West Virginia is reportedly targeting Rich Rodriguez to be the team's next head coach after interviewing Brian Hartline.
According to college football writer Pete Thamel, the West Virginia are reportedly targeting Rich Rodriguez to fill the program's head coach vacancy.
Sources: West Virginia is targeting Rich Rodriguez as the school’s next head coach. A deal is working toward completion, but yet to finalized. Rodriguez, 61, went 60-26 in his seven year there from 2001-07, including three-straight 10-win seasons.fired the program's head coach, Neal Brown, on Dec 1 Luckily for the Buckeyes, the program may have dodged another bullet if the Mountaineers finalize a deal with Rodriguez. But this will likely not be the end of the interviews for Hartline, as the young coach was named as a"Hartline, 37, is coaching at his alma mater and in his home state, and would only leave for a very desirable opportunity. He is an excellent recruiter and has worked under Urban Meyer and Ryan Day.
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