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HARD EDGE- 🥷 Amazing 🙌official visit, everything about it was first class. That defensive staff has me jacked up to be a mountaineer. 🟡🔵 Coach Zac Alley Coach Andrew Warwick Rich Rodriguez West Virginia Football West Virginia Sports Now Sidelines - West Virginia ⛰ Chris Anderson Keenan Cummings Brandon Huffman

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Marshall OC Rod Smith spoke to the media Friday, Jan. 18, 2025. (Video: Wally’s & Wimpy’s Sports ) “Smith joins Marshall’s staff as the Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach after serving in the same capacity at Jacksonville State for the last three seasons under head coach Rich Rodriguez. He also served as interim head coach for the 2024 Cure Bowl after Rodriguez took the head coaching position at West Virginia. “In 2024, Jacksonville State ranked No. 12 nationally in scoring offense, averaging 36.0 points per game. That offense was powered by a rushing attack that produced an FBS-best 51 touchdowns while rolling up 251.2 yards per game on the ground, which was No. 3 in FBS. In all, Jacksonville State racked up 441.6 yards per game to rank in the top-20 in FBS in total offense under Smith’s guidance.” - Marshall Athletics

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🇺🇸 The true story behind the song “Take Me Home, Country Roads” from a WVU graduate The song was released in 1971. WVU began the tradition of singing it at games in 1972. The songwriters, Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert, got the idea for the song riding down Clopper Road in Montgomery County, Maryland. They are husband and wife. The songwriters have confirmed the song is about West Virginia. It’s not about Western Virginia. Bill originally wanted to write the song about his home state of Massachusetts, but couldn’t get the cadence and syllable count right. Danoff and Nivert opened for John Denver in DC in 1970. Later that night they played the song for Denver who loved it. They all stayed up that night finalizing the lyrics. John Denver had not yet even been to West Virginia when he recorded the song. Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah River were added because they sounded poetic. They are also physically present in Jefferson County, WV. Video: John Denver playing Country Roads at dedication of Mountaineer Field in 1980. It’s a beautiful song and I love hearing it, especially after Mountaineer wins!
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🇺🇸 The true story behind the song “Take Me Home, Country Roads” from a WVU graduate The song was released in 1971. WVU began the tradition of singing it at games in 1972. The songwriters, Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert, got the idea for the song riding down Clopper Road in Montgomery County, Maryland. They are husband and wife. The songwriters have confirmed the song is about West Virginia. It’s not about Western Virginia. Bill originally wanted to write the song about his home state of Massachusetts, but couldn’t get the cadence and syllable count right. Danoff and Nivert opened for John Denver in DC in 1970. Later that night they played the song for Denver who loved it. They all stayed up that night finalizing the lyrics. John Denver had not yet even been to West Virginia when he recorded the song. Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah River were added because they sounded poetic. They are also physically present in Jefferson County, WV. Video: John Denver playing Country Roads at dedication of Mountaineer Field in 1980. It’s a beautiful song and I love hearing it, especially after Mountaineer wins!

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I went to Virginia Tech because it was a land-grant university that offered a strong, affordable technical education. After growing up working on farms and construction sites, it felt like it was made for people like me. So did the lunch pail. Bud Foster coached the Virginia Tech defense for 33 years. His players competed for the right to carry a beat-up coal miner's lunch pail each week. It symbolizes blue-collar work ethic built into an object and became one of the most recognized traditions in college football. In 2009, still coaching, he built the Lunch Pail Defense Foundation around the same idea, putting money behind kids in Southwest Virginia from families where college isn't the assumed path. Since then the foundation has distributed more than a million dollars. Bud hasn't taken a cent, and the board are all volunteers. Every dollar goes out the door into direct support for Southwest Virginia families. Scholarships for Virginia Tech students, community college tuition for high school grads, healthcare for uninsured families, and direct support for families dealing with childhood cancer. If you care about Southwest Virginia, please help me get the word out about the Lunchpail Defense Foundation. Watch the video I recorded with Coach Foster below. Share it if it lands. Please sign up to the mailing list at This is what the lunch pail means off the field.
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I went to Virginia Tech because it was a land-grant university that offered a strong, affordable technical education. After growing up working on farms and construction sites, it felt like it was made for people like me. So did the lunch pail. Bud Foster coached the Virginia Tech defense for 33 years. His players competed for the right to carry a beat-up coal miner's lunch pail each week. It symbolizes blue-collar work ethic built into an object and became one of the most recognized traditions in college football. In 2009, still coaching, he built the Lunch Pail Defense Foundation around the same idea, putting money behind kids in Southwest Virginia from families where college isn't the assumed path. Since then the foundation has distributed more than a million dollars. Bud hasn't taken a cent, and the board are all volunteers. Every dollar goes out the door into direct support for Southwest Virginia families. Scholarships for Virginia Tech students, community college tuition for high school grads, healthcare for uninsured families, and direct support for families dealing with childhood cancer. If you care about Southwest Virginia, please help me get the word out about the Lunchpail Defense Foundation. Watch the video I recorded with Coach Foster below. Share it if it lands. Please sign up to the mailing list at This is what the lunch pail means off the field.

