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Robert Gillespie went to south Florida in search of a big inside linebacker to fill one of two positions on West Virginia's defense in 2013. The player he found at American Heritage Plantation is even bigger
Mountaineers are trying to stand out in a growing list of offers for this American Heritage Plantation linebacker.
Former West Virginia University Fullback Owen Schmitt signed a one-year contract with the Oakland Raiders. Schmitt worked out for the Raiders on Tuesday and was quickly signed by Oakland.Raiders Offensive
Schmitt signed a contract shortly after completing a workout for the Raiders
Former West Virginia University Linebacker Najee Goode has inked a four-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Goode was a sixth-round draft pick by the Bucs and recently participated in Buccaneers rookie
Najee Goode and Keith Tandy have both signed four-year contracts with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
If the recent history of conference realignment in college sports has taught us anything it is that it tends to happen in waves. The rumblings and rumors of more realignment are starting to register on
Florida State could be a key player in the next round of conference realignment
For years, West Virginia University supporters have been looking for a more competitive league schedule. Rarely did the rest of the Big East step up to deliver one. There was the occasional game against
WVU is moving to a more difficult football conference with a very different schedule. But, just how different is it in terms of strength of schedule and travel?
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The
Mountaineer Sports Network and West Virginia Public Broadcasting will
add to this season's women's basketball television schedule with the
broadcast of five games on WSWP Beckley, WNPB Morgantown and WPBY
Huntington/Charleston.
The
Jan. 7 contest against Villanova is the first to air live on PBS and
will be followed by the Chesapeake Energy Capital Classic against
Marshall in Charleston on Jan. 17. WVPBS will also broadcast the Jan. 28
game against Marquette, the Feb. 4 game against Louisville and the Feb.
18 game against DePaul, all at the WVU Coliseum.
In
addition to WVPBS, the Mountaineers' season opener on Nov. 11 against
Youngstown State has been picked up to air live on ESPN3.com. The game
is slated for 6:30 p.m. at the Coliseum.
Combined
with four nationally-televised games, the WVU women's basketball team
will have nine games on television, including the Jan. 21 contest at
Pitt on the BIG EAST Network, WVU's contest at Notre Dame on Feb. 12 on
ESPNU and a pair of games against St. John's and Pitt on CBS Sports
Network.
The remaining 11 home games not broadcast on television will be streamed live online by MSNsportsNet.com.
WVU will open its season with a 7 p.m. exhibition game against Wheeling Jesuit on Wednesday, Nov. 2 at the WVU Coliseum.