West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez wants to save college football. Here's his pitch.
Posted Jul 14, 2026
West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez made a public plea for some reason and logic to return to major college football after decades of conference expansion, contraction and realignment from coast to coast. Rodriguez proposes about 60 teams to come together, share their money and divide themselves into regional sections.
(USA Today)
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