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Judge has a complete meltdown in court on a Reverend. The mask truly slipped for Judge William M. Watkins III in this Putnam County Family Court hearing where you can see him having a complete meltdown. The focus of his fury was aimed at Rev. Arthur Hagel as the judge is heard screaming "SHUT Up" and blames the Reverend for his house being picture in the news for that day. The judge next carries on about how his disabled wife was home alone, Watkins hit the Reverend with a chilling threat, telling him: "I will personally see to it that you never see a free day in your life." ​Justice eventually caught up with the "shouting judge." After the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals reviewed 24 separate violations of judicial conduct—citing his pattern of using intimidation and profanity instead of the law—Watkins was suspended without pay and ultimately removed from the bench. He is now permanently barred from ever holding judicial office in West Virginia again.

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2027 Team Thad 6’0” G Justin Frison out of Houston HS (Memphis, TN) had a dominant EYBL session in Memphis. 15.5 PPG | 9.5 AST | 6.5 REB | 2.9 STL | 52.5% FG | 50% 3PT (10-20) Frison is now hearing from these schools, his agency Sports Network LLC tells me: Creighton UAB Wichita State West Virginia Xavier Ole Miss Nebraska Murray State Miami Ohio Belmont I was most impressed with how Frison controlled the game this weekend. Sets up his teammates extremely well (EYBL leader in ASTs) and is pesky on the defensive end (EYBL leader in STLs). Doesn’t matter if he has the ball in his hands or not, Frison is a net positive on the court. Expecting his recruitment to blow up this summer. MM+/HM- schools should be all over him. Justin F.

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🏈 Madison HS just beat Lake Braddock 47-19 in Virginia state playoffs and now meets Oscar Smith HS in VHSL Athletics finals Sat, Dec. 14, 5 PM at James Madison University. Why did I just spend my Saturday reporting at a football game in Vienna, VA? Same reason I have spent six months covering a story with G that I call Friday Night Lies. Read the timeline on our findings here: Our local journalism Fairfax County Times Pearl Project is helping protect the integrity of youth sports and the values of transparency and accountability in public schools. My friend and Wall Street Journal colleague Danny Pearl once told me: “Sports is a democracy,” and I take from that this important value to uphold: playing by the rules with integrity. Youth sports is so powerful and made such a big difference in my life as an immigrant girl from India, transplanted to West Virginia. If you have a story to share about questions related to the integrity of youth sports in your community, write to me at asra@asranomani.com. This story has struck a nerve. I’d like to tell the wider story too. Support the journalism of the Pearl Project here:
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🏈 Madison HS just beat Lake Braddock 47-19 in Virginia state playoffs and now meets Oscar Smith HS in VHSL Athletics finals Sat, Dec. 14, 5 PM at James Madison University. Why did I just spend my Saturday reporting at a football game in Vienna, VA? Same reason I have spent six months covering a story with G that I call Friday Night Lies. Read the timeline on our findings here: Our local journalism Fairfax County Times Pearl Project is helping protect the integrity of youth sports and the values of transparency and accountability in public schools. My friend and Wall Street Journal colleague Danny Pearl once told me: “Sports is a democracy,” and I take from that this important value to uphold: playing by the rules with integrity. Youth sports is so powerful and made such a big difference in my life as an immigrant girl from India, transplanted to West Virginia. If you have a story to share about questions related to the integrity of youth sports in your community, write to me at [email protected]. This story has struck a nerve. I’d like to tell the wider story too. Support the journalism of the Pearl Project here:

