Country Roads Confidential: A WVU Mountaineers podcast

WVU lost twice in the first 12 games. It lost twice in 48 hours to start Big 12 play. Frustrations bubbled over Monday night, and Bob Huggins may have seen this coming.

The Mountaineers are bringing back Bilal Marshall and entertained the idea of bringing back Clint Trickett. What do we infer from these moves?

What are Wren Baker's thoughts on Neal Brown, buyouts, contracts, fan support and more?

The Mountaineers conquered the schedule so far and return to the court for the start of Big 12 play. What have they accomplished and where are they going? Data scientist Evan Miyakawa has the answers.

It's the day after the big day for WVU football, and it's time evaluate what the Mountaineers accomplished in the recruiting class.

WVU heads into the final stretch of the non-conference schedule before the start of Big 12 play, and it's fair to wonder if this is more of the same.

Supposing WVU had $10 million to use for signing and keeping players, two questions come to mind.

One question popped out of the mailbag and grabbed our attention. We devote this episode to an answers.

News has slowed just enough to take some time to discuss big issues and how to address them.

WVU's top four have decided not to play for the team next fall, and Neal Brown has a problem on his hands.