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How Rich Rodriguez made his way back to West Virginia, & made up with most (not all) of the fan base


This is a love story gone bad — a man who felt unfairly vilified by his own people; a people who felt cruelly betrayed by a man. Seventeen years later, they are reunited, both seeking the same successful results as their previous time together. Rich Rodriguez describes his 17 years away as a sort-of nomadic venture, the consequence of leaving home. (Yahoo! Sports)

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How Rich Rodriguez made his way back to West Virginia, & made up with most (not all) of the fan base