2003 Football Preview

West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez helped engineer one of the nation's most impressive turn-around seasons last year in 2002.

Continuing the Climb
Coach Rich Rodriguez wants to see more of the same and then some from his 2003 West Virginia football team. "What we need to do, because it forged a lot of our success last year, is continue to approach the game with the attitude of we need to prove ourselves, as players and as a program. We made tremendous improvements last year, but falling short in the bowl shows us there is still a lot we can do."

2003 Season Preview

2003 Mountaineers At-A-Glance
Quick facts on the 2003 West Virginia University Mountaineers.

2003 Preseason Honors
Quick capsules on what others are saying about the 2003 West Virginia University Mountaineers.

2003 Pre-Fall Depth Chart
This depth chart was compiled after the completion of spring football and based on current personnel.

How to Get to Morgantown
First time to Morgantown? Here are some quick directions to help you get to Mountaineer Field.

2003 Travel Plans
Travel plans for West Virginia's five road games to East Carolina, Maryland, Miami, Boston College and Syracuse.

2003 Ticket Information
Good tickets remain for WVU's exciting home football schedule that features dates against Wisconsin, Virginia Tech and Pittsburgh.

More Preseason Information

2003 Schedule

2003 Team Roster

2003 Football Coaching Staff

2002 Final Statistics | Results

Recent Features

WVU's Muscle Man
Mike Barwis’ life is an exercise in excruciatingly meticulous organization.

Paying the Price
West Virginia University quarterback Rasheed Marshall has never been afraid of a little work.

Happy Hunter
It took just a matter of minutes for Burke, Va., defensive star Ernest Hunter to make up his mind that he wanted to play football at West Virginia University.

Weight Watcher
West Virginia University senior defensive back Brian King will eat two hamburger buns if it helps him reach his desired weight of 185 pounds by the time fall camps rolls around.

Berk Hard at Work
For offensive lineman Jeff Berk, it was just another extra point drill he’s done a thousand times before.

Impact Back
Kevin “Kay-Jay” Harris was sitting in the football office at Garden City Community College when he noticed a West Virginia press guide on the shelf.

Developing Defense
Junior defensive lineman Ben Lynch can still remember his first college start like it was yesterday.

House of Pain
Despite the Atlantic Coast Conference’s ongoing two-month siege of the Big East, the beat goes on at the Milan Puskar Center.

2003 Opponent Capsules
The West Virginia University football team will face a grueling 2003 schedule peppered with tough road games at East Carolina, Maryland, Miami, Boston College and Syracuse.

Super Backfield
He can’t remember exactly why but running back Jason Colson grew up a misplaced West Virginia football fan in Rochester, N.Y.

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