WVU Officially Names Logan Bradley Inside Receivers Coach

WVU football has officially found Blaine Stewart’s replacement, naming Logan Bradley as inside receivers coach Wednesday.

Bradley, who has been serving as an offensive analyst working with the tight ends group for Hugh Freeze’s Auburn program, will leave the Tigers to become a Mountaineer and advance his coaching career.

“I have known of Logan for several years from my time at Ole Miss,” WVU coach Rich Rodriguez said in a statement. “He was at Ole Miss before I got there and worked with the recruiting staff, and everyone there always spoke highly of him.

“Some coaches on my staff that worked with him before have been talking to me about him for a couple of years. So, I wanted a guy who had obviously coached similar positions at some point, but also, it was very important that he could be a dynamic recruiter for us. And that’s what I think Logan is.”

A native of Cedar Hill, Texas, Bradley was also part of the staff at Liberty in recent years.

Bradley played for now-Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire in the Texas high school ranks prior to embarking on his coaching journey, which started as a student assistant at Ole Miss before joining Liberty and then jumping to Auburn.

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