MORGANTOWN — West Virginia right tackle Colton McKivitz usually has a smile on his face and a sense of humor when meeting with the media. With his […]
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Benton breaks through at Sam linebacker for West Virginia
MORGANTOWN — If not for bad luck and a bad knee befalling Quondarius Qualls, this week and this perhaps this season might have signaled an easing-in for […]
Prep round-up: UHS boys’ soccer team tames Bulldogs
MORGANTOWN — Looks, especially in soccer, can be deceiving. A pair of boys soccer unbeatens battled Saturday, at Mylan Pharmaceutical Stadium, yet from the opening whistle, there […]
Whetsell’s return paid big dividends for the Mohigans
MORGANTOWN — As Morgantown junior Jace Whetsell lined up deep for the kickoff, it felt as if the life had been sucked out of J.W. Ruby Stadium […]
Mr. Chatterbox: Sills helps others while he continues to learn
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia’s roster features 13 scholarship receivers, and during some practices you’d swear one of them doubles as player/coach. All-American David Sills, whose first full […]
West Virginia (publicly) avoiding naming starters
MORGANTOWN — Dana Holgorsen is pulling the card of a wily veteran late in camp as West Virginia approaches the first game week in preparation of Tennessee. […]
Gribble’s 148 yards leads Preston past Hampshire
KINGWOOD — The Preston High football team took a step toward growing up Friday. With a roster of 45 players — 30 of them either freshmen or […]
Swaniger’s 3 scores push Clay-Battelle past Hundred
BLACKSVILLE — With just 32 kids on the roster, Clay-Battelle is far from the largest or the most physically intimidating team in Class A football. However, the […]
McCool’s big game helps John Marshall beat University
By Greg Carey GLEN DALE — Leading up to Friday’s season opener at John Marshall, veteran University coach John Kelley was concerned how his team’s defensive front […]
Mohigans upset No. 7 Parkersburg 45-35 in season opener
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown seniors Ty Konchesky and Nick Malone go way back. In fact, they go so far back that Konchesky can barely remember how they met. […]