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Soccer Minnesota United officially announced the signing of international star James Rodríguez, who will begin his first spell in Major League Soccer. Rodríguez will...

West Virginia University head football coach Rich Rodriguez announced the hiring of Jay Boulware as the Mountaineers’ running backs coach. “Jay Boulware brings years of successful experience as a highly respected coach and recruiter,” Rodriguez said. “His knowledge of the Big 12 Conference and ability to recruit high-level players and develop running backs make him

It’s mid-August in Morgantown, and the scream for QB1 ticks louder. West Virginia’s quarterback derby—five men deep, all throwing heat in camp—is about to get its first major cut. Rich Rodriguez, never one to sugarcoat a dang thing, just dropped a 72-hour timer on the decision-making process...

Rich Rodriguez Reportedly Set to Interview for WVU Head Coaching Job As expected, Jacksonville State head coach Rich Rodriguez is scheduled to interview for the head coaching vacancy,[ according to WVNews](https://www.wvnews.com/news/wvnews/rich-rodriguez-to-interview-for-wvu-coaching-job-backed-by-pat-mcafee-and-key-boosters/article_2fb33296-b3eb-11ef-86c1-c3983e906851.html). The former Mountaineer header has been rumored to the WVU job since Neal Brown was relieved of his duties on Sunday evening. He has

West Virginia has its next head football coach, and it's a familiar face. Seventeen years after departing for the University of Michigan, Rich Rodriguez is expected to return to Morgantown to lead the Mountaineers. Pete Thamel of ESPN first reported the news, stating the two sides are "working toward completion" of a deal. The Grant

It's officially official. West Virginia has hired Rich Rodriguez as the program's 36th head football coach, 17 years after his ugly departure for Michigan. Rodriguez did a terrific job at Jacksonville State, guiding them to two straight bowl games in their first two years at the FBS level. Earlier this month, Rodriguez and the Gamecocks

It's conference championship weekend in college football, and while West Virginia isn't a participant, Director of Athletics Wren Baker has his eyes on all of the action as he'll be watching several potential candidates for the WVU job try to win a title. Jacksonville State head coach Rich Rodriguez, one of many who will interview