SPY SCANDAL IN WEST VIRGINIA
It took an action of the governor to bring about a football matchup between West Virginia and Marshall, so the stakes are high for this matchup. That means espionage was going to be almost a given, doesn’t it? Well, it has begun. A West Virginia student, who works in the building where the West Virginia coaches work, was busted taking copious notes at a Marshall practice. Although the practice was open to the public, the NCAA prohibits opposing teams from attending without permission. In response, Marshall is expected to burn the student’s couch.

West Virgnia’s advanced scouting team.












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Being born in Huntington and having my dad graduate from WVU, I do think this matchup deserves attention and respect. I was there in 98 when Randy Moss and the Herd almost upset the Mountaineers. Anyway, i dont see it happening this year with Pat White and Steve Slaton. I still cant get over the spying though. Guess its just a Morgantown thing, like burning couches.
Comment by Andrew — June 18, 2006 @ 2:39 am
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WVU was forced into the series with Marshall, and they don’t like it one bit. Far from thinking Marshall is “cute”, alert WVU fans know that Marshall is very capable of pulling the upset, much like they did in basketball in January. 2005 was Mark Snyder’s first year as Marshall’s head coach, and the Herd struggled. But 2006 is a new year, and the college football world will get it’s first real indication of Mark Snyder’s future as one of America’s great football coaches. Beginning on September 9th. Mark it down.
Comment by Philip Heald — April 29, 2006 @ 10:29 am