Country Roads Confidential: A WVU Mountaineers podcast

After 16 seasons, 11 NCAA Tournament appearances and 345 wins, Bob Huggins is out as the men's basketball coach at WVU. What happens now?

Bob Huggins has jeopardized his future with WVU, and the university is left with just one option.

Chris takes a few minutes to recap the wild first moments of arriving at WVU's recruiting camp on Wednesday, then previews changes coming to official visits for WVU and how this weekend is a big one for the Mountaineers.

Without any drama, West Virginia baseball was included in the field of 64 teams that will now compete for the national championship. What can the Mountaineers expect in the Lexington Regional?

A brief break created a backlog of important podcast topics. We address a few with questions about what's been happening and what will happen to the sports we follow.

WVU is this close to a Big 12 championship and plenty of accolades to accompany it. We discuss what's on the line, how the Mountaineers get there and what decisions must be made along the way.

Stephen Ford and Country Roads Trust are trying to raise $1 million this month. Ford answers subscriber questions to help folks understand how the trust works and how WVU benefits.

On Wednesday, WVU suspended basketball coach Bob Huggins, significantly altered his contract and ordered sensitivity training.

Bob Huggins used an anti-gay slur in a radio interview Monday and apologized. We discuss the episode, the coach's apology, the university's review and more.

Baseball fever continues to grow in Morgantown, rain or shine. As West Virginia prepares for a three-game series at home against Oklahoma, we answer subscriber questions about the Mountaineers and what they've done to put themselves in this position.

The spring transfer portal window has closed, and the quality and quantity of players West Virginia lost during the 15 days were topped by what was gained. We review the ins and outs and what to expect on and off the field moving forward.

An expected sweep? A new Sunday starter? A potent lineup? A player of the year? Baseb all is giving us plenty to discuss.

Jaylen Ellis, a transfer wide receiver from Baylor, explains his commitment to West Virginia, his visit to Morgantown, and a whole lot more.

Spring football has come and gone now at West Virginia, and some positions are in a better spot now than they were before. We pick out the players, new and old, on offense and defense, who took the biggest steps and helped the Mountaineers the most.

We're never sure what to expect and how to interpret what we see from a spring game, but let's give it a shot after WVU put on its annual event Saturday afternoon.

In-state wide receiver Keyshawn Robinson committed to West Virginia over the weekend. On Sunday night, he joined the Country Roads Confidential podcast to discuss his decision and the process that led him there.

WVU basketball readies for the biggest recruiting visit weekend in ... a long time ... while football readies for the transfer portal to open and present and claim some players.

247Sports national analyst Brian Dohn joins the show to discuss West Virginia's top quarterback option and the latest in his recruitment. Then, he and Chris discuss several other top targets for the Mountaineers in the region.

Breaking down what the commitment of transfer Kerr Kriisa means for WVU Hoops. From his role on the team to what's coming next, Chris Anderson discusses today's breaking news.

Jay Kunzt is beginning his second year as the director of player personnel and recruiting for WVU men's basketball. He takes questions and offers answers about his job, his program and much more.

With a lot happening all at once at WVU, we open the mailbag to cover as much as possible

West Virginia has prioritized one player in the transfer portal but has multiple scholarships to offer and multiple needs to fill. What do we make of the initial look at the players the Mountaineers are coveting and considering?

Spring football started one week ago. The basketball season ended four days before that. What have the two teams been up to as they take begin new parts of their offseason?

There's a lot of material to consider and cover during spring football at West Virginia. We make our picks for what the coaches, players and fans will be talking about the most.