Here’s what we know about this story:
🚌 Major Harris Donates Luxury Buses to WVU
What happened?
College Football Hall of Famer Major Harris—legendary quarterback for West Virginia in the late 1980s—has donated two (possibly even three, depending on the source) state‑of‑the‑art luxury buses to West Virginia University athletics.
Why it matters:
– Major Harris said the program “gave me everything,” bringing his journey full circle and demonstrating deep commitment to his alma mater.
– These buses will significantly enhance travel arrangements for WVU sports teams, offering improved comfort, safety, and convenience.
Background on Harris:
– A standout at WVU (1987–1989), Harris was a two‑time ECAC Player of the Year and a Heisman finalist in both 1988 and 1989.
– His electrifying dual-threat play helped drive WVU to their first-ever undefeated regular season in 1988 and an appearance in the Fiesta Bowl.
Clarification
Sources vary slightly—some mention a donation of two buses, others say three—so it’s possible that additional coaches’ or support transports were included.
Why this is a big deal
- Alumni giving back: A beloved player is reinvesting in the future of his former team.
- Tangible impact: Beyond symbolic support, this donation offers real upgrades in how WVU’s teams travel and train.
- Continued legacy: Harris’s generosity only deepens his bond with Mountaineer Nation, reminding fans and athletes what he means to the program—not just past greatness, but present-day support.
Let me know if you’d like details on the buses’ features, which teams will use them, or a link to the original announcement!
