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The WVU football staff has been scorching hot on the recruiting trail recently, churning in four commitments since this past weekend's camp. Two of those have come in the form of local products from Morgantown,
WVi's Matt Allevato discusses the offensive weapons that recently committed to WVU.
This week just keeps getting better for the Mountaineers, as the WVU football staff picked up yet another commitment this evening in the form of a 6'8" Ohio lineman. Josh Krok (Niles, Ohio / McKinley),
WVi's Matt Allevato details the latest Mountaineer football pledge.
Lamar Parker likes the idea of following in the footsteps that brought Tavon Austin through West Virginia and on to the NFL. Sure, the latest addition to the Mountaineers' 2014 recruiting class may be
2014 receiver commit paid close attention to WVU's offense in recent years and hopes to be the next to succeed in it.
The Mountaineer football staff continued their success on the recruiting trail Tuesday when they collected commitments from two standout receivers in the Sunshine State. Jacob McCrary (Miami, Fla. /
Mountaineers pick up two Florida receivers in recruiting, bringing total commitments to five.
The latest in West Virginia University football recruiting news is happening just across town at Morgantown High School. Amanii Brown, a rising senior offensive lineman for the Mohigans, committed to
See what WVU's latest commit had to say, along with a future recruit and their MHS head coach.
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Pinstripe Bowl festivities will begin Wednesday in New York City. Both West Virginia University and Syracuse University are expected to arrive in the city by Christmas night.
Both teams will hold a pair of on-site practices leading up to kickoff on December 29 at Yankee Stadium.
WVU is practicing at Fordham while Syracuse will use the facilities at Columbia University to prepare for the game.
Both teams will be attending the 9/11 memorial museum. They will also send representatives to ring the NYSE opening bell Thursday morning. WVU will send Dana Holgorsen, Geno Smith, Stedman Bailey and Tavon Austin to that event.
Other events include a Pinstripe Bowl media day news conference set for Wednesday evening. Both offensive and defensive coordinators from WVU and Syracuse will speak with the media. Smith, Bailey, Austin and Defensive End Will Clarke will also be on hand. One other news conference is scheduled for Friday morning when WVU Head Coach Dana Holgorsen and Syracuse Head Coach Doug Marrone will meet with the media one final time before the game.
Both teams will spend four days in New York City. Some of the Mountaineers indicated they had never been to New York City, while this will serve as a homecoming of sorts for several other players on the WVU roster.
WVi's Scott Grayson and Geoff Coyle are heading to New York City to cover the Pinstripe Bowl. They will be at each and every event on the bowl itinerary. Be sure to check back throughout the week to follow the Mountaineers leading up to kickoff against Syracuse.
The New Era Pinstripe Bowl between West Virginia and Syracuse is set to kickoff Saturday at 3:15 p.m. on ESPN.
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