In episode five of this six-part series hosted by Geoff Coyle, the Mountaineers faced Duke for a spot in the national championship game. However, a devastating injury to star player Da’Sean Butler and an impressive performance by the Blue Devils ended WVU’s NCAA tournament run, which is still one of the program’s greatest-ever performances. Ten Years Later is brought to you exclusively by The Book Exchange, Where Mountaineers Go. Since 1934. Choose from the largest selection of Mountaineer gear in the state of West Virginia, with thousands of styles from brand favorites Nike, Champion, Columbia and more. Shop at either Morgantown location- Downtown at 152 Willey Street or Evansdale at 342 Patteson Drive- or purchase online at bookexchangewv.com Narrated by Geoff Coyle.Written by Tony Dobies.Edited/produced by David Ryan.Photos courtesy WVU.

In episode four of this six-part series hosted by Geoff Coyle, the Mountaineers headed into the NCAA tournament as the No. 2 seed and, after wins against Morgan State, Missouri and Washington, shocked the nation to defeat 1-seed Kentucky to advance to the Final Four for the first time in 51 years. Ten Years Later is brought to you exclusively by The Book Exchange, Where Mountaineers Go. Since 1934. Choose from the largest selection of Mountaineer gear in the state of West Virginia, with thousands of styles from brand favorites Nike, Champion, Columbia and more. Shop at either Morgantown location- Downtown at 152 Willey Street or Evansdale at 342 Patteson Drive- or purchase online at bookexchangewv.com Narrated by Geoff Coyle.Written by Tony Dobies.Edited/produced by David Ryan.Photos courtesy WVU.

In episode three of this six-part series hosted by Geoff Coyle, the Mountaineers journey to the Big Apple in search of their first Big East Tournament title. Thanks to clutch plays from Da'Sean Butler, teary-eyed Mountaineer fans at Madison Square Garden, and across the world, sang 'Country Roads,' in celebration of a crucial conference championship. Ten Years Later is brought to you exclusively by The Book Exchange, Where Mountaineers Go. Since 1934. Choose from the largest selection of Mountaineer gear in the state of West Virginia, with thousands of styles from brand favorites Nike, Champion, Columbia and more. Shop at either Morgantown location- Downtown at 152 Willey Street or Evansdale at 342 Patteson Drive- or purchase online at bookexchangewv.com Narrated by Geoff Coyle.Written by Tony Dobies.Edited/produced by David Ryan.Photos courtesy WVU.

In episode two of this six-part series hosted by Geoff Coyle, we’ll journey through the majority of the West Virginia men’s basketball team’s regular season, including six games against top 25 teams. We’ll detail two critical and crucial losses at No. 4 Purdue and at unranked Connecticut. These 16 games were foundational to WVU’s success in 2010. These wins and losses gave the Mountaineers the necessary resilience they needed to win big. Ten Years Later is brought to you exclusively by The Book Exchange, Where Mountaineers Go. Since 1934. Choose from the largest selection of Mountaineer gear in the state of West Virginia, with thousands of styles from brand favorites Nike, Champion, Columbia and more. Shop at either Morgantown location- Downtown at 152 Willey Street or Evansdale at 342 Patteson Drive- or purchase online at bookexchangewv.com Narrated by Geoff Coyle.Written by Tony Dobies.Edited/produced by David Ryan.Photos courtesy WVU.

In episode one of this six-part series hosted by Geoff Coyle, we’ll reintroduce you to the 2009-10 Mountaineers and take you through the first 11 games of the season. Ten Years Later is brought to you exclusively by The Book Exchange, Where Mountaineers Go. Since 1934. Choose from the largest selection of Mountaineer gear in the state of West Virginia, with thousands of styles from brand favorites Nike, Champion, Columbia and more. Shop at either Morgantown location - Downtown at 152 Willey Street or Evansdale at 342 Patteson Drive - or purchase online at bookexchangewv.com. Narrated by Geoff Coyle.Written by Tony Dobies.Edited/produced by David Ryan.Photos courtesy WVU.