There have been rumors floating around that our boosters might want to use paying Neal's buyout as leverage to hire RichRod back as head coach.

There have been other rumors (relayed to us by Vernon) that Texas A&M boosters might want to help us out with Neal's buyout if we hire Jimbo Fisher from them.

I'm wondering what the Blue Lot would prefer if these are the choices presented to us.

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Just another name to see what this board thinks. LSU OC and spent time with Finkel at Cincinnati. I hadn't seen his name mentioned and maybe there's reasons of which I don't know.

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On this week’s episode of Parsing Immigration Policy we are joined by Todd Bensman, the Center for Immigration Studies senior national security fellow, to discuss crucial details about the Biden administration’s CBP One scheme revealed as the result of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) litigation by the Center. The data was analyzed in two reports released this week (linked below).

The strategy of the CBP One scheme is to let inadmissible aliens who would otherwise cross illegally make an appointment to cross at an official port of entry instead, to make border crisis less visible and politically damaging for the Biden administration. The scheme, which includes a work permit, has been going on since May 2021, paroling into the U.S. nearly a quarter million inadmissible aliens from nearly 100 countries, including thousands from countries of terrorism concern.

Ushering in these “special interest aliens”, Bensman explains, is different from catching such people who cross illegally. “The ones that are crossing illegally, we sort of don’t have a choice in that. We just have to contend with them when they enter of their own volition. But with all of these nationalities that we are approving for CBP One appointments and parole, it is done by affirmative choice. We don’t have to choose them. We could deny their applications for appointments and parole.”

In essence, “the Biden administration is knowingly overwhelming our ability to do the kind of close vetting and interviewing and what have you that is warranted for people from these potentially dangerous countries,” says Mark Krikorian, podcast host and executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies.

In his closing commentary Krikorian draws attention to the dismal situation at the Southwest border as revealed by the end-of-fiscal-year DHS data.

Here is the link to the newest episode of Musings from the Mountains with Keenan and Zach:

https://westvirginia.rivals.com/news/musings-from-the-mountains-ucf-preview-10-26-23

Here is the link to the newest episode of Musings from the Mountains with Keenan and Zach:

https://westvirginia.rivals.com/news/musings-from-the-mountains-ucf-preview-10-26-23

Hartline. This would be a risky hire IMO. He would have to crush his interview and really have a vision for the program he’d try to develop at WVU.

It is way different recruiting at WVU compared to Ohio State. Similarly, developing players is way more critical here than at Ohio State. I am very skeptical of blue blood assistants coming here because of this. Although, I’m not convinced he’d take the job if offered.

With that said, what am I missing with this guy? I see the downside risk being much higher with him than the upside.

I wonder what he is seeing lol

...of the book Shogun. The anjin-san is given occasional hope by Toranaga allowing him to build a boat to leave Japan (whereby he just has it burnt). The board is abuzz building a new boat......
Keep putting those coins in the broken coke machine. Maybe one day a coke will come out.

Men’s Basketball Nonconference Promotions Announced

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Oct. 26, 2023) – Several promotions have been announced for upcoming WVU men's basketball games during nonconference play.

This Friday's charity exhibition matchup with George Mason (Oct. 27) is the first look at the 2023-24 Mountaineers. Fans can purchase tickets for as low as $10 at WVUGAME.com. Proceeds from the game will benefit the WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital.

The 2023-24 regular season home opener vs. Missouri State is on Monday, Nov. 6, and tickets can be purchased for $20 or $15, depending on seat location. The home opener also will be the first opportunity to pick up a copy of the 2023-24 men’s basketball schedule poster.

The Mountaineers will face Monmouth on Friday, Nov. 10 in the Military Appreciation game, the day before Veteran’s Day. There will be several military appreciation tributes throughout the game and fans can purchase tickets for just $20. Veterans and active-duty military members will be able to purchase tickets in advance for just $10 (CLICK HERE) or by presenting their valid military ID at the Mountaineer Ticket Office located at the Gold Gate of the Coliseum on game day.

The annual toy drive, benefiting Toy Mountain, will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 14 vs. Jacksonville State. Fans are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy valued at $5 or more to donate and will receive a ticket to a home women's basketball game this season.

The first Family Day of the season will be held on Sunday, Nov. 26 when the Mountaineers play host to Bellarmine. Purchase four tickets and a $25 concession voucher for just $65.

WVU will face St. John’s on Friday, Dec. 1 in the Big East-Big 12 Battle at the Coliseum. The game will be a GOLD RUSH, all fans in attendance are encouraged to wear gold to the game. Stay in your seats during halftime for a special performance from the WVU Marching Band Drum Line. To secure at ticket to the matchup with the Red Storm, fans can either purchase season tickets (CLICK HERE) or a blue mini-package (CLICK HERE). Single game tickets for this nonconference matchup are not on sale at this time.

