I was hunting this weekend and could only watch part of 1st Qtr. My wife taped it for me but I am going to work some tonight and want to watch instead of NFL.

Armed Services Bowl vs Army, or
Texas Bowl vs OU.

If we win Saturday our options will improve.

On this date 30 years from now. I’ll be telling my kids about Vanderbilt beating #1 Alabama.

Iowa State will be ranked No. 11 in the country when they roll into Morgantown this weekend.

WVU's two losses to Penn State and Pitt are now officially losses to two ranked teams (PSU is No. 4, Pitt is No. 22). Four Big 12 teams are ranked as ISU (No. 11), BYU (No. 14), Utah (No. 16), and Kansas State (No. 18).

Other: Texas Tech received seven votes while Colorado received three.

Democrats everywhere have to be cringing

Although I’m a 49er fan, I’m hoping for a Geno win on Thursday and a WVU win Saturday.

Kind of neat the timing playing out for the games as it is.

Yesterday’s win was great. Nice to see us beat a good program and do it on the road.

Started me wondering what the ‘best win’ of Browns tenure would be based on the final record of a team he defeated.

I think it is the 2023 Pitt win with Pitt ending the season at 8-5?

Not good for my waistline. But good nonetheless.

I know we say this every year ..but it's the BEST time of year for a sports fan.

...and may God forever keep the folks who invented/improve big screen televisions.

White Christian nationalist said satanist were killing virgins in the 1980’s. Weird just like today

West Virginia makes the final 12 for Dawayne Galloway.

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STATESBORO, Ga. (Oct. 6, 2024) – The No. 2-ranked West Virginia University rifle team continued its season opening road trip with a one-point, 4728-4727, win over No. 5 Georgia Southern on Sunday at the Shooting Sports Education Center in Statesboro.

The Mountaineers claimed smallbore with a score of 2349 to Georgia Southern’s 2343 while the Eagles captured air rifle, outscoring WVU 2384-2379. West Virginia is now 2-2 all-time against Georgia Southern.

For smallbore and air rifle, senior Gavin Barnick and sophomores Griffin Lake and Lauri Syrja and freshman Ashlyn Blake served as counters for the match. Freshman Jacob Wisman counted for smallbore while senior Natalie Perrin counted in air rifle.

Freshman Camryn Camp led the way for the Mountaineers, claiming the top spot in aggregate, smallbore and air rifle in her second collegiate match. The Hillsboro, Texas native posted an 1192 with scores of 593 in smallbore and 599 in air rifle. It marks the second time in as many days Camp has posted a 599 and top score in air rifle.

Blake finished in a tie for third place with a 1184 while Lake finished just behind in a tie for fifth with a 1181. Blake turned in a 596 in air rifle compared to Lake’s 593 as the pair both scored a 588 in smallbore.

Wisman joined Lake in fifth place with an 1181. He produced a 594 in air rifle and a 587 in smallbore. Barnick and Syrja claimed seventh place in the match after scoring a 1180. Barnick hit marks of 586 in smallbore and 594 in air rifle while Syrja scored a 586 and 594, respectively.

Perrin only competed in air rifle action, turning in a 595, the fifth best score for the match.
Sophomore Maximus Duncan posted a 1167 (575 SB – 592 AR).

Next up, WVU is set to host No. 10 Memphis in the Mountaineers home opener and first match in Great America Rifle Conference action. The match is slated for Saturday, Oct. 19, at 9 a.m. ET from the WVU Rifle Range.

For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVURifle on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

STATESBORO, Ga. (Oct. 6, 2024) – The No. 2-ranked West Virginia University rifle team continued its season opening road trip with a one-point, 4728-4727, win over No. 5 Georgia Southern on Sunday at the Shooting Sports Education Center in Statesboro.

The Mountaineers claimed smallbore with a score of 2349 to Georgia Southern’s 2343 while the Eagles captured air rifle, outscoring WVU 2384-2379. West Virginia is now 2-2 all-time against Georgia Southern.

For smallbore and air rifle, senior Gavin Barnick and sophomores Griffin Lake and Lauri Syrja and freshman Ashlyn Blake served as counters for the match. Freshman Jacob Wisman counted for smallbore while senior Natalie Perrin counted in air rifle.

Freshman Camryn Camp led the way for the Mountaineers, claiming the top spot in aggregate, smallbore and air rifle in her second collegiate match. The Hillsboro, Texas native posted an 1192 with scores of 593 in smallbore and 599 in air rifle. It marks the second time in as many days Camp has posted a 599 and top score in air rifle.

Blake finished in a tie for third place with a 1184 while Lake finished just behind in a tie for fifth with a 1181. Blake turned in a 596 in air rifle compared to Lake’s 593 as the pair both scored a 588 in smallbore.

Wisman joined Lake in fifth place with an 1181. He produced a 594 in air rifle and a 587 in smallbore. Barnick and Syrja claimed seventh place in the match after scoring a 1180. Barnick hit marks of 586 in smallbore and 594 in air rifle while Syrja scored a 586 and 594, respectively.

Perrin only competed in air rifle action, turning in a 595, the fifth best score for the match.
Sophomore Maximus Duncan posted a 1167 (575 SB – 592 AR).

Next up, WVU is set to host No. 10 Memphis in the Mountaineers home opener and first match in Great America Rifle Conference action. The match is slated for Saturday, Oct. 19, at 9 a.m. ET from the WVU Rifle Range.

For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVURifle on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

As I have said all along, I like this team. WVU has just as many or more weapons than any other Big 12 team. If we would stop rushing only 3 guys and dropping 8 into coverage we would’ve had a shutout yesterday and defeated Pitt. I have said many times that this team is going to the playoffs. But, at the very least, WVU will play in Dallas for a shot at a first round bye.