by Blue Gold Sports
Wesley Shoemaker of BlueGoldSports.com discusses WVU's weekend of losing to Texas Tech and then beating Oklahoma State. He looks at NCAA Tournament projections and where the Mountaineers stand heading into their final three games of the regular season.
Wesley Shoemaker of BlueGoldSports.com discusses WVU's loss to No. 5 Teas in the latest episode of the Blue Gold Sports Podcast. He talks about how impactful the loss really is as well as the road ahead for the Mountaineers
Wesley Shoemaker of BlueGoldSports.com breaks down WVU's first Big 12 road win in 701 days, as the Mountaineers BEAT Texas Tech 76-61.
Wesley Shoemaker of BlueGoldSports.com discusses WVU's 74-65 win over No. 14 TCU on Wednesday. He looks at how the Mountaineers got the win as well as then getting into what this means for WVU going forward over the next week.
Recapping what was a wild week for West Virginia basketball. From parting ways with Larry Harrison, to hiring his replacement, to also now falling to 0-5 in Big 12 play. On this episode of the podcast, Wesley Shoemaker talks about the Harrison situation, while also giving his thoughts on WVU's last two losses to Baylor and Oklahoma. See more at BlueGoldSports.com
West Virginia lost to No. 3 Kansas 76-62 on Saturday. The Mountaineers are now 0-3 in Big 12 play. We talk about WVU's loss as well as if it is time to panic for the Mountaineers moving forward.
Wesley Shoemaker discusses West Virginia's 0-2 start to Big 12 play, while also previewing the Mountaineers' upcoming game against Kansas. He looks at what WVU has done well, while also talking about Erik Stevenson's actions and apology.
Wesley Shoemaker is joined by Ethan Bock as they preview West Virginia beginning Big 12 play. They look at how WVU has done in non-conference play, while also looking and predicting how they think the Mountaineers will do in conference play beginning Dec. 31.
Wesley Shoemaker and Aaron Parker of BlueGoldSports.com give the Blue Gold Sports Podcast. On this episode, they discuss the transfer portal happenings for WVU football, while also discussing the end of the season for Neal Brown and company. They also give a rundown of WVU's first nine games of basketball season and talk about where they expect this team to be come January and Big 12 play.
Wesley Shoemaker and Aaron Parker discuss the state of the WVU football program, following the Mountaineers' loss to Iowa State. West Virginia is 3-6 in year four of the Neal Brown era and we look at what that means going forward for the Mountaineers. We also talk about the beginning of the basketball season for West Virginia and what has stood out thus far