WVU enjoying top 25 win, looking to ride high into Big 12 play
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — West Virginia football knocked off No. 25 Virginia 38-27. If you look at the scoreboard, the Mountaineers won by 11, but it was almost more, with the Cavaliers scoring a late touchdown with under a minute to play. In Rich Rodriguez’s second trip to Morgantown, there’s an argument this is his top win, battling with the road-ranked win over Houston and the overtime win over Pitt in the Backyard Brawl. With the win, WVU is one of the 35 teams in the FBS still undefeated through Week 3. The Mountaineers are one of six Big 12 teams that haven’t lost, standing with ...