Bringing Rich Rodriguez back to West Virginia isn't just about some redemption story. Sure, that's a part of it, but the man can win football games and has been able to do so wherever he's been. In this new era of college athletics,

Rutgers, Louisville, UCF and North Carolina are among the programs that have rehired former head coaches in the past decade, and now West Virginia has joined the trend. West Virginia officially hired Rich Rodriguez as its head coach last Thursday,

The West Virginia head coaching search is over a week old now and within the next handful of days, Wren Baker should have a decision. As you would expect, much

New West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez admitted Friday he made a mistake by leaving West Virginia for Michigan 17 years ago. Based on the welcome he got from the thousands of fans who attended his introductory news conference Friday,

Pat McAfee made his feelings known early in the search for West Virginia University’s next football head coach. Arguably the most recognizable former Mountaineer on the planet today, McAfee was ready for Round 2 of Rich Rodriguez in Morgantown.

Several candidates were in the mix to land the West Virginia head football coaching job, but Rich Rodriguez was the guy that Director of Athletics Wren Baker kept coming back to. Baker laid out those reasons during Rodriguez's introductory press conference on Friday afternoon.

Rich Rodriguez rejoins West Virginia as head coach after successful seasons at Jacksonville State. Can he replicate past Mountaineer success starting 2025?

Now that Rich Rodriguez has been formally introduced as WVU’s next head football coach, many have started to speculate who may be brought on to fill out his staff. According to Rodriguez, his first hire will be a defensive coordinator.