Schuyler Callihan is a Reporter at FanNation and Sports Illustrated. He covers the Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets, and West Virginia University, focusing on various aspects of competitive and professional sports, including sports business and broadcasting. Schuyler's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Miami Herald, The Kansas City Star, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Schuyler Callihan's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage related to sports, particularly football and basketball. His interest in predictions, player performance, and team statistics indicates a strong inclination towards pre-game analyses as well as post-game insights.
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By: Schuyler Callihan
For the first time this season, the West Virginia Mountaineers won a game because of their defense. That said, the offense should still get its flowers for scoring 24 points on the Big 12's best defense, which is double the points TCU had been giving up.
By: Schuyler Callihan
The start of West Virginia's 2026-27 season is one week away, and we are still unsure if Brenen Lorient and Javan Buchanan are fully in the clear. We do, howeve
Once again, the Charlotte Hornets will be without 40% of their starting lineup, with Coby White (L Calf) and Kon Knueppel (L Hamstring) in street
By: Schuyler Callihan
The 2026 freshman class for West Virginia hasn't seen a ton of playing time this season, and a big reason for that is because of the veteran presence they have populating the two-deep on both sides of the football.
By: Schuyler Callihan
Eight games into the season, we now know which transfer additions are hits, misses, and who needs a little more time to truly know.
By: Schuyler Callihan
Last year, West Virginia head coach Rich Rodriguez added a few players after a week or two of fall camp, trying to infuse competition at certain spots and attempt to add more depth at running back. None of those late additions really amounted to much, but the expectation wasn't for them to.
By: Schuyler Callihan
And just like that, within the blink of an eye, the West Virginia Mountaineers are getting ready to round out preseason action on Wednesday night against the Wheeling Cardinals (Division II).
By: Schuyler Callihan
Eight weeks into the 2026 season is a large enough sample size to know which transfers are doing well with their new schools, who aren't, and who may be buried
By: Schuyler Callihan
Mike Hawkins Jr. is having a spectacular first season as the starting quarterback for the West Virginia Mountaineers, and because of it, he's getting some love for the Heisman Trophy.
Yes, we are still four games away from the end of the regular season, but we do have a pretty good idea as to which players West Virginia is going to want to retain and where they may need more help simply based on performance and/or a lack of depth at certain positions.
