Stories By Brad Smith
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Basketball
/ 12 hours agoExclusive Interview with WVU Basketball Great Damian Owens
Damian Owens was a four-year starter from 1995-1998. He scored 1,616 points and had 868 rebounds during career. At the end...
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Basketball
/ 4 days agoJevon Carter. The Interview.
Jevon Carter. WVU career steal leader (330). WVU single-season steal leader (112, 2018). WVU single-season assist leader (246, 2018). 4 time...
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News
/ 7 days agoExclusive Interview with The Mountaineer, Trevor Kiess
Originally from Elkins, WV, Trevor Kiess has always been a diehard Mountaineer fan. When Trevor relinquishes his duty as The Mountaineer...
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Basketball
/ 1 week agoEsa Ahmad and Wesley Harris Dismissed From WVU Basketball Team
A rough season for Bob Huggins’ Mountaineers continues to get rougher. Esa Ahmad and Wesley Harris have been dismissed from the...
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Football
/ 2 weeks agoEugene Napoleon Exclusive Interview: “Inside the Jersey”
Eugene Napoleon is known for many things: he’s CEO and manager of Nap Vision Entertainment to music fans; he’s Mr. Napoleon...
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Football
/ 2 weeks ago2019 WVU NFL Draft Projections
West Virginia will send six players to the NFL Combine. Will Grier, David Sills, David Long, Yodny Cajuste, Gary Jennings and...
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Basketball
/ 2 weeks agoAll-time WVU Basketball Team
The following list is the most comprehensive, definitive inventory of all-time great WVU basketball players ever created. All-time great lists of...
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Football
/ 2 weeks agoDarnell Wright to Tennessee
Darnell Wright, a 5 star offensive tackle and the most highly-ranked football prospect from West Virginia in the past decade, chose...
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Basketball
/ 2 weeks agoAn Early Look at Next Year’s Basketball Team
After an embarrassing loss at Texas Tech, there are a couple of things that West Virginia basketball fans need to accept:...
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Basketball
/ 3 weeks agoI Nominate Bob Huggins for the Basketball Hall of Fame
One of the truly shameful injustices in all of college basketball is Bob Huggins’ absence in the Basketball Hall of Fame....
