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Tales from the West Virginia Mountaineers Sideline
- A Collection of the Greatest Mountaineers Stories Ever Told
- Narrated by: Tom Dheere
- Length: 4 hrs and 3 mins
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Summary
Run into the end zone with the greatest West Virginia football legends - newly revised!
No one knows Mountaineers football better than Don Nehlen, head coach of the Mountaineers from 1980 until 2001. Now fans of this dynamic collegiate powerhouse will relive the greatest moments in West Virginia football through the eyes of its most successful coach. When Coach Nehlen arrived in Morgantown in December 1979, he had a large task in front of him - turn a losing team into a force to be reckoned with. In this book, he shares how he made it happen. Nehlen explains his theories about coaching, the staff that supported him, and the strategies that he employed to create a stronger team. He shares stories about some of his best players like Major Harris, Barrett Green, Rich Braham, and Marc Bulger. He gives the play-by-play for some of his biggest wins and most disappointing losses. Coach Nehlen guides you through the legendary undefeated seasons of 1988 and 1993. In addition, he shares his Hall of Fame experience with you, and muses about the future of college football. Without a doubt, this insider’s look at West Virginia football is a must-have for any Mountaineers fan.
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Editor reviews
Former Mountaineers head coach Don Nehlen doesn't hold back about his time with the team, and narrator Tom Dheere's energetic performance sustains the frankness of Nehlen's stories. Nehlen is disarmingly honest about his failures, such as his disappointing 1998 season with an underachieving team, and Dheere sympathetically captures Nehlen's frustrations.
However, Dheere shines best during the highlights of the Mountaineer's history, his voice bursting with enthusiasm as he narrates thrilling events such as the Mountaineers' win over Oklahoma in 1982. Listeners will definitely enjoy the front-seat excitement of Nehlen's reminiscences.