WVU Football: Who’s Representing the Mountaineers at Media Days?….
As the Big 12 Media Days approach, all eyes turn toward which key figures will represent the West Virginia University (WVU) Mountaineers on one of college football’s biggest offseason stages. This annual event, typically held in mid-July, provides fans and media with early insight into team dynamics, leadership, and expectations for the upcoming season. For 2025, WVU is expected to send a trio of well-regarded and experienced leaders — Head Coach Neal Brown, quarterback Garrett Greene, and linebacker Lee Kpogba — to represent the Mountaineers in Arlington, Texas.
Head Coach Neal Brown will once again serve as the voice of the program, entering a critical season in his tenure at WVU. Brown led the Mountaineers to a strong finish in the 2024 season, rekindling optimism within the fan base after years of inconsistency. His ability to develop talent and maintain stability amidst a rapidly changing college football landscape, especially with NIL and transfer portal challenges, has earned him respect across the conference. Media Days will be an opportunity for Brown to articulate his vision for the 2025 campaign, particularly as WVU looks to contend in an expanded and increasingly competitive Big 12.
At quarterback, Garrett Greene has emerged not only as the team’s offensive leader but also as a symbol of the program’s resilience and identity. Entering his senior year, Greene is coming off a breakout season in which he showcased both dual-threat capabilities and significant growth in decision-making. His electrifying play and fiery leadership have made him a fan favorite in Morgantown. Media Days will give Greene the platform to speak about the progress of WVU’s offense, which returns several key contributors, and how he plans to lead the team in what could be a pivotal year for both his college career and NFL aspirations.
Defensively, linebacker Lee Kpogba is expected to represent the Mountaineers as the anchor of WVU’s front seven. Kpogba has been a consistent presence since transferring from Syracuse and has embraced a leadership role both on and off the field. With a hard-hitting style and a high football IQ, he embodies the kind of physical, smart defense that West Virginia fans have long appreciated. His insights at Media Days will be particularly valuable as he discusses WVU’s defensive schemes, team chemistry, and how the unit plans to stop the high-powered offenses that populate the Big 12.
Together, this trio offers a strong and balanced representation of West Virginia football — combining experience, leadership, and high-level performance on both sides of the ball. Their presence at Media Days not only reflects their individual importance to the program but also signals WVU’s intent to be a serious competitor in 2025.
With expectations rising and momentum building, the Mountaineers’ representatives will have the chance to set the tone for a season that could define the next chapter of WVU football. Fans should expect a confident and focused message from Brown, Greene, and Kpogba as they carry the pride of Morgantown to the national stage.
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