West Virginia Mountaineers
Home / News / West Virginia Mountaineers Outshine Okla
Club News

West Virginia Mountaineers Outshine Oklahoma State in Transfer Portal Era

· 2026-06-12 · Yahoo Sports

West Virginia Mountaineers Outshine Oklahoma State in Transfer Portal Era

In the transfer portal era, what one team does better than the other is a year-to-year proposition. This September's matchup between the Oklahoma State Cowboys and the West Virginia Mountaineers is a good example. West Virginia Mountaineers head coach Rich Rodriguez has led his team to success, outperforming Oklahoma State in key areas. The Mountaineers have a new coaching staff, and their roster has turned over again. It's possible the players that were in Stillwater two years ago, when the Mountaineers came in and beat the Cowboys, can be counted on one hand. The era of college football is marked by far more transience than there used to be. Still, there are ways to project what one team might do better than another. And when one looks at the Mountaineers, there's one area where they stand out over the Cowboys. The Mountaineers have a strong recruiting class, with several key players joining the team. This has given them an edge over Oklahoma State, who has struggled to keep up with the Mountaineers' recruiting efforts. The Mountaineers' strong recruiting class has paid off, with several key players making significant contributions to the team. This has helped the Mountaineers outperform Oklahoma State in key areas, including on the field and in the transfer portal. The Mountaineers' success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of their coaching staff and players. They have worked tirelessly to build a strong team, and it has paid off. The Mountaineers' success is a great example of what can be achieved with hard work and determination. They are a team to watch in the transfer portal era, and their success is a testament to the power of teamwork and dedication.

More West Virginia Mountaineers news

Explore:ScheduleRosterStandingsStatsHistoryHome