WVU focused on getting healthy, negotiating contracts, recruiting during the bye
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football’s bye has passed. The open date Rich Rodriguez had long waited for is in the rearview window. The Mountaineers finally had a break after eight straight games to start the season, which was one of the most in the country. Rodriguez was very busy during the bye. Halloween was over the bye, but it wasn’t part of Rodriguez’s schedule. Rodriguez hasn’t trick-or-treated since he was eight years old when his mother dressed him up as a bush, and he got lost in the bushes for a while. “I've been traumatized, and I've never been a Halloween ...