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West Virginia University Sophomore Sleepers: Rising Stars Unveiled
West Virginia University showcases three sophomore sleepers, players in their second year of college football who have potential to shine this upcoming fall. These players are not yet established as starters but are poised to make an impact. Krahe, a Colorado State transfer, is expected to see significant playing time at guard and is praised for his development, positioning him as a future starter. Jackson, who unexpectedly secures a starting role as CAT safety, brings unique attributes to the team. Despite competition from more experienced players, his skill set adds value to the defensive lineup.
WVSN Notebook 7/13/24: The WVU Football Season Fast Approaches
The West Virginia Sports Now Daily Notebook is a daily recap of news concerning West Virginia University Athletics. Blessed to receive an offer from @WVUfootball @Coach_TBell AGTG💚💚 @Cavalier_Sports @stroudmr @thecam78 @ChadSimmons_ @rivals @TheUCReport @MohrRecruiting @On3sports @PassFootball5 #HailWV #MoneyGang pic.twitter.com/kYkKT5igAt. — Emerson “Em” Lewis (@PoodaLewis) July 13, 2024...
Neal Brown Opens Up About Complexities in Managing NIL, WVU’s Current Situation
There’s no denying players being compensated for their name, image and likeness has significant impacted college sports. There’s also no denying the programs who have adapted to the advent of NIL have flourished while others more hesitant have faced issues. While speaking with the media at the Big...
WVDHF announce investment plans, sale of senior health facilities
WEST VIRGINIA (WCHS) — The West Virginia Department of Health Facilities announced plans to potentially sell four long-term senior care facilities, officials say. WVDHF has partnered with healthcare merger and acquisition advisors, Lument Securities, LLC, with the goal of improving the quality of care through the sale and license transfer of the facilities without interruption of care, according to a release from the department.
Gov. Justice, WVDNR announce lottery opening for Twin Falls hunt and a chance to hunt with Whitetail Frenzy
​CHARLESTON, WV — Gov. Jim Justice announce that the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) will begin accepting applications for an archery lottery deer hunt at Twin Falls Resort State Park and that one lucky hunter will be chosen to participate in an episode of Whitetail Frenzy TV. Applications will be open July 15, and you’ll be able to enter HERE.“I’m thrilled to announce this lottery hunt at Twin Falls and to be part of providing an unforgettable experience for one lucky hunter,” Gov. Justice said. “With gorgeous scenery, abundant wildlife, and incredible opportunities like this, West Virginia continues to be the best place in the world to go hunting.” There are 15 spots on the Twin Falls lottery hunt, but only one grand prize winner will get to hunt with the Whitetail Frenzy TV film crew. They’ll also receive a special prize package, including lodging at Twin Falls Resort. “I want to thank Whitetail Frenzy for partnering with the WVDNR to offer this extraordinary opportunity,” WVDNR Director Brett McMillion said. “This hunt not only highlights our state’s natural beauty and abundant wildlife but also supports our efforts in promoting sustainable hunting practices and wildlife conservation.” The lottery hunt is open to residents and non-residents, and applications must be submitted online at WVhunt.com. Hunters must use their existing Electronic Licensing and Game Checking System account or create one to apply. Once logged in, applicants must select “Enter a Lottery Drawing” and choose one of the available options. State Park Controlled Deer Hunt Lotteries Gov. Justice and the WVDNR also announced dates and locations for controlled hunts at Beech Fork, Bluestone, Cacapon Resort and Twin Falls Resort state parks.Beech Fork State Park (Nov. 4–6 and Nov. 11–13)Bluestone State Park (Nov. 4–6)Cacapon Resort State Park (Nov. 6–8 and Nov. 13–15)Twin Falls Resort State Park (Nov. 4–6 and Nov. 11–13)Applications are available starting July 15 and must be submitted online at WVhunt.com by Aug. 31. Hunters may apply for multiple hunts as an individual or as part of a group, but can only enter each hunt once. There is a $15 application fee for each entry. Class N/NN Deer Hunt Lottery Applications to hunt in 12 limited permit areas during the 2024 antlerless deer season will also be available starting July 15. Hunters have until midnight on Sept. 6 to apply. Locations for these hunts include:Camp Creek State ForestGreenbrier State ForestHillcrest WMANational Forest Land (Pocahontas County)Public Land (Randolph County)Boone CountyClay County (South Portion)Greenbrier County (North Portion)Kanawha County (North Portion)Kanawha County (South Portion)Nicholas CountyWebster CountyHunters who receive a permit may hunt antlerless deer on private and public land in the 12 limited permit areas on the following dates:Oct. 24-27Nov. 25 to Dec. 8Dec. 12-15 Dec. 28-31West Virginia hunting regulations apply to all controlled hunts. All hunters 15 and older must have a valid West Virginia hunting license, unless legally exempt from purchasing a license. To learn more about lottery hunts or to purchase a hunting license, visit WVdnr.gov/wv-lottery-hunts.
2026 WR Garrett gets plenty of attention on latest West Virginia stop
Middletown (De.) 2026 wide receiver BJ Garrett had been to West Virginia before but his latest trip gave him even more insight into the program. Garrett, 6-foot-3, 195-pounds, was able to compete in the Mountaineers 7-on-7 tournament and he didn’t need to wonder about how the coaching staff felt about him.
Marion County Prosecutor schedules press event in Echols investigation
FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Marion County Prosecutor Jeffery Freeman will hold a press conference Tuesday to release information relating to the shooting death of Charles “Duddy” Echols in 2023. The press event comes about one week after the family held a protest at the Marion County Courthouse because...
WVU Baseball history in the MLB Draft
A look at the players who were taken in the MLB Draft throughout WVU Baseball's history. The Major League Baseball Draft kicks off on Sunday, the first of three days that will see all thirty MLB teams take part in a twenty round draft. Franchises will choose a variety of high schoolers and college athletes to fill out their farm system and build for the future. Among them will be several West Virginia University stars, just as there has been for many years now. For ten straight drafts - not counting the 2020 COVID draft when there were only five rounds - a Mountaineer has been selected. That will continue this year, likely within the first few picks of the first round thanks to shortstop JJ Wetherholt.
JJ Wetherholt's case to go first overall in MLB Draft
On Sunday night when the MLB Draft takes place, West Virginia's JJ Wetherholt will hear is name called, it's only a matter of when. However, for the Mountaineer shortstop, his case to be the first name read is a somewhat compelling one. In 2023, Wetherholt went from a name WVU...
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