Preston Fox, WVU and West Virginia Football

WVU Having Preston Fox Back in the Fold is a Bigger Deal Than One Would Think
Last week, former WVU receiver Preston Fox, who announced his retirement from football in January, decided to return to the program for his final year of eligibility. “I got a call that he might want to come back.
NOTEBOOK: Preston Fox rejoins WVU football team for senior season
MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia University football team added a name to its wide receiver room – a familiar one it had only to look to last […]
Preston Fox Returns to West Virginia Football
Back in January, West Virginia wide receiver Preston Fox decided to end his career as a collegiate football player and retire from the game. Today, it was announced by Mountaineers’ head coach Rich Rodriguez that Fox has now returned to the team.
WVU football: Preston Fox returns to Mountaineer receiving corps
WVU’s Preston Fox (left) drops a pass while being covered by Penn State’s A.J. Harris during an NCAA football game Saturday, Aug. 31, 2024, at Milan Puskar Stadium in Morgantown. MORGANTOWN — There has been a new receiver added to the WVU roster, one with a familiar face and name.
Preston Fox reverses course, is returning to WVU’s roster
MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia University football team added a name to its wide receiver room – a familiar one it had only to look to last year’s roster to find. WVU coach Rich Rodriguez confirmed that Preston Fox had rejoined the team and was practicing with the Mountaineers on Monday.
Recently Retired Wide Receiver Returns to West Virginia's Football Roster
West Virginia's wide receiver room got a little bigger here recently as Morgantown native Preston Fox has returned to the program and is listed on the team's of
West Virginia Brings Back Preston Fox
Preston Fox has rejoined the Mountaineers after announcing his intention to retire from football following the conclusion of the 2024 season. Morgantown native Preston Fox announced on Jan. 6th
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Fox rejoins Mountaineers for one more season
Two months after announcing his intention to retire from football, Morgantown native Preston Fox is back to play wideout for WVU.
WATCH: Rich Rodriguez discusses third week of spring practice
West Virginia University football head coach Rich Rodriguez met with the media Monday afternoon following the Mountaineers’ seventh practice of the spring program in ...