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2026 West Virginia Mountaineers Football Schedule

The 2026 West Virginia Mountaineers football schedule features a 13-game Big 12 slate with an exciting home-heavy early schedule. The Mountaineers open in Morgantown with games against Coastal Carolina, UT Martin, and Virginia before a pivotal Big 12 home opener against Oklahoma State.

2026 West Virginia Mountaineers Football Schedule

WeekDateOpponentLocation
1Sep 5Coastal CarolinaHome
2Sep 12UT MartinHome
3Sep 19Virginia*Neutral
4Sep 26Oklahoma StateHome
5Oct 3@ Iowa StateAway
6Oct 10ArizonaHome
7Oct 17CincinnatiHome
8Oct 24@ TCUAway
BYEOct 31BYE WEEK—
10Nov 7@ Texas TechAway
11Nov 14KansasHome
12Nov 21HoustonHome
13Nov 28@ UtahAway

West Virginia’s 2026 schedule is anchored by key home Big 12 matchups against Oklahoma State (September 26), Arizona (October 10), Cincinnati (October 17), Kansas (November 14), and Houston (November 21). The Mountaineers face demanding road trips at Iowa State, TCU, Texas Tech, and Utah, with the bye week on October 31 coming at a crucial midseason juncture.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does West Virginia play in 2026?

West Virginia opens the 2026 season on September 5 at home against Coastal Carolina. Key Big 12 road games include Iowa State (October 3), TCU (October 24), Texas Tech (November 7), and Utah (November 28). Key home games include Oklahoma State (September 26) and Cincinnati (October 17).

What are West Virginia’s biggest games in 2026?

West Virginia’s most anticipated matchups in 2026 include the home game against Oklahoma State on September 26, road trips to Iowa State (October 3) and TCU (October 24), and the season finale at Utah on November 28.

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