Ryan Decker

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia and Marshall — the only Division I colleges in the state — don’t often compete in major athletics. Their football programs haven’t met since 2012 when WVU moved its all-time record against the Herd to 12-0. The men’s and women’s basketball programs haven’t competed against one another in the regular season since December 2015. The only game between the two programs since then was during the 2018 men’s NCAA Tournament.

1 week ago | wboy.com | Ryan Decker

Guard Jasper Floyd is the latest player who played under Ross Hodge at North Texas to follow the head coach to West Virginia. On Tuesday afternoon, Floyd announced his commitment to the WVU men’s basketball program on Instagram with the caption “Proof of HIS promise”. Floyd was the third-leading scorer for the Mean Green this past season, averaging 9.0 points per game. He scored in double figures 12 times, with the bulk of those contests coming late in the year.

1 week ago | wboy.com | Ryan Decker

WVU women’s basketball head coach Mark Kellogg has landed his latest commitment from the transfer portal Saturday. Former Butler guard Riley Makalusky is heading to Morgantown. She announced her decision on social media Saturday morning. Makalusky, a native of Fishers, Indiana, comes to WVU with two years of eligibility remaining. A 6-foot-2 sophomore, Makalusky averaged 8.1 points per game this past season. She also averaged 2.8 rebounds per game and shot 82.4 percent from the foul line.

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In recent days, new WVU men’s basketball head coach Ross Hodge has landed a 7-footer and now he has landed the nation’s leader in 3-pointers from last season. Honor Huff, a junior guard who played the last two seasons at Chattanooga, is transferring to WVU for the 2025-26 season, according to a post on his Instagram account. He reportedly chose West Virginia over other interested schools like Iowa, St. John’s, Vanderbilt and Pitt.

1 week ago | wboy.com | Ryan Decker

GRANVILLE, W.Va. — One of the most notable contributions toward West Virginia baseball’s (27-4, 7-3 Big 12) success this season has been the volume of productive, lengthy outings by relief pitchers. Six relievers have combined for 16 appearances lasting at least three full innings. Graduate student Jack Kartsonas is among that group. The uniquely mustached hurler is coming off his longest outing of the season.