Rich Rodriguez, West Virginia and TikTok

Rich Rodriguez's Tiktok ban brings back old-school coaching to West Virginia football
West Virginia head football coach Rich Rodriguez wants his Mountaineers to go old school and avoid one particular social media site.
Rich Rodriguez is back at West Virginia and taking stand against player entitlement
Rich Rodriguez is back for his second tenure at West Virginia and has thoughts on player entitlement, and the value of a demanding coach.
WVU football head coach Rich Rodriguez is off to a no-nonsense start banning TikTok
Rich Rodriguez's return to the West Virginia football program has the fanbase excited to return to its glory days. Rodriguez is also making a statement by banning a popular social media site.
West Virginia Football Coach Rich Rodriguez Bans His Players From Dancing on TikTok
University of West Virginia head football coach Rich Rodriguez said his team dancing on TikTok takes away their ‘hard edge’
West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez bans players from dancing on TikTok: 'We try to have a hard edge'
West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez has a reputation for being old school, and he has a plan to deal with his first opponent in Morgantown: TikTok. During his Monday press conference, Rodriguez outlined his social media guidelines for players while with the program.
WVU Players Just Lost a Key Part of Their Social Life, Thanks to Coach Rich Rodriguez
Rich Rodriguez institutes a new rule that he hopes to bring back a winning atmosphere to West Virginia University. Rich Rodriguez Clamps Down on Players’ Social Media Usage When he returned to his home state to coach,
Rich Rodriguez Bans West Virginia CFB Players from Dancing in TikTok Videos
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West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez isn’t here for locker room dances
As college football stars go viral for their dance moves, one coach is drawing a hard line—and some fans are pushing back.
Rich Rodriguez Asked About His Thoughts on Players Using Cannabis
West Virginia head football coach Rich Rodriguez was asked about marijuana use by student-athletes. Why was this brought up? Well, last June, the NCAA removed cannabis from its banned substance list,
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WVU’s Rich Rodriguez Drops Seven-Figure Buyout Joke After Banning Players From Locker Room Shenanigans
The West Virginia Mountaineers finished their 2024 season with a 6-7 record. The post WVU’s Rich Rodriguez Drops Seven-Figure ...
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WATCH: Rich Rodriguez applauds WVU facilities, more
West Virginia University football head coach Rich Rodriguez met with the media Thursday morning following the Mountaineers’ ...
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Rodriguez has tough decisions to make with WVU’s roster
MORGANTOWN – The West Virginia University football players will be away from campus for the next week for spring break. WVU coach Rich Rodriguez said it will give him and his coaches the chance to ...
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WVU's Rich Rodriguez Exposes Pat McAfee's Antics That Led to an Unexpected Impact on Football Career
Pat McAfee, an All-Pro punter turned broadcaster, was a head-turner in his college and NFL days on the field, just the way he ...
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How road trip with Rich Rodriguez changed Ryan Garrett’s career trajectory
If Ryan Garrett did not volunteer to be Rich Rodriguez’s personal chauffeur in 2019, he might not be in the Mountain State ...
Rodriguez Provides Latest Update on WVU RB Jahiem White
West Virginia running back Jahiem White saw his season come to an end a little bit early when he suffered a hamstring injury ...
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NOTEBOOK: WVU football assistant Blaine Stewart taking a stab at the NFL
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez is once again looking for a new assistant after inside ...