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Watch: Pat McAfee reflects on live show from Morgantown for Rich Rodriguez hiring
In his first show since he returned to WVU to do a live show from the WVU Coliseum, Pat McAfee spoke on air about his time in ...
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Rich Rod’s contract: Five years, $18.5 million and $7.5 million set aside for assistants, support staff
MORGANTOWN — New West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez won’t be guaranteed as much money as former coach ...
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Rich Rodriguez Given Huge Money to Pay Coaching Staff
Last week, Rich Rodriguez agreed to become the head coach of the West Virginia Mountaineers, signing a 5 year deal worth $3.5 ...
West Virginia sets aside $7.5M for assistant coaches, support staff as part of Rich Rodriguez pact
Rich Rodriguez left West Virginia 17 years ago in part because he was frustrated over the school's refusal to give him more ...
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More official details released about Rich Rodriguez’s contract
More details involving the official contract of Rich Rodriguez to return as the head football coach at WVU have been coming ...
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WVU to face No. 25 Memphis in Frisco Bowl before Rodriguez returns
FRISCO, Texas — West Virginia's first game after hiring Rich Rodriguez as head coach again will be in a bowl — just like it ...
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3 Guys Before The Game – Rod Returns – Frisco Bowl Preview (Episode 601)
West Virginia University football and basketball discussion with Brad Howe, Hoppy Kercheval and Tony Caridi on 3 Guys Before ...
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Rich Rodriguez ready to navigate realities of college football
If Rich Rodriguez’s introductory press conference Friday came his first time around at West Virginia University back in 2001, ...
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WVU's Rodriguez said all of the right things, but did he have to?
If you had told me that Rich Rodriguez had to apologize during a news conference announcing his return to West Virginia ...
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Rodriguez ready to navigate new college football world
If Rich Rodriguez’s introductory press conference Friday came his first time around at West Virginia University back in 2001, he would have a little more time to bask in the glow of returning to ...