WVU targeting Rich Rodriguez for return as football head coach, ESPN reports
WVU is targeting Rich Rodriguez to return to the helm as football head coach, ESPN reports. Insider Pete Thamel cited sources that say a deal is nearly completion but has yet to be finalized. >> WVU announces change in football team leadership,
Spot the ball (again): Rich Rodriguez to return as WVU head coach
Rodriguez launched his head coaching career at a pair of West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference schools. He led Salem in 1988 and Glenville State from 1990-96. Stints as the offensive coordinator at Tulane and Clemson preceded Rodriguez’s first appointment as WVU head coach.
West Virginia is reportedly targeting Rich Rodriguez to be the team's next head coach after interviewing Brian Hartline.
Rich Rodriguez appears to be on the verge of returning to West Virginia, CBS Sports' Dennis Dodd confirms. Rodriguez, who has been at Jacksonville State for the past three seasons, coached the ...
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Rodriguez was West Virginia's coach from 2001 to '07 before he left for the University of Michigan. He went 60–26 over his first stint leading West Virginia. He was most recently Jacksonville State's ...
Rich Rodriguez appears to be on the verge of returning to West Virginia, according to multiple reports. Rodriguez, who has been at Jacksonville State for the past three seasons, coached the ...
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — West Virginia University is reportedly targeting Rich Rodriguez to be its next football head coach.
Rodriguez, 61, was the head coach at West Virginia from 2001-2007 and he played defensive back for the Mountaineers from 1981-1984.
A familiar face is back in West Virginia. Rich Rodriguez will be the next head football coach at West Virginia University (WVU).
West Virginia's search for a new head football coach is about to come to an end. Well, according to former WVU defensive back ...
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