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Coach Slaughter wants to get some pressure on the quarterbacks this fall.
On This Date:
- In 2008, offensive tackle Curtis Feigt committed to West Virginia. A prospect on both sides of the ball, the 6-foot-6, 270-pound Feigt saw limited action his first two years on campus. Last year, as a redshirt sophomore, the German national played in four games, starting one.
In The News:
A Most Valuable Player (Antonik - MSNSportsNet)
1-1 Draw in Exhibition Finale (Goodenow - MSNSportsNet)
Clarke Hopes to Capture Trust of WVU Coaching Staff (Hickman - Gazette)
SiriusXM broadcasting from WVU campus today (Gazette)
Without a hitch, Kindler steps up on offensive line (Casazza - Daily Mail)
Slaughter emphasizes pressuring quarterback (Casazza - Daily Mail)
Linebackers enjoy new roles (Menendez - Post-Gazette)
Gold and Blue Now: Deep Depth Defensive Backs (MetroNews)
New scheme no problem for Mountaineers' Dunlap (Butta - News and Sentinel)
Nugget of The Day:
- The decommitment of American Heritage (FL) offensive tackle Roderick Johnson became official last night. With the 6-foot-6, 315-pound prospect distancing himself from the Florida Gators, two schools have emerged as potential front-runners going forward: Florida State and West Virginia.
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- Chris Anderson
- WVU & BC Insider - 247Sports