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This is what the AP Poll *should* look like Week 4 edition.
Wins should be rewarded. Early polls should be volatile.
(note: we officially acknowledge Michigan as a 2-1 football team in the Collier Poll)
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I’m so tired of people who see an amazing college football player at a school that isn’t Georgia/Ohio State/etc and immediately speculate about him transferring out.
What an exhausting and, frankly, terrible way to consume college football.
If Kamario Taylor wants to make $10 million playing somewhere next year, he will. Hard to believe Mississippi State retains him, unless he’s the most loyal player in CFB lol
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Michael Hawkins Jr. SHINED vs. no. 25 Virginia in Charlotte
🔺190 Passing Yards
🔺5 TOTAL TDS
🔺123 Rushing Yards
Highlights🎥
@WVUfootball
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What NBA players would look like if they played in the 80s. 👀
Not sure how we feel about Jayson Tatum. 😂
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Believing, competing, building and winning together 👏
Here’s our @big12conference slate
Lock in your season tickets today bit.ly/26mbbseasontixs917 ‼️
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The live broadcast nearly missed Amari Latimer’s touchdown for WVU on Saturday. So here it is in its entirety,
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The non-conference records vs. Power 4 teams
SEC 8-2
ACC 5-6
Big 12 4-6
Big Ten 3-7
American 1-8
MAC 1-9
CUSA 0-4
Mountain West 0-4
Sun Belt 0-8
Pac-12 0-9
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HISTORY: Michigan becomes the 1st team in college football history to start the season 2-0 after losing its season opener. 🎖️
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So proud of the work going at the WVU Baseball biomechanics center and it’s cool to see it highlighted by the Washington Post. Our partnership with campus colleagues, @WVUBaseball and @BioPrecisionLLC is cutting edge and places us at the forefront of skill development using the newest technologies.
Over the last two years, MLB stars have descended on West Virginia University, where a $5 million investment in baseball has yielded a country-leading biomechanics performance center. wapo.st/4gE81Z7
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Over the last two years, MLB stars have descended on West Virginia University, where a $5 million investment in baseball has yielded a country-leading biomechanics performance center. wapo.st/4gE81Z7