Quincy Wilson, a former WVU and NFL running back renowned for leading Weir High School to an undefeated Class AA state championship in 1998, is returning to his alma mater as the new head football coach. Twenty-seven years after his Kennedy Award-winning season, Wilson expresses his honor and sense of responsibility in taking over the program, which is coming off a 1-9 season despite recent state semifinal appearances. Upon being hired, Wilson focused on recruitment within the school, successfully doubling the number of seniors and attracting new and returning athletes. As the team looks to fill positions left by graduated seniors, Wilson is relying on junior quarterback Nick DiMatteis, a young offensive line led by Hunter Antol, and a versatile group of running backs and receivers, including last year's leading receiver, Daniel Howland. Wilson's coaching philosophy emphasizes a short-term focus, urging his players to "empty the tank" each game as they prepare for the upcoming season.