Hang on Mountaineer fans; you’re in for one heck of a ride when you land West Virginia football tickets from GoTickets.com. There hasn’t been this much excitement around Mountaineers tickets since Major Harris was running the option in Morgantown. Now, head coach Rich Rodriguez has put West Virginia football back on the map in a big way. The Mountaineers are now the beasts of the Big East, and Mountaineer Field will be a landmark worth remembering in the 2006 NCAA football season. So reserve your West Virginia football tickets today.

Must-have West Virginia Mountaineers Tickets:
Mark your calendars. On Nov. 2, West Virginia travels to Louisville in a Big East clash. Last year, these two conference rivals put on a show for the ages. After the Cardinals rushed out to a 21-point lead, the Mountaineers stormed back to force overtime. It would take three extra periods and six Steve Slaton touchdowns before West Virginia finally claimed a thrilling 46-44 victory. With tons of talent returning for both squads, West Virginia-Louisville tickets should once again deliver an instant classic.

West Virginia Mountaineers Star Power:
As freshmen, dynamic quarterback Patrick White and sleek tail back Steve Slaton took the Big East by storm and served notice that West Virginia football is a force to reckoned once again. White excelled in head coach Rich Rodriguez explosive scheme. He rushed for more than 900 yards and seven touchdowns, while completing 57 percent of his passes. Meanwhile, Slaton was busy thrashing defenses with his blinding speed. Slaton rushed for nearly 1,200 yards and scored 19 touchdowns. White and Slaton, with a year under their belt, are out to prove that there won’t be any sophomore slumps.

The West Virginia Mountaineers Go Bowling:
West Virginia has been to six consecutive bowl games, including last year’s appearance in the Sugar Bowl. West Virginia made a gigantic splash in their first trip to a BCS bowl game, stunning the SEC champion Georgia Bulldogs. Led by Pat White and Steve Slaton, the Mountaineers blazed out to a huge lead and held off a late rally by Mark Richt’s Bulldogs to take home the Sugar Bowl trophy with a 38-35 victory.