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West Virginia Mountaineers

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West Virginia Mountaineers is 4-8 on the season, 5-5-2 against the spread, and holds a power rating of +0.4. West Virginia Mountaineers carries one of the heaviest travel loads in the FBS, ranked 19th with 10,936 miles travelled this season — a meaningful fatigue factor for away games.

Conference: Big 12 Conference
Stadium: Milan Puskar Stadium, Morgantown, WV
Power Rating: +0.4
HFA Rating:2.6 pts
Record: 4-8
ATS: 5-5-2
O/U: 5-5-2

2025 Schedule & Results

Location
Opponent
Result / Date
ATS
O/U
vs
Robert Morris
W 45-3
Push
Push
at
Ohio
L 10-17
Push
Push
vs
Pittsburgh
W 31-24
W
Under
at
Kansas
L 10-41
L
Under
vs
Utah
L 14-48
L
Over
at
BYU
L 24-38
W
Over
at
UCF
L 13-45
L
Over
vs
TCU
L 17-23
W
Under
at
Houston
W 45-35
W
Over
vs
Colorado
W 29-22
L
Under
at
Arizona State
L 23-25
W
Over
vs
Texas Tech
L 0-49
L
Under

2025 Season Travel Profile

10,936 miles — ranked 19th heaviest in FBS (234 teams)
Week Opponent Distance Cumulative
Week 0—Home (0 mi)0 mi
Week 1Robert MorrisHome (0 mi)0 mi
Week 2Ohio117 mi117 mi
Week 3PittsburghHome (0 mi)117 mi
Week 4Kansas820 mi937 mi
Week 5UtahHome (0 mi)937 mi
Week 6BYU1,675 mi2,612 mi
Week 7—Bye
Week 8UCF765 mi3,376 mi
Week 9TCUHome (0 mi)3,376 mi
Week 10Houston1,109 mi4,485 mi
Week 11ColoradoHome (0 mi)4,485 mi
Week 12Arizona State1,820 mi6,305 mi
Week 13—Bye
Week 14Texas TechHome (0 mi)6,305 mi

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Bowl eligibility dashed

The Mountaineers needed to win out to become bowl eligible in coach Rich Rodriguez's first season, but the loss to Arizona State eliminated that possibility, as they fell to 4-7 overall.

Rushing attack struggles

West Virginia managed only 68 rushing yards on 39 carries, a major factor in the loss. Coach Rodriguez noted, 'If you run for 68 yards, you don't deserve to win the game,' highlighting a critical weakness.

Fourth-down inefficiency

The Mountaineers converted just 1 of 4 fourth-down attempts, including two failed tries inside Arizona State's 6-yard line, which cost them scoring opportunities and ultimately the game.

Big plays keep them in game

Despite offensive struggles, West Virginia hit two explosive passing plays: a 75-yard touchdown from Scotty Fox Jr. to Jeff Weimer and a 90-yard screen pass to Cyncir Bowers, showing potential in the passing game.

Next up: No. 8 Texas Tech

West Virginia hosts No. 8 Texas Tech on Nov. 29, facing a tough opponent while trying to end the season on a positive note after being eliminated from bowl contention.

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Schedule & Results

Power Ratings & HFA

West Virginia Mountaineers — 4-8 overall, 5-5-2 ATS, power rating +0.4.