Don’t begin to sing the offseason blues just yet. After COVID-19 threw everything for a loop, we now have spring College Football.
Not only the FCS, but many other leagues and conferences decided to postpone their season to the spring in the midst of the pandemic. The Mountain East, which competes at the Division II level, was one of the conferences to make this decision.
The West Liberty Hilltoppers compete in the Mountain East, and this just so happens to be the new home of former WVU quarterback Jack Allison. After remaining on the bench for the majority of the 2019 season, Allison decided to leave the Mountaineers early, and would later transfer to West Liberty in early 2020.
When WLU takes the field beginning on March 13th, be on the lookout for Allison and throw him all the support that you can!
Allison finished his Mountaineer career with an 0-1 record as a starter, and compiled 496 passing yards with two touchdowns to four interceptions.
