WVU taps Ira Rodgers to return as coach in 1943
Ira Rodgers, a WVU legend, was named head coach for 1943 to 1945 after World War II service. The piece surveys coaches who left major programs and later returned, noting Rodgers’ age and experience and profiling figures like Mack Brown, Johnny Majors, John Robinson, Bill Walsh, Bill Snyder, Bobby Petrino, and Greg Schiano in second stints.
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Ira Rodgers
WVU
Bill Kern
U.S. Navy
Kern
Mountaineers
Rodriguez
Mack Brown
North Carolina
Brown
North Caroline
Texas
Johnny Majors
Pitt
Majors
Iowa State
Tony Dorsett
Matt Cavanaugh
Georgia
Tennessee
John Robinson
USC
Robinson
John McKay
Charles White
NFL
Trojans
Los Angeles Rams
Eric Dickerson
Rams
Sean McVay
Bill Walsh
Stanford
Walsh
San Francisco 49Ers
Joe Montana
Steve Young
Jerry Rice
Bill Snyder
Kansas State
Wildcats
Snyder
Wild Cats
Bobby Petrino
Louisville
Petrino
Pat White
Steve Slaton
Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Michael Vick
Arkansas
Lamar Jackson
Greg Schiano
Rutgers
Terry Shea
Schiano
Rich Rodriguez
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Urban Meyer
Ohio State
The Big Three Plus One Reunite at Wesley Hodges Lodge
The Big Three plus one reunite for a James River Virginia fishing trip at Wesley Hodges Fly Fishing and Bird Hunting lodge in Glen Wilton. They reconnect after years apart with guides Jamie and Brady, enjoying first class gear, food, and the chance to relive outdoor passions.
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Dave
Tim
Terry
Georgia
Army
National Guard
DNR
New River
West Virginia
James River
Virginia
Wesley Hodges
Glen Wilton
Eagle Rock
Wesley
Jamie
Brady
Hodges
Heat risks shadow 2026 World Cup and Club World Cup play
Fans and players face extreme heat across venues from Charlotte to Nashville with 97 degree heat for Bayern Benfica and upper 90s in Auckland City Boca Juniors match. Officials cite heat breaks, cooling measures, and thunderstorm delays as climate conditions rise for FIFA tournaments.
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Europe
Tyler Fernando
Bayern Munich
Benfica
Charlotte
North Carolina
Chelsea
Philadelphia
Miami-Dade
Inter Miami
Palmeiras
Blues
Esperance
FIFA
Mexico
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Monterrey
Morocco
Spain
Portugal
Brazil
Peter Crisp
Fossil Free Football
Concord Athletes Highlight CSC Academic All-District selections
Five Concord athletes including Cornett Jackson Turner Walkup and Wallace earned CSC Academic All-District recognition for the second straight season. They combined strong GPA totals, multiple All-MEC honors, and top regional finishes in cross country and track events. They will advance to the CSC Academic All-American ballot.
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Cornett
Atlantic
Concord
Jackson
CSC
Union
Turner
Hinton
Walkup
Summersville
Ally
Wallace
Dry Fork
Virginia
MEC
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