WVU Athletics reintroduces head football coach Rich Rodriguez to Morgantown
West Virginia University Athletics reintroduced head football coach Rich Rodriguez Friday during a press conference. Eyewitness Sports attended the event and livestream will be attached to this story. The news broke earlier this week the Mountaineers had found a replacement for Neal Brown who spent six seasons in Morgantown.
Finishing His Story: Rodriguez officially returns as WVU’s football coach
In fortifying the future of its football program, West Virginia University reached back into the past, hiring the former coach who led the Mountaineers to some of their greatest triumphs. The university officially announced Thursday that Rich Rodriguez — who coached WVU to national prominence from 2001-07 — would return to lead the
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Rodriguez Admits Leaving WVU was a 'Mistake' & Understands He Must 'Earn Trust Back'Friday afternoon, the Grant Town, West Virginia native was officially introduced as the next head football coach of the Mountaineers at the WVU Coliseum. As you would expect, Rodriguez was full ...
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