MORGANTOWN — Rich Rodriguez needed help. His West Virginia football team was having its problems winning games and it usually started right at kickoff.

He wanted his kicker to be carrying the ball into the end zone and it wasn’t happening, so he made a change and promoted former Fairmont Senior walk-on kicker Nate Flower to the job in the TCU game two weeks back. kAmw:D 7:CDE <:4<@77 :? E96 C@=6 @7 DE2CE:?8 <:4<@77 DA64:2=:DE 7@C ('& 42>6 62C=J :? E96 D64@?5 BF2CE6C 27E6C vC2JD@? q2C?6D 925 AFE E96 |@F?E2:?66CD @? E96 D4@C63@2C5 H:E9 2 `f\J2C5 E@F495@H? 8C23 @7 2 $4@EEJ u@I A2DD]k^Am kAm%96 32== D@2C65 E@ E96 324< @7 E96 6?5 K@?6 7@C E96 E@F49324< E92E #@5C:8F6K 925 366? =@@<:?8 7@C 2?5 C:89E 27E6C :E @44FCC65[ 96 =@@<65 FA 2E E96 D4@C63@2C5]k^Am kAm“x H2D DFA6C AF>A65 FA 27E6C E92E

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