The West Virginia Mountaineers have decided to part ways with head coach Neal Brown after a disappointing 2024 regular season. Brown, who had been with the team for six years, finished with a record of 37-35 during his tenure in Morgantown. The decision to replace Brown comes after the team’s lackluster performance this season, culminating in a blowout loss to Texas Tech in their final game. West Virginia fans are now eagerly anticipating the announcement of the team’s next head coach, as the school will be looking to fill the position for the first time since 2010.
As the search for a new coach begins, EerSports, the 247Sports affiliate covering West Virginia, is offering in-depth coverage and insights from insiders Chris Anderson and Mike Casazza. EerSports subscribers will have access to updates on the coaching search process, as well as VIP intel on WVU football, basketball, and recruiting. The platform is currently offering a 75% discount on annual subscriptions, making it the perfect time for fans to sign up and stay informed on all the latest developments.
One potential candidate that has emerged is Jacksonville State head coach Rich Rodriguez, a West Virginia native with strong ties to the program. Rodriguez’s successful coaching career, which includes leading the Mountaineers to back-to-back 10-win seasons, makes him a top contender for the position. EerSports has also identified other notable candidates for the coaching job, creating excitement among fans as they await the official announcement. For more information on the top coaching candidates and insider updates on the search process, visit EerSports.
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