West Virginia Mountaineers Eye Big 12 Title with Rich Rodriguez at Helm

West Virginia Mountaineers are gearing up for their second season under head coach Rich Rodriguez, with the team looking to improve on their 4-8 record from last year. Rich Rodriguez, in his second stint as the Mountaineers' head coach, will be looking to turn things around with a new recruiting class and a revamped offense. The Mountaineers have been given long odds to win the Big 12 title, but they are being touted as a major sleeper in the conference. And with players like Gavin Kelly and Tyrus Hall, they have the talent to make a deep run in the conference. But it won't be easy, with tough games against Oklahoma State and other top teams in the Big 12. So the Mountaineers will need to be at their best if they want to make a push for the title. The team's schedule includes a number of tough matchups, including a game against Oklahoma State on a date that has not been announced yet. Rich Rodriguez said that his team is focused on taking it one game at a time and not getting ahead of themselves. The Mountaineers have a number of talented players, including quarterback Garrett Greene, who will be looking to lead the team to victory. But the team's success will depend on a number of factors, including their ability to defend against top offenses in the conference. The Mountaineers' defense has been a weakness in the past, but with a new coordinator and a number of talented players, they are looking to turn things around. And with the team's offense looking strong, they have the potential to make a deep run in the conference. The Mountaineers' first game of the season is just a few months away, and they will be looking to get off to a strong start. But for now, they are focused on preparing for the season and taking it one game at a time.