BOMBSHELL AT WVU: Head Coach Donates Entire Salary as Star Player Named Tyshawn Dues Best in Nation, Rejects $5 Billion NIL Deal, Says “I Will Die a Mountaineer…
BOMBSHELL AT WVU: Head Coach Donates Entire Salary as Star Player Named Tyshawn Dues Best in Nation, Rejects $5 Billion NIL Deal, Says “I Will Die a Mountaineer”
Morgantown, WV – June 17, 2025
In a stunning and emotional turn of events that has sent shockwaves throughout the college football world, West Virginia University (WVU) has become the epicenter of loyalty, passion, and selflessness.
In a historic act of devotion, WVU’s head football coach has donated his entire annual salary back to the university’s football program. The donation, reportedly amounting to over $5 million, will be used to support player development, improve facilities, and provide scholarships for underprivileged student-athletes. The coach, who has not yet spoken publicly, released a brief statement through the school:
> “WVU made me who I am. I coach not for the paycheck, but for the pride of West Virginia. This is home.”
But if that wasn’t enough to ignite headlines, what followed was even more jaw-dropping.
Just hours later, WVU’s star player—whose name is now being hailed across the nation—was officially named the Best Player in College Football. The superstar quarterback, who has drawn comparisons to legends like Tim Tebow and Lamar Jackson, has stunned the sports world by rejecting a record-breaking $5 billion NIL deal offered by a consortium of professional teams and corporate sponsors.
Instead of chasing money, he made a vow that left Mountaineer Nation in tears:
> “You can keep your billions. I will die in gold and blue. I will die a Mountaineer.”
The 21-year-old phenom said his dream is not just to play, but to “build WVU into the greatest college football dynasty in history.” He has become a living embodiment of loyalty in an era defined by transfers and NIL contracts.
The unmatched loyalty of both the coach and the star player has electrified the state of West Virginia. Social media has erupted with hashtags like #MountaineerForever, #RejectTheBillions, and #GoldAndBlueBlood.
ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit called it “the most powerful show of heart, loyalty, and love for a university I’ve ever seen in college football.”
What’s Next for WVU?
With momentum on their side, WVU is now expected to become a top national title contender this season. Recruiters are already saying the acts of the coach and player are drawing interest from top talent across the country.
One thing is clear: this is more than football—it’s a movement. A Mountaineer Revolution.
And it just might change the future of college sports forever.
