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As West Virginia goes into its second-to-last road game of the 2025 season, the Mountaineers do so with more clarity at quarterback than they’ve had since losing Nicco Marchiol, the most experienced player at that position, for the season after four games.
Come noon Saturday, true freshman Scotty Fox Jr. will make his third consecutive start at Houston hoping to build off a solid showing last Saturday in a 23-17 loss to TCU. 
Fox completed 28-of-41 passes for 301 yards and two touchdowns and did

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Fall Ball season is complete for the WVU baseball team as head coach Steve Sabins continues the lengthy process of building his second team as head coach of the Mountaineers. Freshmen and transfers filtered into Morgantown throughout the summer while returning veterans arrived back on campus in mid-August after competing in various summer leagues across the country.
During the fall season, the Mountaineers played scrimmage games against Kentucky and Wake Forest and they

West Virginia celebrates a 2-1 win against Cincinnati in its regular season finale. Photo by Greg CareyWest Virginia celebrates a 2-1 win against Cincinnati in its regular season finale. Photo by Greg CareyWest Virginia celebrates a 2-1 win against Cincinnati in its regular season finale. Photo by Greg CareyWest Virginia celebrates a 2-1 win against Cincinnati in its regular season finale. Photo by Greg CareyWest Virginia celebrates a 2-1 win against Cincinnati in its regular season finale.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — In last Sunday’s exhibition against Wheeling, there was some good, some not so good and plenty in between for West Virginia, which claimed an 80-54 win inside Hope Coliseum.
The result came eight days after the Mountaineers defeated Maryland 95-73 in a closed scrimmage, a contest that saw WVU guard Honor Huff connect on 10 three-pointers to score 32 points.
Against the Cardinals, a Division II program and member of the Mountain East Conference, Huff was 2 for 7 from long

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — As the losses pile up for West Virginia in 2025, perhaps Mountaineer faithful can look to Saturday’s opponent as reason for hope in the not too distant future.
Houston enters its noon matchup against WVU at TDECU Stadium with a No. 22 national ranking and 7-1 record, and the Cougars remain in the hunt for one of two spots in the Big 12 title game.
A year ago at this time, in head coach Willie Fritz’s first season with the Cougars, Houston was 3-5 and on its way to a 4-8