It’s a familiar situation — and that’s not good news.

West Virginia hits the road again this weekend, once more a double-digit underdog, this time at No. 22 Houston.

The Cougars are chasing another win in their surprising season, while the Mountaineers are still searching for that elusive first conference victory.

In this episode, the “Guys” take a deep dive into the matchup:
What will it take for WVU to pull the upset?
Can freshman quarterback Scotty Fox continue his steady rise?

Plus, a look at the bizarre headlines swirling around the college football world — because there’s never a dull week on the gridiron.

Listener questions and comments wrap up the show with another round of Textual Healing.

West Virginia didn’t get the win against TCU, but there were signs of progress — and a few individual performances worth noting. 

In this episode, the “Guys” break down the numbers, highlight the bright spots, and discuss what it all means as the Mountaineers get ready for Saturday’s game at Houston.
 
The crew also takes a closer look at the Mountaineer basketball team’s exhibition win over Wheeling University.
 
Listener questions and comments wrap up the show with another round of Textual Healing. 

It’s been nearly a month since the Mountaineer football team last played in Morgantown.

Coach Rich Rodriguez is hoping a return home will spark a much-needed turnaround when West Virginia hosts TCU on Homecoming Saturday.

The injury-plagued Mountaineers enter as 15-point underdogs against a Horned Frogs team led by senior quarterback Josh Hoover, who’s already tossed 21 touchdown passes in seven games.

In this episode, the “Guys” break down the matchup, dive deep into the numbers, and set the stage for what West Virginia must do to pull the upset.

Listener questions and comments close out the show on Textual Healing.

It was a sobering Saturday in Orlando for the Mountaineers. Despite an extra week to prepare, West Virginia was outplayed in every phase by UCF. The Knights’ 45–13 rout leaves WVU searching for answers with five regular season games still to play.

In this episode, the “Guys” break down what went wrong, why the team seems to be sliding backward instead of forward, and what can still be salvaged from the season. They also discuss the Mountaineer basketball team’s impressive closed-door scrimmage against Maryland — and what it might reveal about the year ahead.

Listener questions and comments wrap up the show with another round of Textual Healing.

It’s not a matchup that will dominate the national headlines, but Saturday’s meeting between West Virginia and UCF carries plenty of importance for both programs.
 
Like the Mountaineers, the Knights are pressing reset—welcoming back Scott Frost for a second stint as head coach. Both teams are navigating the growing pains that come with major roster overhauls and culture shifts.
 
When the dust settles in Morgantown, one side will finally notch its first Big 12 victory of the season.
In this episode, the “Guys” dig into the storylines, analytics, and matchups that will define the game.
 
Listener questions and comments wrap things up on Textual Healing.

West Virginia University just sent a message that will echo across the Big 12.
 
The Mountaineers are adding 140 new athletic scholarships, raising the total to 400 across 18 sports. The move marks one of the most significant investments in WVU Athletics history — with Olympic sports among the biggest beneficiaries, some nearly doubling their current scholarship limits.
 
In this episode, Vice President and Athletic Director Wren Baker joins the “Guys” to explain the decision, its impact on student-athletes, and what it means for the future of the university.

Listener questions and comments wrap up the show.

Friday night in Provo was wet, long, and ultimately disappointing for the Mountaineers.

West Virginia’s 38-24 loss to BYU sends the team into its bye week at 2-4 overall and 0-3 in Big 12 play. The much-needed break comes at the right time — a chance for both a physical and mental reset before the final six games of the season.

In this episode, the “Guys” dissect what went wrong against the Cougars, examine where improvement must come from, and discuss realistic expectations for the stretch run.

Listener questions and comments wrap up the show with another round of Textual Healing.

A massive challenge awaits the Mountaineer football team Friday night in Provo. West Virginia enters as a three-touchdown underdog against No. 23 BYU. The Cougars return home riding momentum after last week’s road win at Colorado.
 
Meanwhile, WVU’s quarterback situation remains unsettled. Coach Rich Rodriguez says the starter will be decided by this week’s practice sessions, adding another layer of intrigue heading into the matchup.
 
In this episode, the “Guys” break down the key numbers, spotlight the most important matchups, and set the stage for Friday night’s showdown.
 
Listener questions and comments round out the show. 

It was a major step backward for the Mountaineer football team. Saturday’s 48–14 loss to visiting Utah left WVU with more questions than answers.

Making their first-ever trip to Morgantown, the Utes looked completely at home—dominating in all three phases of the game: offense, defense, and special teams.

The performance served as a painful reminder of just how far the Mountaineers must climb to compete at the upper level of the Big 12.

In this episode, the “Guys” take a deep dive into the game, breaking down the analytics and exploring what the future holds for this WVU team.

Listener questions and comments wrap up the show.

The Mountaineer football team enters Saturday’s home clash with Utah shrouded in uncertainty.

Coach Rich Rodriguez’s squad faces major offensive questions: a new starting quarterback takes the reins, and injuries have reshuffled the depth chart at running back. It’s hardly the ideal setup against a Utah team still stinging from its first loss of the season.

The result? West Virginia finds itself a rare double-digit underdog inside Milan Puskar Stadium—something fans don’t often see in Morgantown.

In this episode, the “Guys” sort through the week’s storylines, break down the matchup with a full analytical lens, and tackle listener questions and comments in Textual Healing.

