Tiktok, West Virginia and Rich Rodriguez

Rich Rodriguez's Tiktok ban brings back old-school coaching to West Virginia football
West Virginia head football coach Rich Rodriguez wants his Mountaineers to go old school and avoid one particular social media site.
West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez bans players from TikTok dancing
West Virginia football players will need to save their best moves for the football field after coach Rich Rodriguez banned the Mountaineers from dancing on TikTok.
West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez bans team from dancing on TikTok: ‘It ain’t quite the image of our program I want’
Mountaineers coach Rich Rodriguez told reporters on Monday he banned his team from filming and posting themselves dancing on TikTok.
What Rich Rodriguez just banned from West Virginia football
West Virginia football head coach Rich Rodriguez just banned TikTok from their program, in an effort to promote winning.
West Virginia football coach says he's banning his players from dancing on TikTok
Rich Rodriguez isn't banning social media, but he is prohibiting the West Virginia football players from posting dancing videos to TikTok.
West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez isn’t here for locker room dances
As college football stars go viral for their dance moves, one coach is drawing a hard line—and some fans are pushing back.
Rich Rodriguez says he's banned his West Virginia players from dancing on TikTok
If West Virginia has a strong season in 2025, Rich Rodriguez may point to a lack of TikTok dancing as a reason why. The Mountaineers coach said Monday that he wasn’t banning his players from using the social media app completely. However, they are not allowed to do certain things while filming themselves for videos to post to the app.
West Virginia University football coach bans players from dancing on TikTok
West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez is drawing a line when it comes to TikTok, saying his players can use the app, but dancing is off-limits. Speaking to reporters on Monday, the Mountaineers head coach announced a ban on his players filming and posting dance videos on TikTok.
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WVU Football Coach Bans His Players from Doing TikTok Dances: ‘Not the Image I Want’
West Virginia football head coach Rich Rodriguez has banned his players from dancing on TikTok. The Mountaineers coach made ...
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