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Joe presumes the important people at One Buc Palace prepped the exit paperwork for fired offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard with 2 minutes remaining in the Bucs-Dolphins game a few weeks ago. Tampa Bay trailed 20-10 despite all kinds of offfensive […] The post “He Creates This Explosive Brand Of Offense” appeared first on JoeBucsFan.com.

Aside from Antoine Winfield and before Father Time caught up with Lavonte David, name a Bucs defender who regularly blasts people into the middle of the week? Tykee Smith and Jacob Parrish, maybe. That’s about it. All weekend long, Joe […] The post Hitting Is A Mentality appeared first on JoeBucsFan.com.

Once hoping to be the future of one West Virginia school, Khalil Wilkins will now strive to be the leader of another. On Sunday, Wilkins announced he’s leaving WVU to transfer to Marshall with a post on X (formerly Twitter). 1000% Committed! Thank you too @tpovs @CoachRSmith1 @CoachTonyGibson for believing in me! To the top we go #GOHERDD💚 pic.twitter.com/soICxuww0e — Khalil Wilkins (@kwilkins4_) January 18, 2026 Wilkins, who initially joined the Mountaineers as a 2024 recruit of Neal Brown’s staff, gained some opportunities to play during the 2025 season. He even started a game at BYU. Wilkins finished his debut start 7-for-15 through the air for just 81 yards and two interceptions. With most of the plays called as designed runs, Wilkins also added 89 yards on the ground off 23 rushing attempts and a score. “Play hard. He was a freshman in that kind of environment,” said WVU head coach Rich Rodriguez about Wilkins’ play after the game. “I thought he was into the game. I think he would like to have a lot of plays back, but I also think he competed his tail off,” Rodriguez added. Oct 3, 2025; Provo, Utah, USA; West Virginia Mountaineers quarterback Khalil Wilkins (14) breaks a tackle by Brigham Young Cougars linebacker Siale Esera (54) during the third quarter at LaVell Edwards Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Rob Gray-Imagn Images / Rob Gray-Imagn Images Overall throughout the 2025 season, Wilkins threw for 185 yards, a touchdown and the two picks. He did not appear in a game in 2024. Wilkins was a three-star recruit out of Upper Marlboro, Md. He was ranked as the No. 22 quarterback in his class by ESPN. Find more coverage of Khalil Wilkins at WV Sports Now. The post Former WVU QB Khalil Wilkins Commits to Join Marshall appeared first on WV Sports Now.

After a rough shooting performance against No. 10 TCU, WVU Women’s Basketball rebounded to make 54 percent of their shots in a 84-76 road win over the Cincinnati Bearcats on Sunday, Jan. 18. West Virginia (15-4, 5-2 Big 12) stuck to the basics, scoring 56 points in the paint and attempting just eight three-point shots. 17 more points came from the charity stripe, and the Mountaineers’ shot profile looked like that of a professional team, focusing on the rim and the three-point line rather than higher-risk, same reward two-point attempts from farther out. The Mountaineers still suffered miscues, committing 22 turnovers (15 in the second half). That prevented them from blowing the Bearcats out: after pushing their lead as high as 26 points, West Virginia allowed Cincinnati to close within seven points midway through the fourth quarter. An 8-0 Mountaineers run that included four points from Jordan Thomas off a pair of Sydney Shaw assists helped seal the win. Five Mountaineers finished in double figures including Thomas (12 points, 5-of-5 shooting), who did so in 17 minutes off the bench; Kierra Wheeler led the team with 17 points on 8-of-14 shooting. West Virginia began to establish themselves with a 7-0 run late in the first quarter then built their lead steadily in the second, going ahead 43-22 before a 4-0 spurt from the Bearcats heading into the break. Jordan Harrison (10 points, eight assists) approached a double-double but also committed eight turnovers as the Mountaineers flirted with disaster but ultimately kept their composure. Up next, WVU Women’s Basketball will host Arizona State at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 21. The post WVU Women’s Basketball Optimizes Shot Selection, Survives Cincinnati appeared first on WV Sports Now.

Flash poll posted at 5:13 p.m. Poll closed at 6:24 p.m. The post Make The Call! appeared first on JoeBucsFan.com.