West Virginia football coach says he’s banning his players from dancing on TikTok
West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez said this week that he’s issued somewhat of a ban on social media, but the new policy won’t prevent players from using it – just dancing. Speaking to reporters during the team’s spring training program on Monday,
Three Predictions: West Virginia's TikTok ban, Power Four starters, linemen
Rivals rankings director/transfer portal analyst Adam Friedman has three predictions on the impact of West Virginia's TikTok policy, the number of Power Four starters that will transfer this spring and the expected demand for linemen in the portal.
According to Mike Casazza of 247 Sports, West Virginia University tight ends coach Blaine Stewart is returning to the NFL to join the Tampa Buccaneers staff. S ...
Three months after securing his new gig as head football coach at the University of West Virginia, Rich Rodriguez is laying ...
MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia University football team added a name to its wide receiver room – a familiar one it had only ...
You won't find many Michigan Football fans that have fond memories of former head coach, Rich Rodriguez. He lasted just three seasons in Ann Arbor and ended his ...
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