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- In the Friday 2026 Big 12 opener availability update quoted by 247Sports, West Virginia lists nickel Emory Snyder, running back Andre Devine and defensive lineman Darius Wiley out against Oklahoma State. Wiley's season-ending injury was previously reported; this list gives the game designation for all three without new diagnoses. - The same Friday list marks West Virginia tight end Cam Ball, receiver Prince Strachan and corner Nick Taylor probable for Oklahoma State. Probable updates their game status; the supplied report does not confirm participation, unrestricted snaps or a new injury diagnosis. - West Virginia running backs Martavious Boswell and Chris Talley are also listed probable in Friday's Oklahoma State-week availability update. The designation does not establish that either will play or change Cam Cook's workload.

- Ahead of West Virginia's 2026 Oklahoma State game, Rich Rodriguez expected left guard Nick Krahe to be limited in practice but OK for the week. Krahe had missed a few series against Virginia before returning; this was the coach's outlook, not an official game-day clearance. - Rodriguez said West Virginia tight end Cam Ball had been knocked out of the previous game but was expected to play against Oklahoma State. He did not identify the injury or provide an unconditional clearance. - West Virginia receiver Jaden Bray had a hip bruise and was expected to be limited that day but fine by the following day, according to Rodriguez. The coach separately said nose guard Nate Gabriel was fine and did not expect any of the discussed injuries to cause a lengthy absence. - Rodriguez expressed no concern about Cam Cook's two 30-carry games this season and described him as West Virginia's only experienced back. He expects the younger backs' development in the offense eventually to reduce that burden, but announced no immediate carry cap or changed rotation.

- TE: Kamari Wilson got the tight end's face mask as he went flying by.

- Pick/market: RB it depends what happens with Cam Cook.

- TE: On the first three and out in second quarter- that third down play was yeoman’s work by Latimer to fight through the block and make the play with Powdrell.

- TE: Gosh I love when we belted that tight end and his helmet went sideways and he was looking out his ear hole

- TE: When a man is forced to look at the world through his own ear hole, he starts to question some things.