Zach Frazier pass blocks for the quarterback. Credit: WVU Athletics/@WVUfootball on X.
30 days, 30 legends: Nos. 30-26
July 05, 2026
We are five days into July, which means we have released the first five players on our list of the top 30 WVU Football players of all time. If you have been following along on social media, you are in the loop and have hopefully weighed in. If not, here is the list so far: No. 30: Anthony Becht, No. 29: David Sills V, No. 28: Zach Frazier, No. 27: Canute Curtis, No. 26: Grant Wiley. Not everyone agrees, but that is the point. Stay tuned in and follow along, and I will recap the list as we go, with a full recap at the conclusion....
UPDATE 11:55 a.m. // July 5, 2026 Kerr Kriisa is being held in the Fayette County Detention Center in Lexington, Kentucky, according to WKYT-TV. The…
Soccer is not normally the first sport that comes to mind for the younger generation in the state of West Virginia. Like many other states, football is the dominant sport in the “Mountain State”. While that may always remain a constant, the rise of the collegiate programs in the state like West Virginia University, Marshall University, and even D2 representatives University of Charleston have helped put the state on the map in the soccer world. Having those successful collegiate programs has been huge for the state. There’s no doubt about that. However, if soccer is going to keep rising in the state, it has to start with the youth. There is one soccer travel organization based in the state that is proving that soccer absolutely has a place in the heart of West Virginia’s mountains.
