West Virginia quarterback Nicco Marchiol posted on social media on Wednesday his plans for the 2025 football season.
Marchiol shared on social media that he will be returning to West Virginia next fall, writing in part on social media, “Morgantown has felt like home from the moment I first stepped on campus. The unwavering support of the fans, the warmth of the community, and the brotherhood I share with my teammates have made this place truly special. I’m honored to be back for 2025.”
Marchiol has been at WVU for three seasons and during his career, mostly in a back up role, had eight touchdowns to five interceptions, with 742 passing yards.
With Garrett Greene leaving the program, Marchiol is in position to become a starter, if he can win the job under new head coach Rich Rodriguez.
West Virginia is coming off a 6-7 season that ended with a loss in the Frisco Bowl 42-37 to Memphis. Head coach Neal Brown was fired following the season, with Rich Rodriguez welcomed back to Morgantown after spending time with Jacksonville State.