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On 1 January 1962, the first SEAL Teams were officially established: SEAL Team ONE in Coronado, California and SEAL Team TWO in Little Creek, Virginia. On 6 June of that year, President John F. Kennedy made the following remarks at West Point to the U.S. Military Academy graduating class: “This is another type of warfare, new in its intensity, ancient in its origin – war by guerrillas, subversives, insurgents, assassins, war by ambush instead of by combat; by infiltration, instead of aggression, seeking victory by eroding and exhausting the enemy instead of engaging him. It is a form of warfare uniquely adapted to what has been strangely called ‘wars of liberation,’ to undermine the efforts of new and poor countries to maintain the freedom that they have finally achieved. It prays on economic unrest and ethnic conflicts. It requires in those situations where we must counter it, and these are the kinds of challenges that will be before us in the next decade if freedom is to be saved, a whole new kind of strategy, a wholly different kind of force, and therefore a new and wholly different kind of military training.” For more on the history of the SEAL Teams, visit the Navy SEAL Museum website and make plans to visit this year.
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On 1 January 1962, the first SEAL Teams were officially established: SEAL Team ONE in Coronado, California and SEAL Team TWO in Little Creek, Virginia. On 6 June of that year, President John F. Kennedy made the following remarks at West Point to the U.S. Military Academy graduating class: “This is another type of warfare, new in its intensity, ancient in its origin – war by guerrillas, subversives, insurgents, assassins, war by ambush instead of by combat; by infiltration, instead of aggression, seeking victory by eroding and exhausting the enemy instead of engaging him. It is a form of warfare uniquely adapted to what has been strangely called ‘wars of liberation,’ to undermine the efforts of new and poor countries to maintain the freedom that they have finally achieved. It prays on economic unrest and ethnic conflicts. It requires in those situations where we must counter it, and these are the kinds of challenges that will be before us in the next decade if freedom is to be saved, a whole new kind of strategy, a wholly different kind of force, and therefore a new and wholly different kind of military training.” For more on the history of the SEAL Teams, visit the Navy SEAL Museum website and make plans to visit this year.

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🏈 🔥 WATCH all the way through the end of this video to see spirited high school football players at South County High School exercise their civic duty to speak up for celebrated football coach Gerry Pannoni, who just lost his coaching job in a case of alleged retaliation in Fairfax County Public Schools. What’s more: FCPS allegedly shut down the South County football program and let go ALL of the coaches until a new coach is named and removed access to coach access to Hudl, a video platform, hurting students who are being recruited by colleges. In June 2024, I began reporting a local high school story for the Fairfax County Times Pearl Project with sports reporter G, and it became Virginia’s biggest youth sports scandal: controversial recruiting practices at Hayfield Secondary School in Fairfax County Virginia that led to a wider community reckoning on the issue of integrity in sports and calls for the resignation of fcpssupt Michelle Reid for her mishandling of the case. Today, at South County High School in Lorton, Va., about 300 football players, athletes and students streamed out of Door No. 1 at 2 PM to march on Laurel Crest Drive, shouting, “Reinstate Coach P.” Last year, Pannoni and other coaches raised red flags about alleged recruitment problems at Hayfield, and the school district official told coach Pannoni on Friday that he had lost his job. Parents and coaches say they are hearing that Reid is allegedly planning to retaliate against all the coaches for embarrassing her. FCPS denies the charge. FCPS sent a media relations officer to follow the march. He sat in the back of an FCPS security cruiser. FCPS Superintendent Reid investigated Pannoni for an audio tape with parents, indelicately describing the Hayfield recruiting as akin to “grooming.” We have learned that the principal had allegedly told Pannoni that students didn’t feel “safe”around the coach. The students I interviewed reveal a different story: speaking about Pannoni’s positive impact on their lives. “We love Coach Pannoni,” said many a student. This story speaks to wider issues about transparency, accountability, and integrity in both governance and school districts. Today, high school students spoke out when the issue touched their lives very personally, speaking up with clarity for a coach they respect. At the end, you will hear some students ask me who I am and I softly introduce myself with the Fairfax County Times. One calls us heroes for documenting this story and investigating its details. We are not heroes, but the story speaks to the heroic mission of local journalism in bringing truth to communities, from South County High School to beyond. We couldn’t report it without brave whistleblowers. Read all of our coverage here:
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🏈 🔥 WATCH all the way through the end of this video to see spirited high school football players at South County High School exercise their civic duty to speak up for celebrated football coach Gerry Pannoni, who just lost his coaching job in a case of alleged retaliation in Fairfax County Public Schools. What’s more: FCPS allegedly shut down the South County football program and let go ALL of the coaches until a new coach is named and removed access to coach access to Hudl, a video platform, hurting students who are being recruited by colleges. In June 2024, I began reporting a local high school story for the Fairfax County Times Pearl Project with sports reporter G, and it became Virginia’s biggest youth sports scandal: controversial recruiting practices at Hayfield Secondary School in Fairfax County Virginia that led to a wider community reckoning on the issue of integrity in sports and calls for the resignation of fcpssupt Michelle Reid for her mishandling of the case. Today, at South County High School in Lorton, Va., about 300 football players, athletes and students streamed out of Door No. 1 at 2 PM to march on Laurel Crest Drive, shouting, “Reinstate Coach P.” Last year, Pannoni and other coaches raised red flags about alleged recruitment problems at Hayfield, and the school district official told coach Pannoni on Friday that he had lost his job. Parents and coaches say they are hearing that Reid is allegedly planning to retaliate against all the coaches for embarrassing her. FCPS denies the charge. FCPS sent a media relations officer to follow the march. He sat in the back of an FCPS security cruiser. FCPS Superintendent Reid investigated Pannoni for an audio tape with parents, indelicately describing the Hayfield recruiting as akin to “grooming.” We have learned that the principal had allegedly told Pannoni that students didn’t feel “safe”around the coach. The students I interviewed reveal a different story: speaking about Pannoni’s positive impact on their lives. “We love Coach Pannoni,” said many a student. This story speaks to wider issues about transparency, accountability, and integrity in both governance and school districts. Today, high school students spoke out when the issue touched their lives very personally, speaking up with clarity for a coach they respect. At the end, you will hear some students ask me who I am and I softly introduce myself with the Fairfax County Times. One calls us heroes for documenting this story and investigating its details. We are not heroes, but the story speaks to the heroic mission of local journalism in bringing truth to communities, from South County High School to beyond. We couldn’t report it without brave whistleblowers. Read all of our coverage here:

