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WVU's Pat White: A Long, Hard Look
WVU Coach Bill Stewart says Mountaineer fans should savor every moment of Pat White's last year. Frank Ahrens asks: Is he right?
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WVU's Defense May Carry the Team Early
It will be WVU's upgraded defense, not its retooled offense, that gives the Mountaineers early-season wins, writes Frank Ahrens.
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Injuries, Suspensions Striking Top College Football Teams—Except WVU
Frank Ahrens is holding his breath: Unlike most teams ranked above WVU, the Mountaineers have remained injury-free so far in the offseason.
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Three Weeks 'Til College Football: Can You Wait?
Can't wait for August 28th? Frank Ahrens knows how you feel. Here's what he's looking forward to on what promises to be a monster opening weekend.
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Commentators Should Practice Saying 'West Virginia Speed'
Morgantown may not be South Florida, writes Frank Ahrens, but it has become the speed capital of college football.
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USC Trojans Have Easiest Path to 12-0
Thanks to playing in weak conferences, the only loss on either Ohio State's or Southern Cal's schedules may come from each other, writes Frank Ahrens.
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WVU: What Exactly Did Pat White Apologize For?
Pat White's statement may have been in English, writes Frank Ahrens, but it still requires translation.
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Pat White and WVU's P.R. Nightmare: Possible Strategies
What is the next step for WVU and its public relations nightmare? Frank Ahrens examines the damage caused by star quarterback Pat White's incendiary comments.
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WVU's Pat White Drops Racial Bombshell
When WVU quarterback Pat White talks, people listen, writes Frank Ahrens. And his latest comments could cost the WVU baseball coach his job.
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Big East Is All WVU's -- Again
The Big East looks much better top-to-bottom than, say, the ACC, writes Frank Ahrens, but it's still WVU's conference to lose.
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WVU Slide Begins in 2009? Don't Believe It
It would be easy to compare WVU and Coach Bill Stewart this season to Miami and Larry Coker in 2001, writes Frank Ahrens. But it would be wrong.
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West Virginia Football: The Last Word on Rich Rodriguez
Finally, the Rich Rodriguez saga is over, writes Frank Ahrens, and WVU has been vindicated.
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WVU Football: Welcome to Pat White's World
Finally, WVU learns how to promote a Heisman candidate, writes Frank Ahrens.
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West Virginia Football: Welcome Change for Mountaineers Offense
It's hard to argue with an 11-2 record and a BCS bowl win, writes Frank Ahrens, but WVU's offense was more than ready for the offseason tuneup it received.
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West Virginia Football: Rich Rodriguez Loved To Recruit Thugs
Former WVU coach Rich Rodriguez not only split town and tried to welch on his $4 million signing bonus, he left Coach Bill Stewart a nice going-away present: A thug-laden team, writes Frank Ahrens.
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College Football: Extra Early 2008 Heisman Trophy Lookahead
It's June already! Time to start doing our part to inflate the Heisman hype bubble, writes Frank Ahrens.
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Ridiculously Early Big East Preview
It's never too early to preview the 2008 Big East football season, Frank Ahrens writes.
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West Virginia Football: SI's Stewart Mandel Doesn't Get Bill Stewart
Stewie, Stewie, Stewie. Poor Stewart Mandel of SI just can't wrap his head around Bill Stewart. That's okay. Frank Ahrens will do it for him.
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WVU v. Michigan: Rich Rodriguez Looks Worse and Worse
West Virginia fans don't have to paint Rich Rodriguez as a villain, says Frank Ahrens—the coach is doing a fine job all by himself.
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West Virginia Football: New Offense Under Wraps at Spring Scrimmage
Frank Ahrens brings you exclusive video footage of the WVU football zone-read offense -- now, with pre-snap motion, as hinted at in today's annual Gold-Blue Scrimmage.
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WVU Spring Football: Mountaineers 2.0
For the first time in four years, the Mountaineers won't have Steve Slaton, Owen Schmitt, or that other guy who left at their spring scrimmage. Frank Ahrens says there are plenty of questions—but some promising answers, as well.
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WVU-Xavier: This One Hurts
It will take Frank Ahrens a while to shake off the Mountaineers's heartbreaking loss to Xavier.
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NCAA Tournament: West Virginia Beats Officials, Then Duke
Frank Ahrens recaps the Moutaineers' resounding win—and says biased officiating made the victory all the more impressive.
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Washington Capitals Owner Ted Leonsis Dispenses Advice to Newspapers
Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis generously offers his unsolicited advice on how to save newspapers. Newspaper reporter Frank Ahrens thanks him!
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WVU: Big East Tourney Result Was Just About Right
WVU acquits itself admirably in the Big East tourney, writes Frank Ahrens.
