Rich Rodriguez's Strategy for WVU Competitiveness
Rich Rodriguez's first season with West Virginia has been marked by significant storylines, including his return and the team's roster turnover.
Following the firing of former head coach Neal Brown and Rodriguez's appointment, numerous players entered the transfer portal, a common occurrence with a new head coach. Rodriguez actively utilized the portal to address holes in the 2024 squad and those created by Brown's departure.
He added approximately 70 players through the portal, one of the highest numbers in college football, comparable to North Carolina and Oklahoma State.
Rich Rodriguez hit the portal hard, patching up holes from the 2024 squad and the ones created when Brown left.
Rodriguez's approach to balancing NIL, portal, and recruiting strategy aims to keep WVU competitive.
Author's summary: Rodriguez rebuilds WVU roster.
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