The Backyard Brawl against Pitt returns to Morgantown on Wednesday, Dec. 6. Stick around during halftime for an exciting performance from Red Panda! To secure a ticket to the matchup with the Panthers, fans can either purchase season tickets (CLICK HERE) or a gold mini-package (CLICK HERE). Single game tickets for this nonconference matchup are not on sale at this time.

The WVU men’s basketball annual Youth Sports Day, presented by UScellular, will be on Saturday, Dec. 9 vs. Drexel. This game also will be the annual canned food drive benefiting the Lions Club. Fans are encouraged to bring a canned food item to donate and will receive a ticket to a women's basketball home game this season.

Tickets for the Mountaineers’ mid-week matchup with Radford, coached by former Mountaineer Darris Nichols, on Wednesday, Dec. 20 can be purchased for as low as $10.

WVU's final home game of 2023 will be on Saturday, Dec. 23 against Toledo. The matchup with the Seawolves will be Ugly Holiday Sweater Day at the Coliseum. This also will be the final Family Day of the season. Fans can purchase four tickets and a $25 concession voucher for just $65.

Season tickets, mini-packages and nonconference single game tickets (excluding St. John’s and Pitt) are available by visiting WVUGAME.com or by calling 1-800-WVU GAME.

Men’s Basketball Nonconference Promotions Announced

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Oct. 26, 2023) – Several promotions have been announced for upcoming WVU men's basketball games during nonconference play.

This Friday's charity exhibition matchup with George Mason (Oct. 27) is the first look at the 2023-24 Mountaineers. Fans can purchase tickets for as low as $10 at WVUGAME.com. Proceeds from the game will benefit the WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital.

The 2023-24 regular season home opener vs. Missouri State is on Monday, Nov. 6, and tickets can be purchased for $20 or $15, depending on seat location. The home opener also will be the first opportunity to pick up a copy of the 2023-24 men’s basketball schedule poster.

The Mountaineers will face Monmouth on Friday, Nov. 10 in the Military Appreciation game, the day before Veteran’s Day. There will be several military appreciation tributes throughout the game and fans can purchase tickets for just $20. Veterans and active-duty military members will be able to purchase tickets in advance for just $10 (CLICK HERE) or by presenting their valid military ID at the Mountaineer Ticket Office located at the Gold Gate of the Coliseum on game day.

The annual toy drive, benefiting Toy Mountain, will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 14 vs. Jacksonville State. Fans are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy valued at $5 or more to donate and will receive a ticket to a home women's basketball game this season.

The first Family Day of the season will be held on Sunday, Nov. 26 when the Mountaineers play host to Bellarmine. Purchase four tickets and a $25 concession voucher for just $65.

WVU will face St. John’s on Friday, Dec. 1 in the Big East-Big 12 Battle at the Coliseum. The game will be a GOLD RUSH, all fans in attendance are encouraged to wear gold to the game. Stay in your seats during halftime for a special performance from the WVU Marching Band Drum Line. To secure at ticket to the matchup with the Red Storm, fans can either purchase season tickets (CLICK HERE) or a blue mini-package (CLICK HERE). Single game tickets for this nonconference matchup are not on sale at this time.

The Backyard Brawl against Pitt returns to Morgantown on Wednesday, Dec. 6. Stick around during halftime for an exciting performance from Red Panda! To secure a ticket to the matchup with the Panthers, fans can either purchase season tickets (CLICK HERE) or a gold mini-package (CLICK HERE). Single game tickets for this nonconference matchup are not on sale at this time.

The WVU men’s basketball annual Youth Sports Day, presented by UScellular, will be on Saturday, Dec. 9 vs. Drexel. This game also will be the annual canned food drive benefiting the Lions Club. Fans are encouraged to bring a canned food item to donate and will receive a ticket to a women's basketball home game this season.

Tickets for the Mountaineers’ mid-week matchup with Radford, coached by former Mountaineer Darris Nichols, on Wednesday, Dec. 20 can be purchased for as low as $10.

WVU's final home game of 2023 will be on Saturday, Dec. 23 against Toledo. The matchup with the Seawolves will be Ugly Holiday Sweater Day at the Coliseum. This also will be the final Family Day of the season. Fans can purchase four tickets and a $25 concession voucher for just $65.

Season tickets, mini-packages and nonconference single game tickets (excluding St. John’s and Pitt) are available by visiting WVUGAME.com or by calling 1-800-WVU GAME.

Instead of talking about the border, crime, inflation, Biden's corruption, or anything else......we are now talking about the Speaker of the House...

Matt Gaetz...is a real man of genius.

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If Hitler were alive today, which side would he be rooting for? Israel or Hamma’s? Thanks

Did WVU not recruit this guy? He's now starting for the Bears. Who dropped the ball on him?