According to Bookies.com, Morgantown is a great place to attend a college football game and West Virginia ranks No. 5 in pregame destinations from the Big...
A new group of Mountaineers will be immortalized as WVU legends. On Saturday, West Virginia Athletics announced the 2024 WVU Sports Hall of Fame class. The...
It’s time for Mountaineer Nation to rally behind one of their own at the Olympics. Sydney Pickrem, an assistant coach on the WVU swimming and diving...
A new way for WVU fans to have a good time while simultaneously supporting the Mountaineers is on its way. On Wednesday, Country Roads Trust announced...
As a follow up to our breaking news about Country Roads Trust hiring a new Director of Operations, WV Sports Now spoke with Taylor Scarnato about...
In the rapidly changing landscape of college sports, a school’s NIL collective serves as an essential aspect of the health of a college program. And with...
Another WVU track star will represent her country and West Virginia in the 2024 Olympic Games. Amy Cashin has qualified to run in the women’s 3,000-meter...
WVU fans now have an extra incentive to watch the upcoming Olympics. Mountaineer track star Ceili McCabe qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games earlier this...
Even in the grocery store, WVU and Marshall are competing for NIL money in the same state. In the world of Name, Image and Likeness, anything...
Boston Celtics HC Joe Mazzulla will make a return to Morgantown on Aug. 24 for the Country Roads Trust’s Pad2Pad Logistics Football Kickoff Dinner. Mazzulla will...
Winning an NCAA Regional is a big accomplishment in and of itself, but winning the national championship is a completely different level of success. While the...
Joining the Trust lager, now there’s the “1863 Coal Collection” of bourbon via Country Roads Trust. WVU’s NIL collective Country Roads Trust unveiled its latest creation...
Reports that WVU signed director of athletics Wren Baker to a two-year extension instantly sparked excitement and support from members of Mountaineer Nation on social media....
According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, West Virginia Director of Athletics Wren Baker has signed a two-year extension that lasts through December of 2030. Baker was hired...
No one can say Wren Baker is not a man of his word. And on Wednesday, it was finally time for Baker to pay up on...