'This is my home': WVU 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.
Rutgers, Louisville, UCF and North Carolina are among the programs that have rehired former head coaches in the past decade, ...
This weekend will be full of special moments for West Virginia head football coach Rich Rodriguez as he returns to the place ...
Rich Rodriguez has returned home. In the most unlikely of events, the favorite son of Marion County who once coached WVU football to the edge of greatness only to abandon the University and the state, ...
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Local WVU football fans weigh in on controversial Rich Rodriguez hireRich Rodriguez is back in Morgantown as the 36th head coach in WVU Football history. 59News talked to some local Mountaineer ...
Rich Rodriguez did not leave West Virginia on the best terms when he defected to Michigan in 2008, but that didn't stop the ...
Seventeen years after leaving his alma mater for Michigan, Rich Rodriguez has returned as the 36th Head Coach of the West ...
Nearly 17 years to the date of his departure for Michigan, Rich Rodriguez returns home. Friday afternoon, the Grant Town, ...
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