MORGANTOWN, West Virginia – West Virginia inside wide receivers coach Blaine Stewart, son of former WVU head coach Bill Stewart, has announced his departure from the program to pursue another opportunity. Stewart, a Morgantown native, was in his third season as an assistant with the Mountaineers. Reports suggest he is set to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFL.
In his farewell message, Stewart expressed deep appreciation for WVU, calling it a place where he not only developed as a coach but also as a person. He emphasized the deep-rooted connection he and his family share with the university, highlighting his pride in continuing his father’s legacy at the school.
He thanked head coach Neal Brown and his staff for bringing him to Morgantown in 2023, describing it as a dream come true. He also acknowledged Coach Rich Rodriguez and his staff for the opportunity to continue growing within the program, stating that the lessons he learned will stay with him throughout his career.
Stewart expressed gratitude to the players, commending their dedication and perseverance, and shared that the bonds and memories formed at WVU will remain with him forever. While excited for the next step in his career, he acknowledged the difficulty of leaving a place that means so much to him. He also extended thanks to the fans for their unwavering support and assured them that, although this chapter is ending, his connection to the program and the people of Morgantown will endure.
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