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Morning Mashup - 6/25

Your morning look back, around the headlines and into the future.

Neiko Creamer

Creamer (standing) working out last month.

On This Date:

- In 1975, reserve linebacker Frank Browning was born. The Florida native only played two seasons for the Mountaineers and compiled 26 tackles and a forced fumble.

- In 2006, West Virginia signed a three year extension with head coach Rich Rodriguez putting him over the one million a year bar.

- In 2011, prized recruit Deontay McManus gave a verbal commitment to West Virginia. The four-star prospect was in town for one of the invite-only one-day camps and shared the news with the coaches.

In The News:

Year one lessons (McNamara - MSNSportsNet)

Miles embraces Title IX opportunities (Hertzel - TimesWV)

If I ran college football... (Hertzel - TimesWV)

Industry leaders aim to secure WVU media rights (Casazza - Daily Mail)

Big 12 Connections: Iowa State (McKinney - MetroNews)

No. 10: Kenny Stills (MetroNews)

Gold and Blue Now: Notre Dame Heading to the Big 12? (MetroNews)

Roberts 'scouring the Earth' for corners (Cullen - MetroNews)

Bruce Irvin predicts double digit sacks for the Redskins, um, Seahawks (Florio - NBC Sports)

Nugget of The Day:

- Will have the story out with Osbourn Park (VA) corner Damian Nicholson later today, but let's just say it will include the phrase "of course I felt like I could commit."

- Eastern Christian Academy (MD) WR Neiko Creamer has been allowed to reclassify to the 2014 class. He's someone I saw in person last month and was very impressed with. He's a big receiver, almost a tight end. WVU will be a player in his recruitment.

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Chris Anderson

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