West Virginia football fans are eagerly speculating about the future of the Mountaineers as head coach, Neal Brown, continues to face scrutiny. On a recent episode of the “Cover 3” podcast by CBS Sports, discussions about potential coaching changes included Jimbo Fisher as a possible candidate to replace Brown.
Fisher, a Clarksburg, West Virginia native, is a highly accomplished coach with a national championship and multiple conference titles to his name. With a significant track record of success, including a solid bowl game record, Fisher could be an attractive option for West Virginia if they decide to make a change.
Despite a recent bowl win, Brown continues to face criticism from fans due to an overall lackluster performance during his tenure at West Virginia. With a mediocre record and a lack of national rankings, many fans are calling for a change at the helm of the program.
As the season comes to a close, the speculation around Brown’s future and potential replacements like Fisher only continues to grow. With strong ties to the state and a proven track record of success, Fisher could potentially bring new energy and success to the Mountaineers if given the opportunity.
Stay tuned for further updates on the future of West Virginia football and potential coaching changes as the season progresses.
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