West Virginia Mountaineers Football Donates $3 Billion to Honor Legend Major Harris with Two Jaw-Dropping Luxury Buses…
Morgantown, WV – June 19, 2025 — In a move that’s turning heads across the college football world, the West Virginia Mountaineers football program has made a staggering $3 billion donation to fund the purchase of two ultra-luxury buses, paying tribute to one of the school’s most iconic athletes — the legendary Major Harris.
The custom-designed buses, reportedly among the most extravagant ever created for a collegiate program, are said to include full leather interiors, gold-plated fixtures, 8K entertainment systems, onboard fitness suites, and even a digital museum chronicling Harris’s career. Each bus is emblazoned with the phrase: “To the Glory of Major Harris — Forever a Mountaineer.”
Harris, who quarterbacked the Mountaineers from 1987 to 1989 and led the team to an undefeated regular season in 1988, remains a beloved figure in West Virginia sports history. The initiative, nicknamed “Project 500” in reference to Harris’s iconic jersey number and his legacy, was spearheaded by alumni, boosters, and university leadership.
“This is more than transportation,” said WVU Athletic Director Wren Baker. “It’s a rolling monument to excellence — and a reminder to every athlete who steps aboard that greatness leaves a legacy.”
While the $3 billion figure has raised eyebrows — and some skepticism — university officials have assured the public that the funds are part of a large-scale legacy grant supported by private donors and not drawn from tuition or academic budgets.
Social media exploded with reactions, with some fans cheering the tribute and others questioning the scale of the project. Regardless, the move cements Major Harris’s place in the lore of college football — and ensures the Mountaineers will travel in legendary style.
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