WMOV Sports Talk

Welcome to this West Virginia Sports Talk Mountain East Conference Spotlight of the Week with first year Notre Dame College Head Football coach Mickey Mental. Mental has served as offensive coordinator for Notre Dame the last 5 seasons, during which time the Falcons program has seen meteoric success, including two conference championships and NCAA tournament appearances in 2018 and 2019. Enjoy as Mental breaks down the keys to Notre Dame’s dominance as a program, as well his outlook heading into the 2020 season.

Welcome to this West Virginia Sports Talk exclusive interview with West Virginia high school basketball legend , and former Tennessee and WNBA basketball player Alexis Hornbuckle. Enjoy as Hornbcukle recalls becoming a Mcdonald’s all-American at South Charleston High School, winning a national title at Tennessee for the great Coach Pat Summit, and playing professionally in the WNBA and internationally.

Hello sports fans! Welcome to this football edition of West Virginia Sports Talk’s "Whats the Snaps?" podcast with Mike Fink and Michael Susman. In this episode we discuss the New England Patriot's recent signing of quarterback Cam Newton and make our way-too-early division champions predictions for the upcoming NFL season.

Please enjoy this West Virginia Sports Talk Exclusive Interview with the Voice of the Power, David Kahn. Listen as he discusses the unfortunate cancellation of the 2020 minor league baseball season, and delves into the future of the West Virginia Power organization, as minor league contraction negotiations heat up.

Please enjoy our conversation with Marshall point guard Jarrod West. West has started for the Thundering Herd the last three years of his career, and is coming off of his best season in 2020, when he averaged 14 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists per game. Listen as he recalls his experiences as a standout player at Notre Dame High School, being a part of Marshall’s historic NCAA tournament win in 2018, and discusses the future of the thundering herd program.

Hello sports fans. We have a special guest today for our West Virginia sports talk exclusive interview. Please enjoy as I am joined former WVU running back and 1998 Kennedy Award winner Quincy Wilson. Wilson gained almost 1,400 yards rushing with 12 touchdowns for the mountaineers his senior year, and is responsible for one of the most iconic moments in WVU football history, when he scored a 33 yard touchdown in the final minutes against the second ranked Miami Hurricanes in 2003. Listen as he recalls his amazing career and tells fans about his most recent endeavor as the running backs coach at West Virginia State.

In this first ever episode of West Virginia Sports Talk's "What's the Snaps?" podcast, Mike Fink and Michael Susman discuss the finalized deal between Major League Baseball and its players association, and preview the NBA's unprecedented return to action coming up in July. They also debate their lists of the top 3 most difficult sports to play.

In West Virginia Sports Talk's first ever Mountain East Conference Basketball Spot Light of the week, Michael Susman interviews West Liberty head basketball coach Ben Howlett. Howlett has led his Hilltopper squad to back-to-to back Mountain East Conference titles in the past two seasons, while averaging the highest scoring total in the nation. Enjoy as Howlett breaks down West Liberty's exciting offensive style of play and talks about the next step for his program.

Enjoy this WMOV sports exclusive interview with WVU's all-time leading rusher, Avon Cobourne. Listen as Avon recalls some of his best moments as a mountaineer, including the time that he ran over legendary University of Miami safety Ed Reed. Cobourne also talks about his successful career in the Canadian Football League as an all-pro running back.

In this first episode of West Virginia sports talk, WMOV radio host Michael Susman is joined by all-time Marshall basketball great Jon Elmore. Elmore played high school basketball at George Washington High School in Charleston, West Virginia, where he became the state player of the year as a senior. He then went on to be a star player during one of the most successful stretches in the history of Marshall Thundering Herd basketball, and is the all-time leading scorer in the history of the program.