WVU, Rich Rodriguez and West Virginia football

WVU football head coach Rich Rodriguez is off to a no-nonsense start banning TikTok
Rich Rodriguez's return to the West Virginia football program has the fanbase excited to return to its glory days. Rodriguez is also making a statement by banning a popular social media site.
WVU football: Rich Rodriguez sees need for speed for Mountaineers
As Maverick and Goose are walking down the tarmac in the first “Top Gun” movie, in unison they chant, “I feel the need, the need for speed!”
WVU Football Coach Bans His Players from Doing TikTok Dances: ‘Not the Image I Want’
West Virginia football head coach Rich Rodriguez has banned his players from dancing on TikTok. The Mountaineers coach made the announcement on Monday, March 10, according to the Associated Press and Sports Illustrated,
“We Try To Have A Hard Edge & You’re In Your Tights Dancing?” – WVU Football Coach Rich Rodriguez Bans His Players From Dancing On TikTok
The hard-nosed coach has made it clear that he’s hoping to change the culture of the WVU locker room to make them tougher, give them more of an edge, and hopefully bring the Mountaineers back to a place where they can compete for national championships – something they haven’t really been able to do since his first stint in Morgantown.
West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez bans players from TikTok dancing
West Virginia football players will need to save their best moves for the football field after coach Rich Rodriguez banned the Mountaineers from dancing on TikTok.
West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez isn’t here for locker room dances
As college football stars go viral for their dance moves, one coach is drawing a hard line—and some fans are pushing back.
What Rich Rodriguez just banned from West Virginia football
West Virginia football head coach Rich Rodriguez just banned TikTok from their program, in an effort to promote winning.
Rich Rodriguez is back at West Virginia and taking stand against player entitlement
Rich Rodriguez is back for his second tenure at West Virginia and has thoughts on player entitlement, and the value of a demanding coach.
Rich Rodriguez Asked About His Thoughts on Players Using Cannabis
West Virginia head football coach Rich Rodriguez was asked about marijuana use by student-athletes. Why was this brought up? Well, last June, the NCAA removed cannabis from its banned substance list,
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Rodriguez has tough decisions to make with WVU’s roster
MORGANTOWN – The West Virginia University football players will be away from campus for the next week for spring break. WVU coach Rich Rodriguez said it will give him and his coaches the chance to ...
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NOTEBOOK: WVU football assistant Blaine Stewart taking a stab at the NFL
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez is once again looking for a new assistant after inside ...
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WVU football: Rodriguez has a need for Mountaineer speed
As Maverick and Goose are walking down the tarmac in the first “Top Gun” movie, in unison they chant, “I feel the need, the ...
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Jeff Casteel happy to be back on WVU staff
The chance to coach on the same staff as his son was enough for Jeff Casteel to emerge from retirement and rejoin the West Virginia University football team. Casteel, the former defensive coordinator ...
Recently Retired Wide Receiver Returns to West Virginia's Football Roster
West Virginia's wide receiver room got a little bigger here recently as Morgantown native Preston Fox has returned to the ...
WSAZ Investigates | West Virginia Bill proposes mandatory ambulances at school football games
A bill in the West Virginia legislature would require ambulances, if available, to be stationed at middle and high school ...