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West Virginia's Rodriguez updates injuries, competition for snaps

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West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez gave injury updates after the Iowa State game. Tight end Cam Ball is questionable for the Arizona matchup, and the team is hopeful about bandit Harper Holloman. Rodriguez also addressed other players competing for more snaps.

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After Iowa State, West Virginia did not emerge healthier, but Rodriguez was optimistic about injured or unavailable players. He said tight end Cam Ball is questionable for Arizona, and he is hopeful about bandit Harper Holloman.

Rodriguez also discussed other Mountaineers seeking more snaps. This weekly update fits college football’s broader pattern of injury reports and depth-chart competition.

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This injury and depth-chart update could affect West Virginia players competing for roles, the coaching staff’s game plan against Arizona, and fans following the team. If Ball or Holloman are limited, teammates may receive more opportunities, which may shape on-field performance and fan expectations. The news may also influence how opponents prepare, though final impact remains uncertain until availability is clear.

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