West Virginia Director of Athletics Wren Baker met with the media to discuss the decision to fire head football coach Neal Brown along with t

WVU fans weigh in on who they think should be the next football coach MORGANTOWN, WV (WVNS) — Former WVU head football coach, Neal Brown, issued a statement after it was announced he would not be returning for a seventh season as the Mountaineers’ leader.

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football coach Neal Brown was fired Sunday afternoon. The 44-year-old was 37-35 in nearly six full seasons at WVU.

As expected, West Virginia will lose some pieces of its recruiting class and even its roster with the news that head coach Neal Brown has been fired. Within the first half hour of the news dropping, Huntingtown,

Neal Brown’s time as West Virginia University’s football coach is officially over. The university announced Sunday afternoon that it had parted ways with Brown after six seasons, a decision that came on the heels of a blowout loss to Texas Tech to end the regular season.

Neal Brown’s time as West Virginia University’s football coach is officially over. The university announced Sunday afternoon that it had parted ways with Brown after six seasons, a decision that came on the heels of a blowout loss to Texas Tech to end the regular season.

Reports are indicating that West Virginia University plans to fire Neal Brown as football coach as early as Sunday, with a team meeting set for Sunday, sources have

West Virginia University director of athletics Wren Baker met with the media Tuesday morning to discuss the university’s coaching search for its new head football coach. Baker discussed what WVU will look for in a new candidate,

Three days after firing Neal Brown, West Virginia’s director of athletics Wren Baker met with the press to discuss his decision and to talk about the head coaching search that is now underway. Here are the highlights of what Baker had to say: “It’s been a difficult couple of days around the