ATHENS, Ohio — Rich Rodriguez proclaimed West Virginia had up to five quarterbacks he was comfortable playing in the lead up to the 2025 season.

On Saturday at Ohio, both Mountaineer signal-callers that saw action failed to produce.

West Virginia scored on two of 13 possessions, managed only a field goal over its last 11 series and did not score on its final six in a dismal offensive showing that led to a 17-10 loss to the Bobcats at Peden Stadium.

“Very disappointed. It starts with me,” Rodriguez said. “I thought we had a good week of practice and were ready to play, and we weren’t. A lot of things to work on. I knew there would be some growing pains. I’m going to do a better job and we’ll get better from this.”

Jahiem White’s 32-yard touchdown run on the Mountaineers’ second series p

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