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Mountaineer Pride: Breaking down WVU’s 2026 expectations

The 2025 season had highs and lows, but looking at it as a whole, it was a lot of lows. A 4-8 record with just two Big 12 wins wasn’t on the fans' bingo card when Rich Rodriguez was hired in the winter of 2024. Fans remembered the glory days for the Mountaineers led by West Virginia’s ...

Parkersburg South boys soccer falls to Huntington

PARKERSBURG – The creator of ‘Running Man’ the movie must have had the Huntington boys soccer team in mind. Thursday night at Erickson All-Sports Facility, the Parkersburg South back line of defense received quite the workout under extreme heat weather conditions as the Highlanders ...

Tigers hold on for 1-0 win over Warriors

VINCENT — Warren keeper Sydney Brothers turned away a baker’s dozen shots in goal on a hot Thursday night, but it wasn’t enough as Marietta swept the season series following a 1-0 win. The Tigers of head coach Bill Mannix came out firing, but their first two shots weren’t on ...

Woods, Bray hope to juke injuries this season

MORGANTOWN — The Ohio game in 2025 was bad for West Virginia football for multiple reasons. But the lasting image, other than the Bobcats playing the Tavon Austin highlight song on the jumbotron after a 17-10 win, was the cart coming out to take running back Jahiem White off the field. White was illegally tackled, and just by watching it, you could tell he was done for the year. It was a significant blow to the offense, especially since Rich Rodriguez runs the ball so much. A few drives later, wide receiver Jaden Bray was carted off as well. Another major piece of the team ...

Mountaineer Pride: Going against grain paid off Latimer brothers

It was December 2, 2025. The next day was early National Signing Day for high school seniors looking to play college football. Running back Amari Latimer, a 4-star out of Fairburn, Georgia, had a big decision to make. He was the 21st-ranked running back in the entire class, and many teams and fans were anxiously waiting. Latimer had been committed to Wisconsin since June of that year. But he wasn’t certain about the Badgers. Latimer felt pressure to play for the Badgers because that’s where his brother, Geimere Latimer Jr., was. It seemed like the easy choice, but not for ...