There was no question when West Virginia's spring game wrapped up that the quarterback battle had only just begun. With no indication as to which of the two candidates – junior Paul Millard or redshirt
Transfer brings experience to quarterback battle, but head coach warns it's a wide open competition.
West Virginia football coach Dana Holgorsen is traveling throughout the state on the Coaches Caravan, meeting his program's supporters and offering a glimpse into the future for the Mountaineers. Coming
Mountaineers head coach talks quarterbacks, expectations and program's future as offseason gets underway.
DetroitLions.comRookie minicamps are wrapping up throughout the National Football League on Sunday and some former West Virginia players are getting their final chance to make an impression. Reports out of St. Louis
Draft picks and free agents making first impressions this weekend throughout the league.
The annual West Virginia University Coaches Caravan kicked off Wednesday night at Oglebay Resort in Wheeling as the athletic department makes its rounds across the state to greet the fans.Men's soccer
Luck discusses the state of his athletic department, including the recent successes the baseball program has enjoyed.
All Ryan Nehlen wanted was a chance to get his foot in the door and prove himself at the next level. The Detroit Lions are giving him that shot. The former West Virginia receiver and Morgantown native
Morgantown native has an invite to camp with the Lions, hopes to make strong first impression.
The West Virginia University football team entered spring practice with two quarterbacks competing for the starting job vacated by Geno Smith. Junior Paul Millard and Redshirt-freshman Ford Childress received
Take a look at how the three candidates for the starting job stack up against each other.
West Virginia University running back Dustin Garrison expects to have a big junior season. He carried the ball 136 times for 742 yards and six touchdowns as a freshman. However, a torn ACL the week
Garrison has moved past his torn ACL both physically and mentally. That should pave the way for a successful junior season.
Florida State quarterback Clint Trickett has made the decision to transfer to finish his career at West Virginia University. The son of former WVU offensive line coach Rick Trickett, the quarterback has
Transfer QB talks Pat White, Quincy Wilson and why he thinks WVU is the right fit for his future.
Former Florida State quarterback Clint Trickett has announced on his Twitter account that he will be transferring to West Virginia University. "It's official, I will finish my academic/athletic career
Trickett announces intention to transfer to West Virginia on his Twitter page.
Playing his college ball just a few miles down the road from Pittsburgh, J.D. Woods became very familiar with the Steelers and their fan base. With former teammates and West Virginia alumni on the roster and
Former WVU receiver looks forward to joining an organization he respects, but he knows the real work starts now.
A simple text message less than two weeks before the NFL Draft proved to be the first step toward Jeff Braun finding his opportunity in the league. "I received a text from what appeared to be Coach [John] Harbaugh
Former Mountaineer lineman using old teammate's success as motivation with camp starting this weekend.
Geno Smith may have had the most publicized wait of any player in the NFL Draft, but it certainly wasn't the longest. That distinction belongs to the guys who never get their phone call and watch with
WVU back waits out draft process, fields calls, fits finds. Now it's time to take advantage of the opportunity.
With the NFL Draft over, college hopefuls will begin to field calls from teams interested in gaining their services as undrafted free agents. Some Mountaineers have gotten those calls and signed on with
Former West Virginia players begin to sign undrafted free agent contracts as the NFL Draft reaches its conclusion.
Joe Madsen had to wait through the entire NFL Draft process without getting a phone call from one of the 32 teams, but after the seventh round came to an end, his phone began to ring. Among the teams
Mountaineer center gets call from his favorite team, jumps at the chance to come in and compete for a job.
Stedman Bailey had only just said goodbye to his old college buddy a few hours earlier. He and Tavon Austin had been together the night after the first round of the NFL Draft, celebrating the newest member
Rams staff explains why they felt Bailey made a great fit with the future of their organization.
A blue No. 1 jersey was draped over the chair, tucked in the corner, but clearly set aside to serve a specific purpose. It was the winter of 2008 and I sat in West Virginia University wide receivers coach
WVU receivers coach recalls recruiting Austin, coaching Bailey and others now in the pro ranks.
So, Stedman Bailey and Geno Smith will no longer be teammates for the first time since grade school. No matter. Bailey is joining another buddy of his in the NFL. On Friday night, the former West Virginia
Former Mountaineer teammates reunited in pros, Bailey goes No. 90 to Rams.
Geno Smith's mother spent a portion of her Friday on a shopping spree in New York City. Sounds like the ideal outing the day after she celebrated her birthday in the Big Apple, but she wasn't doing the
Geno Smith's mother spent a portion of her Friday on a shopping spree in New York City. Sounds like the ideal outing the day after she celebrated her birthday in the Big Apple, but she wasn't doing the
Geno Smith had to wait until the second day of the NFL Draft before he came off the board, but when he did, it was to the New York Jets. See what the former West Virginia quarterback had to say immediately
See what the former WVU quarterback had to say about his new home and the relief he feels after missing out on the first round.
Geno Smith was the last player left sitting in the NFL Draft's green room Friday night, but he finally heard his name called out over the public address system. The New York Jets selected Smith No. 39
See what Smith had to say after becoming the second quarterback off the board in the 2013 Draft.
Roger Goodell walked to the podium 32 times Thursday evening to call out the selections of 28 different teams and not once did the card in his hand tell him to speak the name Geno Smith. The NFL Commissioner's
Former WVU QB decides not to return for round two after falling out of top 32 Thursday night.
See what Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio had to say about West Virginia's showing on day one of the NFL Draft.
See what Florio had to say about Austin's big night and Smith's disappointment.
The St. Louis Rams picked up West Virginia receiver Tavon Austin with the No. 8 overall selection in the NFL Draft Thursday night. After he came off the board, the Mountaineer and the newest Ram spoke
See what the most recent addition to the St. Louis Rams had to say about his new home.
Tavon Austin was the first Mountaineer off the board on Thursday as the St. Louis Rams traded up to add the former West Virginia star to their arsenal. The Buffalo Bills had the No. 8 overall selection
Rams trade up to grab prized West Virginia wide receiver, highest Mountaineer off the board since 2005.
Tavon Austin and Geno Smith were among the NFL Draft prospects to walk the red carpet prior to this evening's festivities inside Radio City Music Hall. See what they had to say about what they're wearing
See what the two Mountaineers had to say about the night, along with some words from Deion Sanders and other Draft prospects.
We're just a few hours away from the start of the first round of the NFL Draft tonight at Radio City Music Hall. Geno Smith and Tavon Austin will take to the red carpet before entering the building and
See what Smith had to say to the Mountaineer faithful just hours before he awaits the call to the pro ranks.