WVSN Notebook 7/17: WVU Baseball Succession Plan, MBB Pursuing Transfers

The West Virginia Sports Now Daily Notebook is a daily recap of news concerning WVU Athletics.

Update (7:00 PM) – 

West Virginia’s basketball staff continues to reach out to players on Monday as they’ve contacted a pair of transfer portal guards and another international recruit. Boston College transfer DeMarr Langford Jr. and New Mexico State transfer Deshawndre Washington are the latest portal recruits WVU has reached out to, a source tells WV Sports Now.

Update (3:00 PM) –

West Virginia’s coaching staff has reached out to 2023 four-star forward Marcus Adams Jr., a source tells WV Sports Now. Adams requested out of his National Letter of Intent from Kansas on Sunday.

Source: WVU Contacts Ex-Kansas Commit, 2023 4-Star F Marcus Adams Jr.

Update (11:30 AM) – 

WVU baseball head coach Randy Mazey to step away after the 2024 season and a succession plan for assistant Steve Sabins to take over has been put into place.

Randy Mazey to Retire After 2024 Season, Succession Plan for WVU in Place

Update (10:40 AM) – 

Former Mountaineer Drew Schifino to hold a skills competition at his high school in the Pittsburgh area in August.

Lets get it. pic.twitter.com/xct10yaMEb

— Drew Schifino (@drewfino15) July 17, 2023

Update (8:30 AM) – 

Former WVU G Erik Stevenson saved his best NBA Summer League performance for the last game. Stevenson recorded 23 points, seven rebounds and four assists in a 98-94 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday night.

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