West Virginia fired football coach Neal Brown on Sunday after the conclusion of the 2024 season, which ended with the Mountaineers losing 52–15 to Texas Tech on Saturday, Yahoo! Sports' Ross Dellenger reported.

West Virginia is set to fire sixth-year coach Neal Brown, the school announced on Sunday. Brown's ouster comes on the heels of a devastating 52-15 loss at Texas Tech to drop the Mountaineers to 6-6 on the season and Brown to 37-35 overall in Morgantown.

West Virginia fired coach Neal Brown on Sunday, one day after the Mountaineers were routed 52-15 by Texas Tech.

Lubbock, TX – Texas Tech produced 232 yards of total offense for 29 points while West Virginia was held to 40 yards and two turnovers as the Mountaineers (6-6,

West Virginia University Vice President and Director of Athletics Wren Baker announced on Sunday that the school has parted ways with head football coach Neal Brown after six seasons. "Coach Brown is a great person,

The Neal Brown Era is finally over! Brown, who finished 37-35 during his 6 year tenure at WVU, was fired today by West Virginia University’s director of athletics, Wren Baker. Here is the order of phone calls that I expect Baker to make now that he is searching for the program’s next head

West Virginia fired coach Neal Brown on Sunday as the Mountaineers continue to flounder in the Big 12, finishing the season 6-6. Athletic director Wren Baker announced the firing in a statement, wishing Brown and his family “the very best in their next endeavor.

The headline here is accurate. Following an embarrassing 37-point loss to Texas Tech in the 2024 regular season finale, the West Virginia Mountaineers have decided to fire head coach Neal Brown, according to Matt Zenitz of 247Sports.