Mike Casazza

1 day ago | 247sports.com | Mike Casazza

West Virginia University men’s basketball coach Ross Hodge has announced the signing of Chance Moore to a grant-in-aid for the 2025-26 season. Moore, a 6-foot-6, 210-pound senior guard from Brookhaven, Georgia, comes to West Virginia from St. Bonaventure, where he played last season. “We are excited to have Chance join the WVU basketball program,” Hodge said. “Chance has the ability, size and physicality to impact both sides of the ball and impact winning at a high level.

1 day ago | 247sports.com | Mike Casazza

The Mountaineers can only bring 27 players to Baton Rouge, and they might not have many options to make changes. VIPCollege baseball has a roster limit for postseason baseball. Only 27 players are eligible to play in a competition. A team can't amend the list during the event -- removing an injured player and adding a healthy one, for example -- but it's free to make changes between events. The 27 players who go to a regional don't have to be the same as the 27 who go to a Super Regional.

1 day ago | 247sports.com | Mike Casazza

What West Virginia baseball relishes before the school's second Super Regional appearance and the second in as many years is common in the opponent's neck of the woods. LSU has won seven national championships, each since 1991. The program has 27 regional titles and 17 Super Regional appearances. The Tigers have hosted a regional 28 times and a Super Regional 13 times. All nine Super Regional wins were at home.

2 days ago | 247sports.com | Mike Casazza

Well, the oddsmakers think they have this one figured out long before the series begins, but when LSU welcomes West Virginia to town for the Baton Rouge Super Regional this weekend, it's expected that the hosts will prevail. The Mountaineers are in their second Super Regional, but this is a return after making their debut last year. It's LSU's 18th Super Regional and the 14th at Alex Box Stadium. The Tigers have won nine Super Regionals, and each was at home.

2 days ago | 247sports.com | Mike Casazza

The two major conferences are likely to end with what they want, one way or another. Some of the conflict and confusion with the College Football Playoff has been sorted out ... and some remains. We know that the 2025 playoff will have 12 teams for a second straight year and introduce a new seeding format. Conference champions are no longer guaranteed a top-four seed and a first-round bye. Instead, the CFP rankings will be reflected in the seeds.