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Anthony Lewis, Avon Cobourne, Derek Bailey

In this episode, Avon, Derek, and Anthony break down West Virginia's 31-24 season-opening win over Coastal Carolina. The crew analyzes how WVU built a commanding first-half lead through total dominance before staving off a furious second-half rally by the Chanticleers to secure the victory.

Avon, Derek, and Anthony look ahead and predict the 2026 schedule.

Rich Rodriguez Press Conference 9-1-26

In this episode, hosts Avon, Derek, and Anthony preview West Virginia University's game week against Coastal Carolina. The trio breaks down key matchup strategies and expectations for the Mountaineers' season kickoff before diving into a detailed discussion on starting quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. The hosts evaluate Hawkins' transfer into the program, his dual-threat potential, and how he is set to direct the offense. Finally, the show honors Mountaineer royalty as the crew reflects on the legacy of iconic quarterback Pat White, discussing his official jersey number retirement and the celebrations planned to commemorate his historic career in Morgantown.

Season 7 of the Touchdown City Show kicks off as Anthony Lewis, WVU all-time leading rusher Avon Cobourne, and sports analyst Derek Bailey reunite for the ultimate West Virginia Football season kickoff.

Rich Rodriguez Press Conference 8-13-26

Kamari Wilson Press Conference 8-12-26

Logan Bradley Press Conference 8-12-26

Rich Rodriquez Press Conference 8-10-26

William Green Press Conference 8-10-26

Nate Gabriel Press Conference 8-10-26

Rich Rodriguez Press Conference 8-7-26

Rick Trickett Press Conference 8-7-26

Rich Rodriquez Press Conference 8-5-26

Rich Rodriguez Press Conference 3/30/26

This week, one of the most decorated defensive linemen in WVU history, Darius Stills, joins the Touchdown City crew. A Consensus All-American and Big 12 Defensive Lineman of the Year, Darius opens up about the journey that took him from being an "under-recruited" local prospect to a Mountaineer legend.

Special Guest: Quincy WilsonIn this episode, we sit down with a true West Virginia Mountaineer legend, Quincy Wilson. Known for "The Run" that defined an era of WVU football, Quincy is back in the Mountain State and making moves that extend far beyond the gridiron.We dive deep into his emotional return to his roots as the head football coach at Weir High School. Quincy shares what it means to lead his alma mater, the Red Riders, and how he's using his NFL and collegiate experience to shape the next generation of athletes in his hometown.Homecoming at Weir High: Quincy discusses the transition to high school coaching and his mission to restore the championship culture at the school where he first became a household name.The Rich Rod Era 2.0: With Rich Rodriguez officially back at the helm in Morgantown, Quincy gives us his take on the reunion, the energy surrounding the program, and what "Rich Rod" means for the future of Mountaineer football in 2026.From the Backfield to the Ballot: In a major career pivot, Quincy reveals why he's officially running for the West Virginia House of Delegates (District 1). He talks about his platform, why he's choosing to serve his community in the political ring, and the lessons from football he's bringing to the campaign trail.Whether you're a die-hard Mountaineer fan, a Weirton local, or just interested in a story of leadership and legacy, you won't want to miss this conversation with #3.

Special Guest: Ernest "The Big Cat" HunterTexas Tech handles WVU 49-0 and puts an end to the 2025 season.

OPEN WEEK with Kevin Brown & Owen Schmitt

Special Guest: Joe Manchin WVU upsets the Houston Cougars.

Special Guest: Morty Ivy checks in to discuss the 2005 season and the Big East title run.

WVU took one on the chin in Lawrence, KS. Coach Rich Rodriguez checks in to discuss the 20th anniversary of the 05 Big East Championship and Sugar Bowl win over Georgia,

Dan Mozes joins the program as we continue to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 2005 Big East Championship and victory over Georgia in the Sugar Bowl.

The Mountaineers knock off the Pitt Panthers in OT to move to 2-1 in one of the greatest games ever at Mountaineer Field.

The Mountaineers fall in Athens 17-10. The TDC Show presented by The Masters Law Firm breaks down the good, the bad, and the UGLY.

The Mountaineers handle business against Robert Morris, Sue Bob White sings Country Roads, and you can win a $25 gift card from Alumni Hall.