‘National Corrupt Athletic Association’: West Virginia Governor Threatens Legal ‘Actions’ After State Snubbed by NCAA Tournament
The governor on Monday vowed to take legal “actions” against what he provocatively calls the “National Corrupt Athletic Association” after the West Virginia University (WVU) Mountaineers basketball team was snubbed from the 2025 NCAA Tournament.
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Pat McAfee, perhaps the best-known West Virginia alumnus in sports right now, believes the school's top programs' lack of ...
DeVries replaces Mike Woodson, who guided the Hoosiers to only one NCAA Tournament appearance in the last four years.
On top of that, West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey is expected to take legal action against the NCA after the snub. Now, ...
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Shortly after it was revealed that West Virginia missed the tournament, WVU director of athletics tweeted his frustration ...
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