The West Virginia Mountaineers are officially entering a new era under head coach Rich Rodriguez, who is beginning his second stint in Morgantown. Rodriguez, who was re-hired 17 years after he left, is taking over following the firing of former coach Neal Brown.

West Virginia head coach Rich Rodriguez knows that players entering the transfer portal is just a part of the world we live in nowadays in college athletics. No matter what you do or what you can offer,

After Rich Rodriguez's return to West Virginia, the immediate question for Jacksonville State football became who will be its coach in the Cure Bowl

Since his last stretch at WVU, Rodriguez has led programs at Michigan, Arizona, Ole Miss, Hawaii, Louisiana-Monroe and Jacksonville State. Earlier this week, Rodriguez was named Conference USA Coach of the Year after leading Jax State to a conference championship game.

Some coaches don't like to talk a whole lot about expectations because fans will use that against you when things don't happen exactly as said coach thought it

West Virginia’s first game after hiring Rich Rodriguez as head coach again will be in a bowl. Just like it was his first time 24 years ago.

Many question whether or not Rich Rodriguez will be able to have the same success he did at West Virginia this time around as he did 17 years ago when he had the Mountaineers on the doorstep of the National Championship.

Almost the entire 2024 West Virginia football coaching staff has been fired by new head coach Rich Rodriguez. The only assistant who will remain from Neal Brown’s staff is tight ends coach Blaine Stewart and the rest of the assistants will be fired;