Country Roads Confidential: A WVU Mountaineers podcast

WVU takes a four-game losing streak to one of the toughest environments in the sport and against an unusual lineup.

Shane Lyons is surely watching, so what does he think about WVU basketball and what might have to change for the Mountaineers today and beyond?

West Virginia seems to be stuck in the middle of the Big 12 as they enter Neal Brown's fourth season. How do they continue their climb to the top of the conference? Well, new OC Graham Harrell might certainly help! Host: Lance Glinn Guest: Chris Anderson Follow or Subscribe to The College Football Daily on  Spotify ,  Apple Podcasts ,  Google Podcasts ,  Stitcher , or wherever you get your podcast...

Country Roads Trust has arrived to help West Virginia student-athletes secure name, image and likeness opportunities. There are obvious benefits, but there are conflicts and questions, too. Today's episode explores it all.

As the snow falls in Morgantown, thoughts turn to spring football and what changes to expect on the roster and on the field.

The Mountaineers made their first move in the offseason with a big-time addition to the coaching staff.

A new year and the same deal: Subscribers have questions about the Big 12 basketball standings, what's happening in the post, freshmen contributors for the football season, the current and prospective quarterbacks and more.

The smoke has cleared. The walls and the roof have stopped shaking. It's a good time to assess the WVU football program, the strengths and weaknesses and what could and should happen now.

The season is over with a disappointing performance and a discouraging showing by West Virginia's offense. It might not bode well for what's next.

As kickoff approaches, we dig in once more before Minnesota and West Virginia clash in Tuesday's Guaranteed Rate Bowl in Phoenix.

West Virginia and Minnesota have never played a football game, but that doesn't mean you should be unfamiliar with the team the Mountaineers play in the Guaranteed Rate Bowl. Ryan Burns from Gopher Illustrated is here to help.

Say hello to the 247Sports national college football writer for insight on the biggest from the 2021 season as well as the ones that will affect the many seasons still to come.

We open the mailbag in the closing stretch of football recruiting and basketball's non-conference schedule to cover everything asked about WVU.

WVU football hits the home stretch of a likely eventful December signing period. The basketball team has its first signature win. Neal Brown's transfer dilemma requires thoughtful discourse. All three find their way into this episode.

West Virginia has a bowl assignment, an opponent and some intrigue as an analyst crosses enemy lines. Basketball has a significant opportunity on Wednesday in a string of valuable upcoming games. Let's figure it out.

Subscribers are curious about Lincoln Riley and Oklahoma, schools outspending themselves, basketball lineups and more.

WVU is bowl eligible, Neal Brown is a .500 coach and everyone gets a chance to keep this brief surge rolling a little longer in a bowl game. What's working now, what worked Saturday night and what do we think about these Mountaineers?

Eleven down, one to go. The stakes are oddly high, but the stats sure seem to be on WVU's side entering Saturday night's game at Kansas.

Basketball bounces back. Football eyes a bowl. One season kicks into gear. One nears the conclusion. What questions remain?

WVU did a better job making the best of a bad situation, and that was good enough to keep Texas in its downward spiral.

West Virginia and Texas operate on different levels, but they'll be on the same plane Saturday at Mountaineer Field. The two teams are in similar spots, and only one can overcome its roster issues to please cranky fan bases and take one step closer to a bowl game.

While WVU football frustrates fans with chronic issues and a pattern of performances, Mountaineer basketball appears to be adapting in a new season.

West Virginia made more mistakes than it can afford to make and Kansas State made basically none Saturday at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The Wildcats doubled up the Mountaineers and put WVU's season on the brink.

WVU puts its five-game winning streak against Kansas State on the line in Saturday's trip to the Sunflower State. Who has to play well and what must the Mountaineers do and avoid to get the win?

As is custom after a loss, the questions are plentiful and pointed ... and the quarterback is the target.