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Reaction to Bill Stewart's passing flooded the World Wide Web Monday with players, coaches and everyday people who knew the man taking to their Twitter accounts to reflect. Pat McAfee, a kicker who starred
A collection of tweets from some players and coaches who were connected to the former WVU head coach.
Members of the Mountaineer community spoke out Monday about the passing of former WVU football coach Bill Stewart.West Virginia President Jim Clements"Mountaineer nation is truly saddened today to learn
Clements, Luck and others speak out about the passing of a former Mountaineer coach and West Virginian.
Former West Virginia head football coach Bill Stewart appears to have been taken by an ambulance from Stonewall Resort while playing a round of golf on Monday afternoon. According to Tim Brady, executive
Former WVU coach collapses on golf course in Stonewall Monday, dies.
Keith Patterson had only just familiarized himself with his new home in Morgantown when he was shipped halfway across the country to try convincing some recruits that they should join him in the hills
Co-defensive coordinator Keith Patterson finds Mountaineer name to be well known halfway across the country.
West Virginia University will play a much different football schedule in 2012 than it did in 2011. WVi will take a look at all 12 opponents this fall and help get you ready for what those teams will bring
WVi is taking an early look at West Virginia's 2012 football opponents
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The Mountaineer coaching staff received some good news on Tuesday when running back Torry Clayton (Homestead, FL / South Dade) gave a verbal commitment to lead recruiter Robert Gillespie and joined the 2012 recruiting class.
Clayton, a 5'10" 190-pound athlete who rushed for 15 touchdowns his senior season en route to second-team all-state 8A honors, becomes the second running back in this class joining Roshard Burney, who also hails from the Sunshine State.
Throughout the recruiting process, Clayton gathered scholarship offers from the likes of Ball State, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Florida International, Illinois, Memphis, UAB and UCF. Rivals.com rates Clayton as the nation's 30th running back and gives him a three-star mark.
The talented back is expected to be fully qualified and will report to Morgantown in June.
Note: With his commitment, the 2012 class now sits at 26 recruits. National Signing Day is in exactly two weeks on Wednesday, February 1st. Since the five early enrollees count back towards last year's numbers, there look to be a handful of spots remaining in this year's class.
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