West Virginia's search for a new head football coach is about to come to an end. Well, according to former WVU defensive back Adam 'Pacman' Jones, it's already

Rich Rodriguez is heading back to West Virginia. According to ESPNThe Mountaineers announced Thursday that they had re-hired Rodriguez 17 years after he left for Michigan. The Jacksonville State coach will succeed Neal Brown after Brown was fired at the end of the season.

West Virginia's all-time leading scorer Pat McAfee opened up his show on Wednesday, addressing the reports of WVU's coaching search possibly coming to an end and reacting to Pacma

According to ESPN Senior Writer Pete Thamel, sources say that West Virginia University is targeting former head coach Rich Rodriguez to make a return to the position during the 2025-2026 season and that a deal is in the works,

What the school’s President and Director of Athletics said it was time for the former coach to return and what Rodriguez said of coming back

Who would have thought that after he left 17 years ago, Rich Rodriguez would potentially have a chance to return as the head football coach of the West Virginia

Moments ago, West Virginia University officially announced Rich Rodriguez as its next head coach! Here is what the university had to say in a press release: “Rich Rodriguez, winner of 190 games and 12 outright or shared conference or division championships,