The junior defensive back has shown he can handle his role at several positions and continues to make a strong impression on the Mountaineers' coaching staff.

The Mountaineers earned their fourth shutout this season and prolonged their unbeaten start on a rainy evening at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium.

Jarret Doege is likely to continue seeing the bulk of action behind center, but head coach Neal Brown says Garett Greene will continue to play as the coaching staff develops a plan on how to use both.

With three second-half sacks against Virginia Tech, Jared Bartlett showed he can be plenty productive at bandit and fill an important pass-rushing role for the Mountaineers.

Brad Howe and longtime Las Vegas oddsmaker Dave Sharapan preview MNF, look ahead to which NFL week 3 lines will be on the move soon, break down Alek Manoah's Tuesday start against the AL-leading Rays and offer up a +225 MLB dog play for Monday night.

Reflecting on a memorable Mountaineer win

The junior kicker has made all four of his field-goal attempts and played a key role in the win over Virginia Tech.

On 11 plays inside the Mountaineer 10-yard line, the Hokies threw five incomplete passes and gained 6 yards on six rushes.

The Mountaineers held a 27-7 lead, but had to stop the Hokies in the red zone in the game's final minute to preserve a victory that gives them the Black Diamond Trophy for the first time since 2003.

Greg Carey and Joe Brocato break down the game and the Mountaineers sound off on the win.

A sellout crowd at Milan Puskar Stadium hopes to help West Virginia notch its first win over Virginia Tech since 2003.

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Saturday's contest marks the first time Mountaineer head coach Neal Brown opposes the Hokies and presents an opportunity for WVU to earn a quality win.

The Mountaineers are ranked fourth nationally while the Thundering Herd are sixth.