MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The path to becoming West Virginia’s starting center is wide open for junior Chase Behrndt.
Though he’s still competing with redshirt freshman Briason Mays for the position, the coaching staff certainly seems to be hoping Behrndt steps up and makes the job his own.
“I think it is time for Chase,” said Mountaineers coach Neal Brown. “He has been a part-time player. He played well at some points during his career, but I think it is time to turn the page. He has leadership skills. He is snapping the ball well so far… we haven’t had an error at the [shot]gun snap.