Asra Nomani

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The way he's playing right now, it's hard to argue that 🇨🇦 Miles Sadler is not the BEST HS PG in the WORLD!! the West Virginia commit was just named the MVP of the prestigious Avance Global Cup event in Málaga, Spain, averaging: • 22.0 PPG • 8.0 APG • 6.0 STL (!!) • 55.3% FG Including a RIDICULOUS 21 PTS, 12 AST, 14 STL performance vs. Dubai Basketball. Sadler is a special talent who is going to be one of the best PGs in the COUNTRY from the jump at WVU. Not many players have his mix of speed, shot creation ability, basketball IQ, & passing dexterity. Has dominated no matter the competition - despite the questions about his size, it's hard not to see Sadler being in serious NBA conversations sooner than later. Ross Hodge miles WVSports.com WVU Barstool The Smoking Musket Ethan Bock Paul Biancardi Eric Bossi Jamie Shaw Jonathan Givony Bella Vista Prep Ben Pfeifer The Canadian Basketball Show Libaan Osman
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The way he's playing right now, it's hard to argue that 🇨🇦 Miles Sadler is not the BEST HS PG in the WORLD!! the West Virginia commit was just named the MVP of the prestigious Avance Global Cup event in Málaga, Spain, averaging: • 22.0 PPG • 8.0 APG • 6.0 STL (!!) • 55.3% FG Including a RIDICULOUS 21 PTS, 12 AST, 14 STL performance vs. Dubai Basketball. Sadler is a special talent who is going to be one of the best PGs in the COUNTRY from the jump at WVU. Not many players have his mix of speed, shot creation ability, basketball IQ, & passing dexterity. Has dominated no matter the competition - despite the questions about his size, it's hard not to see Sadler being in serious NBA conversations sooner than later. Ross Hodge miles WVSports.com WVU Barstool The Smoking Musket Ethan Bock Paul Biancardi Eric Bossi Jamie Shaw Jonathan Givony Bella Vista Prep Ben Pfeifer The Canadian Basketball Show Libaan Osman

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Charlie Kirk warned us about White Liberal Women This is Democrat influencer kylie brewer with 312k followers “Every single White American is here illegally, and that's why I don't give a single f*ck about immigrants coming to this country. Actually, I actively encourage it. Because who am I to say that my ancestors have any more right to be here when they settled in Oklahoma or West Virginia or wherever the. I literally don't care — The only reason that it became an issue now and it's becoming so popular among the right is because of racism. No one is illegal on stolen land. We are all just human beings. And again, the fact that you have white skin does not give you any more claim to this land than anybody else. Because who was here first? Native Americans, indigenous peoples and various tribes. We colonize this land. — I'm just sick of f*cking entitlement when it comes to this and stop calling people illegals. They're human beings”
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Charlie Kirk warned us about White Liberal Women This is Democrat influencer kylie brewer with 312k followers “Every single White American is here illegally, and that's why I don't give a single f*ck about immigrants coming to this country. Actually, I actively encourage it. Because who am I to say that my ancestors have any more right to be here when they settled in Oklahoma or West Virginia or wherever the. I literally don't care — The only reason that it became an issue now and it's becoming so popular among the right is because of racism. No one is illegal on stolen land. We are all just human beings. And again, the fact that you have white skin does not give you any more claim to this land than anybody else. Because who was here first? Native Americans, indigenous peoples and various tribes. We colonize this land. — I'm just sick of f*cking entitlement when it comes to this and stop calling people illegals. They're human beings”

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GOT7 BASE

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