Spot the ball (again): Rich Rodriguez to return as WVU head coach
Rodriguez launched his head coaching career at a pair of West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference schools. He led Salem in 1988 and Glenville State from 1990-96. Stints as the offensive coordinator at Tulane and Clemson preceded Rodriguez’s first appointment as WVU head coach.
A Grant Town native and a four-sport star with all-state honors playing football and basketball at Noth Narion High, Rodriguez walked on at WVU and played safety from 198-84. He began his coaching ...
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West Virginia President E. Gordon Gee gave an eye-opening statement on Rich Rodriguez potentially returning to Morgantown ...
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