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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — In-state — make that in-town — WVU legacy Noah Braham took advantage of his first Division I football offer in committing to West Virginia on Saturday morning. The son of Mountaineer All-American Rich Braham, who followed his father to University High School, will now take the next step along the same path in attending West Virginia.

With the decisions on how to regulate abortions now in the hands of each state, the next step for West Virginia comes from Attorney General Patrick Morrisey.

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — Graham Harrell has a unique tool at his disposal in year one: a fully-returning offensive line. Luckily for him, the unit is excited to have him calling the plays. Redshirt senior guard James Gmiter said that the line feels “rejuvenated” with Harrell’s addition, and is ready to “light it up.”

Blairstown (N.J.) tight end Will Dixon committed to West Virginia during his official visit to campus, which seems pretty cut and dry. But there’s an interesting twist at play. That’s. You have reached content available exclusively to Dominion Post subscribers.

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On June 23, 1972, President Richard Nixon signed Title IX into law, opening the door for women’s sports to take center stage in the United States. That major victory was just the first step for American women, but 50 years later, its impact is surely felt around the country. WVU’s athletics department offered its first […]

West Virginia is in a good spot despite getting in late on this Florida product.

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — Neal Brown hasn’t been too keen on utilizing tight ends since taking over WVU’s football program in 2019. With a new offensive coordinator running things, though, things might change in 2022. Graham Harrell knows what it takes to succeed in the Big 12,...

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The countdown to kickoff has reached a mark where just 70 days separate the WVU football team from its season opener on Sept. 1. In the most-recent Backyard Brawl, Tavon Austin was West Virginia’s leading receiver. He caught 10 passes for 102 yards in the Mountaineers’ 21-20 victory over Pittsburgh.

West Virginia receiving interest from a Georgia receiver.