Rich Rodriguez is back for his second tenure at West Virginia and has thoughts on player entitlement, and the value of a demanding coach.

West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez has a reputation for being old school, and he has a plan to deal with his first opponent in Morgantown: TikTok. During his Monday press conference, Rodriguez outlined his social media guidelines for players while with the program.

Mountaineers coach Rich Rodriguez told reporters on Monday he banned his team from filming and posting themselves dancing on TikTok.

Second stint West Virginia head coach Rich Rodriguez has revealed that he has banned his football players from TikTok dancing, saying that is not the image of the program he wants as the teams heads into the season.

West Virginia football head coach Rich Rodriguez just banned TikTok from their program, in an effort to promote winning.

West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez, like all football coaches, wants his players to show up on time, work hard and play their best. Oh, and another thing: Don’t dance on TikTok. “They’re going to be on it,

Three months after securing his new gig as head football coach at the University of West Virginia, Rich Rodriguez is laying down the law like the town council in Footloose. Rodriguez, 61, announced on Monday,

As college football stars go viral for their dance moves, one coach is drawing a hard line—and some fans are pushing back.

West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez was slammed as a "buzzkill" this week when he issued a very particular sort of social media ban for his players. On Monday, March 10, the Mountaineers head coach told reporters that his players would no longer be allowed to film and post dance videos on TikTok,

Rich Rodriguez has made his feelings clear on his players using the social media platform as spring training gets underway, with the 61-year-old keen on the Mountaineers maintaining macho stance