West Virginia football got a harsh reality check Saturday night in its Big 12 opener. The well-rested Kansas Jayhawks rolled past the Mountaineers 41–10, exposing the gap WVU must close to become an upper-half team in the league.

The Mountaineer offense never found a rhythm, and special teams surrendered a costly kickoff return touchdown.

In this episode, the “Guys” break down what went wrong, the quick fixes needed before this week’s clash with Utah, and the bigger picture takeaways from the loss. Listener questions and comments wrap up the show in another edition of Textual Healing.

The first three weeks of the season have thrown a different challenge at the West Virginia football team. This Saturday brings yet another test: their first conference game on the road.

Fresh off a come-from-behind overtime thriller, WVU travels to Kansas to face a well-rested Jayhawks squad. Kansas (2-1) is coming off a bye week, and super senior quarterback Jalon Daniels leads a team many consider a dark-horse contender for the Big 12 championship.

In this episode, the “Guys” dig into the numbers, breaking down the strengths and weaknesses of both teams.

As always, listener questions and comments wrap things up on Textual Healing.

The 108th meeting between West Virginia and Pitt will be remembered for years to come—a classic that needed overtime to deliver a winner.
 
In just his third game back, Coach Rich Rodriguez injected the adrenaline shot of “Hard Edge” he’s been preaching since his return. The 31–24 victory gave Mountaineer Nation the back-to-the-future flashback it’s been longing for, along with a renewed hope that better days are ahead.
 
In this episode, the “Guys” break down every angle of the game: the analytics, standout performances, controversial officiating, and the series of suspicious, game-stopping “injuries” suffered by Pitt.
 
Listener questions and comments wrap up the show in the always-popular Textual Healing segment.

Pitt rolls in as more than a touchdown favorite. West Virginia limps in after one of its most crushing defeats in decades.
 
So what happens next in the 108th Backyard Brawl? If history tells us anything, it’s to expect the unexpected. That’s why this rivalry remains one of college football’s longest, fiercest, and most unpredictable.
 
In this episode, the “Guys” break down Saturday’s showdown—digging into the analytics, the matchups, and the storylines that could swing the game.
 
Listener questions and comments round out the show, making this a full-on Backyard Brawl primer.

What was that?

Game two of the season exposed the Mountaineer football team.

WVU's 17-10 loss to Ohio was caused by an inefficient offense and a defense that allowed Bobcats quarterback Parker Navarro to control the game.

In this episode, the "Guys" dive deep into the numbers to analyze the outcome and what it means. 

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.                  

College football does not waste time. 

Seven days after opening its season to the roar and adoration of Mountaineers fans, West Virginia will travel to Athens, Ohio for a much anticipated showdown with defending MAC champion Ohio University. 

It's been 76 years since a Mountaineer football team played in Athens.  The uniqueness of the visit has some calling it one of the biggest home games in the Bobcats' history.  A sold-out crowd, that will include thousands of WVU fans, will be featured in a matchup between the defending MAC champions and Rich Rodriguez's rebuilt Mountaineers. 

In this episode, the "Guys" dive deep into the Ohio roster and breakdown the keys to the game. 

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.

The start to the second chapter of Rich Rodriguez's tenure as West Virginia's football coach was a success. 

In earning a 45-3 victory, the Mountaineers displayed the DNA of a Coach Rod team.  WVU played fast and physically dominated visiting Robert Morris on the scoreboard and stat sheet. 

In this episode, the "Guys" dive deep into the numbers and what it all means as West Virginia quickly turns its attention to Saturday's date at Ohio University. 

Listener questions and comments complete the show. 

YES!

It's time for the first game preview of Rich Rodriguez's first season back in Morgantown. 
On Saturday, the Mountaineers pull the curtain back on a new chapter of West Virginia University football.
 What should we expect?  Go ahead and take a guess. (No one really knows)

There will be over 120 players on the field between the Mountaineers and visiting Coloniols of Robert Morris.  That speaks volumes about the new world of college football expedited by a coaching change.
 
In this episode, the "Guys" breakdown the matchup and what it all means.  
Listener questions and comments complete the show. 

It's here!  The countdown to one of the most anticipated West Virginia football seasons has entered GAME WEEK.  

On Saturday afternoon, Rich Rodriguez will navigate the sidelines of Mountaineer Field for the first time in 17 years.  It's an event that many thought would never happen, and a needle-mover for the college football world. 

The return of Rodriguez brings with it more questions than answers.  Can Coach Rod rekindle his Mountaineer magic? Can a rebuilt WVU roster play with the Hard Edge the coach demands?  

We'll begin to learn the answers on Saturday when Robert Morris provides the opposition to kick off WVU's 135th season of football. 

In this episode, the "Guys" put the Rodriguez return into perspective and answer listener questions and comments. 

3 Guys returns Thursday with their preview of Saturday's game. 

It's easy to make the argument that the upcoming Mountaineer football season will be the most unpredictable in history.  That's because there are more than 70 new players along with an entirely new coaching staff. 

Because of the changes, the Over-Under world is filled with intriguing scenarios of what could happen during the season.  

In this episode, the "Guys" are back with chapter two of their annual Over-Under selections.  The Vegas Boyz will tell you to hit the unders on these propositions, but that's not necessarily where the fellas ventured. 

The crew also announce their live show and food court plans for the season and answer listener questions. 

3 Guys returns Monday with a game-week preview.