Bob Hertzel

MORGANTOWN — It is currently 11:27 a.m. Thursday morning and, as the West Virginia University baseball team flies home to Morgantown, in New York

MORGANTOWN — It is currently 11:27 a.m. Thursday morning and, as the West Virginia University baseball team flies home to Morgantown, in New York City euphoria is erupting everywhere as

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Two swings of the bat. That is where we begin today, each carrying a message that that speaks to where West Virginia baseball is and where it

MORGANTOWN — Two swings of the bat. That is where we begin today, each carrying a message that speaks to where West Virginia baseball is and where it going.

MORGANTOWN — Two swings of the bat. That is where we begin today, each carrying a message that speaks to where West Virginia baseball is and where it going.

MORGANTOWN — There can be little argument that West Virginia, its love affair with its baseball team and the way the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads" has drawn them

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — There can be little argument that West Virginia, its love affair with its baseball team and the way the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads" has

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — The shadow of defeat still lay heavily upon West Virginia in Omaha, the emotions ranging from the natural high that reaching a Final Four can bring

MORGANTOWN — There can be little argument that West Virginia, its love affair with its baseball team and the way the song "Take Me Home, Country

MORGANTOWN — The shadow of defeat still lay heavily upon West Virginia in Omaha, the emotions ranged from the natural high that reaching a Final Four can bring upon any team, especially one like the Mountaineers, who had never reached the College World Series before, to the agony of truly believing they were good enough to have won the national title before falling to eventual runner-up North Carolina.