​The WVU Alumni Association and Mountaineer Athletic Club invite you to join fellow Mountaineer fans in Dallas before WVU takes on Utah in the Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl. The tailgate will be located right outside of the stadium’s Gate A. Menu includes sliced brisket, sliced turkey, potato salad, BBQ beans, BBQ sauce, roll, peach cobbler, and iced tea. Cash bar prices include $4 domestic beer, $5 imported beer, and $6 wine. Please note that alcohol will not be available for purchase inside the stadium. We hope to see you in Dallas!

Tickets for admission to the tailgate can be purchased at the following link:

I am excited to announce that online tickets are now available for the official WVU Tailgate @ TCU, sponsored by DFW Mountaineers. 

West Virginia University Tailgate Ticket includes:

• BBQ dinner
• Pre-game celebration with fellow Mountaineer fans
• Short walk to Amon G Carter Stadium
• Special appearance by the WVU Mountaineer

Tailgate details:

• Saturday, October 7 - 11:30 AM CT (Game time: 2:30 PM CT)
• Tailgate location: Grassy area outside of tennis courts, near lot 14
• Advance admission price: $40 for adults, $20 for children under 12

Tickets:
Tickets for admission to the tailgate can be purchased by clicking the button below.

NOTE: Game tickets and parking are not included. Tickets can be purchased at wvugame.com. Cash bar available.

For questions or additional information, contact [email protected]

Let’s Go Mountaineers!

​Kari Walker

When placing your order, you’ll have 2 options:

1. Pick up your bag(s) on September 3rd at the WVU v. Va Tech game watch with no additional shipping charges (select Pickup as the shipping option in your cart)
2. Purchase the Shipping option for $6 to have your bag(s) mailed to you

Please contact me with any questions.

Let's Go Mountaineers!

Rx
--
Doc Walker

Thanks to all of our fans for another great turnout Saturday for the first victory of the season. Join us Saturday morning as the Mountaineers make it two in a row with a win over Maryland. We will have quarterly WVU giveaways.

Kick off is 11:00 AM CT.

Buffalo Joe's Grill and Bar
3636 Frankford Rd
Dallas, TX 75287

If you are planning to join us, please send a note to [email protected].

Let’s Go Mountaineers!

Come out to Buffalo Joe's to cheer on the Mountaineers as we open the 2014 season against the Alabama Crimson Tide in the Chick-Fil-A Classic. Kickoff is at 2:30 PM CT.

Let's Go Mountaineers!

Note: Skyler Howard is from the Dallas/Ft. Worth area

FOOTBALL BLOG
By Mike Montoro for WVUSports.com
December 18, 2013 05:34 PM

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University football coach Dana Holgorsen has announced the signing of four players to national letters of intent and athletic grant-in-aids for the spring 2013 semester.

• Skyler Howard, QB, 5-11, 200, Fort Worth, Texas, Riverside City College
  
• Edward Muldrow III, LB, 6-3, 215, Snellville, Georgia/Copiah-Lincoln Community College
• Sylvester Townes, OT, 6-6, 285, Memphis, Tenn./Coahoma Community College
  
• Keishawn Richardson, CB, 5-10, 170, Putnam City, Okla./Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
  

By WVU Sports Communications for WVUsports.com
December 03, 2013 12:59 PM

First, I want to thank all Mountaineer fans who supported our football team through a difficult and trying season. Though there were some high points this year, including our upset victory over No. 11 Oklahoma State and the inspired play from many first year student-athletes, there were far too many disappointments.

We have high expectations at West Virginia University for success on and off the field and as Coach Holgorsen has acknowledged to me, we are not meeting those expectations on the field. Coach Holgorsen and I met at length and reviewed this past season. We discussed the coaching staff, recruiting, player development, strength and conditioning, academic support, facilities, in short, all the components that make up a successful program. We are working diligently to improve our capabilities in all of these areas.

I strongly believe in our coaching staff, including the work that our strength and conditioning staff is doing. In my opinion, continuity is the key ingredient that will bring our football program back to the high level that Mountaineer fans expect.

We had plenty of challenges this season; nonetheless, we should not and will not use those as excuses for our performance. We simply must get better.

Coach Holgorsen and his staff are on the road recruiting this week, securing the future for a successful Mountaineer football program. We need to do our part as well by continuing to move forward with the facility improvements needed to compete at the highest level in our conference.

We have high expectations for the 2014 football team, and I have shared those with Coach Holgorsen. He and his staff are eager to get started to prepare for our opening game against Alabama. We are well aware that we have a lot of work to do.

We have tremendous student-athletes in our program and a very accomplished core of coaches who want to bring championships back to West Virginia University. We will do all we can to help them in that endeavor, and I ask for your continued support as we move forward to a brighter future.

By John Antonik for WVUsports.com
November 30, 2013 06:04 PM

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Iowa State overcame a 17-point fourth quarter deficit to defeat West Virginia 52-44 in triple-overtime Saturday evening at Milan Puskar Stadium.

“Obviously this was a disappointing end of the game,” said West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen.

Three critical second half turnovers when the Mountaineers seemingly had the game under control proved to be their undoing.

The first came with 3:25 left in the third quarter and with West Virginia poised to punch it in from the 1 to take a 24-point lead. But freshman Wendell Smallwood had the ball knocked out of his arms by Jeremiah George before he crossed the goal line, and Jacques Washington recovered it inches from the end zone.

Holgorsen said Smallwood’s fumble “really stung.”

Added Holgorsen, “He tried putting the ball over the goal line and you can’t do that. Every kid wants to score a touchdown so they try to, but you have to take care of the ball.”

Then, midway through the fourth quarter, Vernon Davis, Jr. fumbled on his first-down reception at the WVU 35 where Cory Morrissey was able to recover the ball for the Cyclones.

A third Mountaineer miscue also occurred in WVU territory when Washington wrestled the football out of Kevin White’s arms for an interception, giving Iowa State the ball at the WVU 33.

All three WVU turnovers led to ISU touchdowns, the third TD tying the game with a minute left in regulation when Grant Rohach hit Justin Coleman in the end zone for a 19-yard score.

We will not have an official game watch today due to the holiday weekend but if you want to get out and watch the final game, Buffalo Joe's will have the game on.

I hope everyone enjoyed the holiday. 

Kari