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- Conference: Big East (Joined 1991) http://msnsportsnet.com
- Conference Titles: 13 (5 Big East) http://msnsportsnet.com
- Inaugural Season: 1891 http://msnsportsnet.com
- All-time Record: 631-437-45 http://msnsportsnet.com
- Stadium: Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium (Capacity: 60,000), Morgantown, WV http://msnsportsnet.com
- Head Coach: Bill Stewart http://msnsportsnet.com
- Athletic Director: Ed Pastilong http://msnsportsnet.com
- Mascot: The Mountaineer http://msnsportsnet.com
- Logo: Flying WV http://msnsportsnet.com
- Fight Song: "Hail, West Virginia" http://msnsportsnet.com
- Colors: Old Gold and Blue (official university colors--athletic teams generally use lighter gold and darker blue) http://msnsportsnet.com
- Main Rival: Pitt ("The Backyard Brawl") http://msnsportsnet.com
- Recent Bowl Wins: 2006 Sugar Bowl, 2007 Gator Bowl, 2008 Fiesta Bowl, 2008 Meineke Bowl http://msnsportsnet.com
- 2008 Record: 9-4 (Won 2008 Meineke Bowl) http://msnsportsnet.com
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WVU Football 2009
The West Virginia University Mountaineers began the season with an explosive offense but have struggled as of late during the 2009 season, their second season under Coach Bill Stewart. The Mountaineers fell to 7-3 (3-2, Big East) with a 21-24 loss to the Cincinnati. The Mountaineers host Pitt Friday, November 27 at 7:00 PM in a game televised by ESPN2. -
2009 Schedule
Day Date Opponent Time/Result Sat Sep 5 Liberty (Big East Network) W, 33-20 (1-0) Sat Sep 12 East Carolina (ESPN360) W, 35-20 (2-0) Sat Sep 19 at Auburn (ESPN2) L, 30-41 (2-1) Thu Oct 1 Colorado (ESPN) W, 35-24 (3-1) Sat Oct 10 at Syracuse (Big East Network) W, 34-13 (4-1) (1-0, Big East) Sat Oct 17 Marshall (Big East Network) W, 24-7 (5-1) (1-0) Sat Oct 24 Connecticut (ESPNU) (Homecoming) W, 28-24 (6-1) (2-0) Fri Oct 30 at South Florida (ESPN2) L, 19-30 (6-2) (2-1) Sat Nov 7 Louisville (Big East Network) (Mountaineer Week) W, 17-9 (7-2) (3-1) Fri Nov 13 at Cincinnati (ESPN2) L, 21-24 (7-3) (3-2) Fri Nov 27 Pitt (ESPN2) 7:00 PM Sat Dec 5 at Rutgers (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2) TBA All times are Eastern -
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Current Players in the NFL
- Anthony Becht (tight end, Arizona)
- Marc Bulger (quarterback, St. Louis)
- Pat White (quarterback, Miami)
- Chris Henry (wide receiver, Cincinnati)
- Keilen Dykes (defensive tackle, Arizona)
- Corey McIntyre (fullback, Buffalo)
- Darius Reynaud (wide receiver, Minnesota)
- Owen Schmitt (fullback, Seattle)
- Steve Slaton (running back, Houston)
- Pat McAfee (punter, Indianapolis)
- Ellis Lankster (cornerback, Buffalo)
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Notable Current Players
Jarrett Brown | Noel Devine | Josh Jenkins | Brandon Hogan | Julian Miller | Tyler Urban | Pat Lazear | Robert Sands | Alric Arnett | Jeff Braun | Kent Richardson | Ryan Clarke Bradley Starks | Will Johnson | Selvish Capers | Eric Jobe | Larry Ford | Scooter Berry | Chris Neild | J.T. Thomas | Ovid Goulbourne | Sidney Glover | Nate Sowers | Reed Williams | Anthony Leonard | Zac Cooper | Brandon Hogan | Kent Richardson | Keith Tandy | Eddie Davis | Franchot "Boogie" Allen | Eain Smith | Tevita Finau | Scott Kozlowski -
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Background
The Mountaineers play college football in the Big East Conference. The Mountaineers have won two BCS bowls in the last four seasons (2006 Sugar Bowl and 2008 Fiesta Bowl). In 1988 and 1993 the Mountaineers had the opportunity for National Championships after undefeated seasons, but lost the 1989 Fiesta Bowl to Notre Dame and the 1994 Sugar Bowl to Florida. -
Recent Seasons
Under coach Rich Rodriguez, the Mountaineers were Big East Champions in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2007. In 2006, the Mountaineers reached the Sugar Bowl, where they defeated the heavily favored Georgia Bulldogs. Following a 10-2 record during the 2006 season, the Mountaineers played in the Gator Bowl, where they defeated the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.In 2008, the Mountaineers entered bowl season ranked ninth and were placed in the Fiesta Bowl against the fourth ranked Oklahoma Sooners. Although many predicted Oklahoma would prevail, the Mountaineers dominated the game, winning 48-28.
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West Virginia Mountaineers Football News
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NCAA Betting Odds: Villanova vs West Virginia
As for their opponents Monday night, West Virginia has quietly hid in the shadows of Villanova, Syracuse and Georgetown in Big East action, and is putting ... (February 08, 2010)BetUs.com -
National media lambaste 'idiots' among WVU fans
The 2008 movie, about Ernie Davis's struggles as the first African American in NCAA football, included a scene at a WVU-Syracuse game where Davis is met ... (February 05, 2010)American Chronicle -
Ivan McCartney WVU Bound: Miami Prospect Chooses West Virginia
Ivan McCartney is headed to West Virginia, choosing the Mountaineers football program over his hometown Miami. McCartney did have some WVU connections, ... (February 03, 2010)Huffington Post (blog) -
Barboursville's Coyer, WVU's McAfee set for Super Sunday
I'm not sure that Larry has a label. He is just a nuts-and-bolts, blue-collar football coach. He credits that to his days of being from West Virginia. (February 06, 2010)Charleston Gazette
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WVU Fans Get Helmet Sticker From ESPN GameDay Crew
The ESPN GameDay crew gives West Virginia football fans a helmet sticker for honoring slain [[Connecti ... read moreThe ESPN GameDay crew gives West Virginia football fans a helmet sticker for honoring slain University of Connecticut player Jasper Howard during their game Saturday, October 24, 2009.

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West Virginia Mountaineers Football Questions
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How many presidents were from Virginia? 1 Answer8. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, Zachary Taylor and Woodrow Wilson read more -
College Football Pick'Ems..Week 3 6 AnswersTennessee at FLORIDA Texas Tech at TEXAS Georgia at ARKANSAS West Virginia at AUBURN Louisville at KENTUCKY Rice at OKLAHOMA ST. UTAH at Oregon Toledo... read more -
When is National Signing Day for football players in 2010? 1 AnswerThe first day that high school recruits can sign a letter of intent to play college football for NCAA Division one for the 2010-2011 season is February 3rd, 20... read more
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