It was a special weekend for the WVU baseball program, which dominated Cal Poly and punched their ticket to the College World Series for the first time in program history.
Former WVU placekicker Pat McAfee and current WVU head football coach Rich Rodriguez were both in attendance for game one of the Morgantown Super Regional on Friday, sitting right behind home plate.
It was a cool experience to see some of the biggest faces in WVU athletics turn out to support the baseball program during their historic run. After cruising past the Mustangs, many were questioning whether or not McAfee would take his show on the road to Omaha to support the Mountaineers baseball program. During his show on Tuesday afternoon, McAfee was asked about Omaha by ESPN NBA analyst Brian Windhorst…