Daily Notebook
WVSN Daily Notebook: Jan. 19, 2021
Welcome to the WVSN Daily Notebook. This post will be updated with news throughout the day, so be sure to check back often to stay on top of everything that is going on in college and high school sports in West Virginia.
UPDATE – 7 a.m.
WVU football makes the latest cut for Treyveon Longmire, a Class of 2022 four-star recruit designed an “athlete” by 247Sports.
Top 8 pic.twitter.com/8VXpogo3LD
— Treyveon Longmire (@TreyveonLongmi1) January 18, 2021
WVU Football’s Relationship with Alumni Hasn’t Been Easy, But Needs to Remain Important
Jordan McCabe Hired as Assistant Coach at Green Bay
Pat McAfee Discusses WVU Spring Game, Being Back in Morgantown
WVU Alumni Welcome Darian DeVries with Supporting Message
West Virginia Contacts Pair of Experienced Players in Portal
West Virginia Reaches Out to New Wave of Transfers, Including Former 5-Star
Transfer Contacts Keep Rolling in for WVU Basketball
WVU Football Going After SEC Transfer DL Looking for Opportunity
WVU Target, WPIAL Star Matt Sieg Elevated to 4-Star Recruit
Former WVU F Mohamed Wague Hits Transfer Portal
Pat McAfee Discusses WVU Spring Game, Being Back in Morgantown
Watch: WVU HC Neal Brown, Players Talk After Gold-Blue Spring Game, Highlights of Day
Watch: Mike Tomlin’s Call to Zach Frazier to Welcome Him to Steelers
Watch: WVU OL Zach Frazier Becomes a Steeler, Sends Message to Fans
Watch: WVU Football Players White, Vesterinen, Malone After Spring Practice
Breaking Down WVU Football’s Committments for 2024
12shares Share Tweet Reddit CommentsWith some new recruits announcing commitments to the WVU football program this week, the 2024 class...
Complete List of High School Recruits Offered by WVU Football
10shares Share Tweet Reddit CommentsTo say the WVU football program has been putting in a lot of recruiting work since...
Transfer Players Who Have Signed with West Virginia Football
7shares Share Tweet Reddit CommentsSince the Mountaineers have been increasingly active in pursuing transfers lately and there’s an important distinction...