Pat White, Dec. 27, 2008. Pat White lead the West Virginia University Mountaineers to thrilling bowl wins over Oklahoma, Georgia, Georgia Tech and North Carolina.

Pat White is back in the NFL, and not just as some training camp arm while Robert Griffin III recovers from knee surgery. He has made the 53-man roster.

Pat White is one of the greatest players to ever play football at West Virginia University. In fact, depending on who you ask, he is the best to ever suit up in the old gold and blue.

And now Pat White stands at a crossroads. His athletic ability has never been in doubt, but the young man who quietly told NFL executives who saw him more as a wide receiver and return man to move ...

Former West Virginia University quarterback Pat White has reportedly signed a contract to play for the Virginia Destroyers of the UFL. "It’s a chance to show I can do it," said White to ...

NEWPORT, R.I. -- One half of West Virginia's offensive Batman and Robin is gone, but if there's one thing that we've seen lately, is that Batman does alright by himself. With running back Steve ...

Coming to Morgantown as a skinny kid from Daphne, Alabama to a four-year starter, Pat White is arguably the greatest quarterback in West Virginia football history. If being the only quarterback in ...

Ask him about his dad, James White, Jr., the man they know simply as […] Ex-WVU QB Pat White blessed by strong upbringing | News, Sports, Jobs - News and Sentinel ...

WVU quarterback Patrick White, a Heisman Trophy front-runner, is known as a soft-spoken man who, early in his time at WVU, was a tough interview, thanks to his shy, one-word answers and refusal to ...

West Virginia quarterback great Pat White has returned to his alma mater as an assistant quarterbacks coach and assistant to returning head coach Rich Rodriguez, the school announced Wednesday ...

White recently appeared on the Pacman Jones Show and was asked if he'd be interested in joining Rich Rod's staff in Morgantown, should the opportunity arise. “It would be nice to be back in them ...