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  • 9 hours ago | wvsportsnow.com | Cody Nespor

    Ross Hodge is bringing another assistant coach from North Texas as WVU announced the hiring of Mike Randle Thursday morning. Randle spent the last two seasons coaching under Hodge at UNT. “Mike is one of the best up-and-coming young coaches in America,” Hodge said in a statement. “He is an elite relationship builder and has made impactful connections nationally.

  • 23 hours ago | wvsportsnow.com | Cody Nespor

    Former WVU basketball guard Joseph Yesufu is getting right into his next career, joining Campbell as an assistant coach. Jeff Goodman of Field of 68 reported Wednesday evening that new Campbell coach Josh Andrzejek will be brining Joseph Yesufu in as a member of his staff. Yesufu just concluded his college playing career, playing his senior season with the Mountaineers this year. Yesufu, who transferred in from Washington State, appeared in 29 games, averaging 6.4 points and 2.0 rebounds.

  • 1 day ago | wvsportsnow.com | Cody Nespor

    Ross Hodge has added Sean McClurg to the WVU basketball staff as director of video, scouting and analytics, the program announced Wednesday. McClurg follows Hodge from North Texas, where he spent last season in the same role. McClurg is the third staff member to follow Hodge from UNT, joining assistant coaches Jase Herl and Phil Forte. “Sean brings a great deal of experience and knowledge in the new age of analytics and advanced scouting,” Hodge said in a statement.

  • 2 days ago | wvsportsnow.com | Cody Nespor

    New WVU basketball coach Ross Hodge has been busy the last few weeks rebuilding a roster that was left bare when he got to Morgantown. With the transfer portal window closing at midnight on Tuesday, Hodge was able to bring in a seven-man transfer class for his inagual season with the Mountaineers. WVU’s transfer class is ranked 26th in the nation by 247Sports and fifth in the Big 12.

  • 2 days ago | wvsportsnow.com | Cody Nespor

    Abraham Oyeadier got in just under the wire, entering the transfer portal on the final day of the window Tuesday. First reported by Keenan Cummings of Rivals, Abraham Oyeadier (6-foot-9) entered the portal on Tuesday and will transfer from WVU. Originally from Accra, Ghana, Oyeadier played high school basketball at the Academy of Sports Science in California before joining the Mountaineers last offseason.

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