Hope this isn’t true?… TERRIBLE NEWS: Few Minutes ago West Virginia Head Coach Rich Rodriguez Decide to……read more👇👇👇
Hope this isn’t true?… TERRIBLE NEWS: Few Minutes ago West Virginia Head Coach Rich Rodriguez Decide to……read more👇👇👇
West Virginia’s offense will run through No. 1 this season, and if they get solid offensive line play, he could be in store for a massive season in Rich Rodriguez’s offense. After his first two seasons, White ranks 30th on the school’s all-time rushing list.
If he hits exactly 1,000 yards this fall, he’ll skyrocket all the way up to seventh place, putting him behind only Avon Cobourne, Pat White, Noel Devine, Amos Zereoue, Steve Slaton, and Leddie Brown. His running style and skill set are a match made in heaven with this offense, which is partially why he’s a preseason All-Big 12 selection.
Coming out of high school, Knighton was a highly-rated four-star recruit who held offers from just about every major program in college football.
He spent the first three years of his career at Miami (FL), where he rushed for 1,193 yards and 10 touchdowns on 275 carries.
He then followed his offensive coordinator, Rhett Lashlee, to SMU when he landed the head coaching job, and in his first year with the Mustangs, he rushed for 745 yards and seven scores.
In 2024, he suffered a season-ending knee injury early on in this year, appearing in just two games.
He is fully healthy and ready to roll for 2025 in Morgantown.
If you’re curious about the asterisk here, well, it’s because Edwards may not be eligible to play for the Mountaineers this fall. He’s seeking a waiver for an additional year, but has yet to hear word from the NCAA.
The WVU coaching staff felt pretty good about the situation, which is why they brought him into the fold. He is on campus and is on the official roster.
He started his collegiate career in 2019 at Georgia Military Academy, then spent two years at Hutchinson CC before making the jump up to D-I at UTSA.
