It's a special early-edition episode of "All 'Eers," looking at WVU's Halloween night visit to No. 12 Baylor. Tom and Derek discuss the Bears' rapid ascent to the top of college football under coach Matt Rhule, what, if anything, the Mountaineers can do to pull off the upset, and they get into a little bit of breaking news with the NCAA's announcement on name, image and likeness policies.

After a rough showing against Oklahoma, WVU football coach Neal Brown said the team is hitting the "reset button" in this off week to prepare for the home stretch. Tom and Derek discuss what hitting that reset button actually means and how hard Brown needs to press it. They also dive into WVU basketball and Bob Huggins' brief time in front of the assembled media at Big 12 Media Day.

WVU's football team prepares for its toughest test so far this season (and probably all season), a visit to national championship contender Oklahoma. They'll be doing so with uncertainty at some positions, most importantly at quarterback. Tom and Derek discuss the OU game, the comings and goings on the WVU football roster and the coming men's basketball season.

The Mountaineers hung tough with Texas last Saturday, but couldn't pull off the upset at Puskar Stadium. There's no rest for the weary, though, as Iowa State comes to town this weekend and looks like it's returning to form. Tom and Derek discuss last week's game, this week's game, the curious case of JoVanni Stewart and some WVU men's basketball.

The Mountaineers are off their bye week and getting ready for Saturday's big game against Texas. Tom and Derek dive into the Mountaineers-Longhorns matchup, answer the question of whether Texas is "back" and wonder what actually constitutes a rivalry and whether WVU-Texas actually is one.

The Mountaineer football team has the weekend off following its win at Kansas. Tom and Derek get into the game that was, plus the personnel changes that happened afterward. They also discuss the upcoming WVU men's basketball season, the coming storm with Kansas basketball, the parade of surprising redshirts with Houston football and Randy Mazey's new contract.

In this episode, Tom Bragg and Derek Redd look back on the Mountaineers' big win over North Carolina State, including some of the roster moves that helped WVU to that victory. Then they talk about what that all means for Saturday's game against Kansas against a Jayhawks team that scored a big upset of its own last week versus Boston College.

In this episode, Tom Bragg and Derek Redd discuss WVU's struggles last week against Missouri and whether life will get any better against N.C. State. They also talk about some of Neal Brown's latest depth chart moves and a little bit of Mountaineer basketball.

This has been a pet project of mine for quite some time, and I'm happy to announce we're finally making it happen: The Charleston Gazette-Mail is launching its first college sports podcast and we're calling it "All 'Eers" -- with the focus being on West Virginia University athletics. Myself and our sports editor, Derek Redd, will be the hosts and the idea is to welcome listeners into a conversation about what is going on in the world of WVU sports with each episode. It is an exciting time to be a Mountaineer fan with new head coach Neal Brown set to begin his first season on the sidelines at Milan Puskar Stadium, so we will certainly have plenty to talk about in the coming weeks and months. 

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