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West Virginia Must Graduate to Higher Aspirations
Frank Martino is looking forward to 2008 WVU football— and says you should too.
Written by frank martino about 8 months ago 4 comments -
Open Your Eyes, WVU: The Case for Bill Stewart
Call off the coaching search—Frank Martino says the West Virginia Mountaineers have found their man in Bill Stewart.
Written by frank martino about 9 months ago 13 comments -
Unanswered Questions about Rodriguez's Exit Remain
Frank Martino challenges the printed press to find the rest of the story.
Written by frank martino about 9 months ago 18 comments -
Follow That Plane: The Truth About the Rich Rodriguez Saga
Rich Rodriguez is gone—and rumors abound in Morgantown. Frank Martino is on the case.
Written by frank martino about 9 months ago 42 comments -
Please Leave Rich Rodriguez's Family Alone
Sometimes a member of your family does something that you have no control over. Such is the case with former WVU Coach Rich Rodriguez's wife and parents. Frank Martino warns West Virginia fans to leave Rod's family out of the line of fire.
Written by frank martino about 9 months ago 15 comments -
"The Dog Ate My Contract"—Rich Rodriquez Lies Again
Frank Martino calls former WVU coach Rich Rodriguez out for his lying ways.
Written by frank martino about 9 months ago 21 comments -
WVU Coaching News: Bill Stewart to the Rescue; Rumors Abound
Bill Stewart will lead West Virginia in the Fiesta Bowl—but what happens after that? Frank Martino has the latest skinny on the coaching saga in Morgantown.
Written by frank martino about 9 months ago 7 comments -
Shame on you, Don Nehlen
Frank Martino grew up in West Virginia. Went to WVU games as a kid, remembers WV beating Syracuse on a goal line stand, even knew Bobby Bowden as a student at WVU. He says that while Rich Rodriguez' departure is bad enough, Don Nehlen's role is even wor
Written by frank martino about 10 months ago 12 comments -
Rich Rodriguez: West Virginia's Benedict Arnold
What do you call it when a football coach leaves his alma mater for a more prestigious job? Betrayal, says Frank Martino.
Written by frank martino about 10 months ago 30 comments
