· 2026-06-28

The West Virginia Mountaineers have a strong supporter in Pat McAfee, a former punter and Indianapolis Colts player.
AD Wren Baker praises McAfee's dedication to the Mountaineers, stating his impact is huge.
McAfee's donations, including $1 million to the NIL collective "Country Roads Trust", demonstrate his commitment.
McAfee uses his platform to promote the Mountaineers, whether on ESPN's College GameDay or during The Pat McAfee Show live from Morgantown.
He also made a significant appearance at the College World Series, buying jello shots for the annual challenge.
The Mountaineers currently stand at 6-7, on a two-game losing streak, after losing 37-42 to Memphis on December 18, 2024.
The team is rebuilding, and McAfee's support will be essential in the upcoming season.
McAfee championed the hiring of Rich Rodriguez, who previously led the Mountaineers to a 60-26 record and four Big East titles.
The Mountaineers will look to improve their standing, and with McAfee's backing, they may be able to turn their season around.
And with his continued support, the Mountaineers can focus on their game, knowing they have a loyal alum behind them.
But the team still faces challenges, including their current losing streak.
So the Mountaineers will need to work hard to regain their momentum and make a strong comeback.