West Virginia legend Steve Slaton, who helped WVU set the college football world on fire under Rodriguez, expressed his support for his former coach to WV Sports Now.

A week ago, it was announced that former West Virginia running back Steve Slaton will be a part of the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class.. During his three years in Morgantown, Slaton was a ...

West Virginia running back Steve Slaton had surgery on his right wrist and will miss spring practice, Coach Rich Rodriguez said. Slaton injured the wrist during the 2005 season.

West Virginia went 33-5, including three bowl wins (2006 Sugar, 2007 Gator and 2008 Fiesta) and a pair of Big East Conference titles (’05 and ’07) during his time as a Mountaineer.

Due to the homecoming theme of the 2025 with Pat White and Noel Devine returning to West Virginia to join Rich Rodriguez’s staff, the name Steve Slaton is also being thrown around.

Slaton’s 2006 season saw him set West Virginia’s single-season rushing record with 1,744 yards. In Slaton’s three seasons with the team, West Virginia went 33-5 and won three bowl games.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – (January 15, 2025) – The National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame has announced that former West Virginia University running back Steve Slaton is a ...

Steve Slaton, RB (2005-07) – West Virginia University Darrin Smith, LB (1989-92) – University of Miami Michael Strahan, DL (1989-92) – Texas Southern University ...

West Virginia running back Steve Slaton will forgo his senior season to enter the NFL draft. Mountaineers football spokesman Mike Montoro confirmed yesterday that Slaton informed the coaching ...

Former West Virginia stars Steve Slaton and Aaron Beasley and former coach Jim Carlen are included on the ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame, as announced Monday by the ...

Now, West Virginia’s own Steve Slaton is back in the starting lineup. A fumbling problem early in Houston’s win against the Bills put Slaton on the pine, and he stayed in a reserve role in the team’s ...

West Virginia hasn’t finished in the AP top 10 since that 2007 season. It hasn’t been ranked at all since Brown arrived from Troy, the program’s first three-year dry spell since 1999-2001.