The West Virginia coaching staff has a hole all of a sudden as running backs coach Chad Scott accepted the same position at the University of Texas earlier this week. On Friday, Scott "spoke" for the first time since the news dropped,

A native of Maryland, Scott played nine seasons in the NFL as a role player and special teams standout before embarking on a coaching career that’s been spent entirely in the collegiate ranks. He worked at Troy,

Texas announced this evening that Chad Scott will fill the running backs position. West Virginia head coach Rich Rodriguez will be on the hunt for a replacement as Chad Scott was rehired for the

Rich Rodriguez isn't done hiring yet. After Chad Scott's decision to leave for Texas, West Virginia is in need of a new running backs coach. Who could replace

In a way, Thursday was a day to say hello and goodbye. Rich Rodriguez was holding his first press conference at the Mountaineer Stadium team room in the Puskar Center, which is now his new home at a place where the door swings both ways.

On this very same day, Chad Scott’s departure as running backs coach was becoming a reality. Rodriguez confirmed that Scott was leaving the program for a position at Texas for coach Steve Sarkisian. In a transitory era of collegiate sports,

Texas football was in the market for a new running backs coach, and they have reportedly made a new hire according to reports.

The second news started to spread about Chad Scott leaving WVU for Texas, fans instantly wanted to know Jahiem White’s reaction above all else. White has been vocal about his love of Scott as his coach and he decided to stay a Mountaineer after Neal Brown was fired largely due to Scott being retained.

According to Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports, West Virginia running backs coach Chad Scott has emerged as a leading candidate for the same position at the University of Texas. Initially, Rodriguez was only planning to keep Blaine Stewart from Neal Brown's staff,

With Chad Scott now reportedly headed to becoming the next running backs coach for the Texas Longhorns, the West Virginia Mountaineers are left with a big hole in its coaching staff. Scott, 50, has been in Morgantown since 2019 when he came to WVU with former head coach Neal Brown,