Country Roads Confidential: A WVU Mountaineers podcast

Even before a hint on social media, there was a thought WVU might turn back the clock and play a style of defense that was successful not too long ago. Now there's reason to believe it could be happening again.

Neal Brown hired Graham Harrell, the new offensive coordinator hauled in a prime quarterback prospect and the offseason is a hit.

In a two-part podcast, Chris Anderson takes a few minutes to recap the recruitment of Mohamed Wague from the beginnings to his commitment. Afterward, he discusses the scholarship situation for WVU Hoops, and who could be next to join the class. In the second half of the pod, Ethan Bock of HawkeyeInsider drops by to share a new perspective on Joe Toussaint.

WVU basketball added a second transfer, and he and the Mountaineers aim to get back to what they thought they'd be. Football has its eyes on a quarterback and possible some valuable accessories.

Wednesday was the release date for the initial Top247 rankings for the 2024 recruiting class. WVU's connected with a lot of names on the list. It's a start, but it's a good sign, too.

West Virginia has some needs on the roster. There were more before one player committed. There may be fewer by the end of the weekend. More will remain. Who are the Mountaineers looking at and what are the thinking?

The third week of spring football starts today, and WVU is approaching the point where the pace picks up and players begin to separate themselves.

A message board post and a modest donation turned into a movement that raised more than $100,000 for the Mountaineers Athletic Club. What the heck happened here?

Neal Brown wasn't planning to speak to reporters Thursday. He wasn't expecting to lose a top defender, either. What happened before and after Akheem Mesidor's decision to transfer?