Fresh off being elected to the College Football Hall of Fame, WVU legend Steve Slaton dropped a new revelation about the early days of his college career. Slaton considered leaving West Virginia ...

Even though Steve Slaton is preparing to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, there’s one aspect of his career he may never be fully over. Before he became a WVU legend ...

SHOW LOW, Ariz. - Republican Steve Slaton lost the 2024 Arizona primary election after being accused of stolen valor. So why ...

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Steve Slaton rewrote the record books in his three seasons with the Mountaineers and his name will now be alongside the greats of the game. Slaton is a member of the 2025 ...

A week ago, it was announced that former West Virginia running back Steve Slaton will be a part of the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class. During his three years in Morgantown, Slaton was a ...

The organization announced Wednesday afternoon that WVU running back Steve Slaton will be inducted this coming December in Las Vegas. Slaton will be the seventh Mountaineer to make the Hall of Fame.

Former West Virginia University running back Steve Slaton becomes the seventh Mountaineer player to enter the College Football Hall of Fame. Nov 17, 2007; Cincinnati, OH, USA; West Virginia ...

Rookie running back Steve Slaton gained 120 rushing yards on 26 carries (4.6 avg.) in the Texans' win over the Green Bay Packers. He's now nominated for NFL Rookie of the Week honors. Houston ...

Seventeen years ago, Pat White, Steve Slaton and the West Virginia offense was the most entertaining and explosive football product on television, and it under the guidance of offensive guru Rich ...

Slaton is the seventh WVU player to reach the College Football Hall of Fame, joining tackle Bruce Bosley (1952-55), quarterback Major Harris (1987-89), lineman Sam Huff (1952-55), fullback Ira ...

Bridgeport, WV - Former Mountaineer Running Back, Steve Slaton has been selected to the College Football Hall of Fame. Slaton played at West Virginia under Rich Rodriguez from 2005 to 2007.