On if the Dolphins spoke to him about the Wildcat offense in interviews: “Yes sir, I have heard a lot about the Wildcat, and I am happy to be a part of it.”

On his expectations of where he would be drafted: “I had no expectations coming into the draft. I was just hoping that someone would give me a chance, and the Dolphins have. I am grateful and ready to get to work.”

On if he thinks he will be utilized primarily as a wide receiver or quarterback, and at which position he worked out most: “I can play multiple positions, so I’ll see where I end up.

Here’s the thing, though. White may still be dealing with old stereotypes about prototypical size and skill sets. He may also be entering a rapidly changing league where, thanks to New England’s Bill Belichick (and his expanding influence), multi-skilled, multi-position players are more valuable than ever.

Combine that with the offense du jour – the Wildcat, which features some principles of the spread offense and has revolutionized the college game – and White may find he’s in demand not in spite of his unorthodox quarterback abilities, but because of them.

That may not make him your typical franchise quarterback, such as Georgia’s Matthew Stafford or USC’s Mark Sanchez, but he could be the steal of the draft. His selection offers a referendum on just how much the league and its thinking have changed.

Alex Ruoff scored 24 points to lead West Virginia past Notre Dame 79-68 on Wednesday night.

West Virginia (18-8, 7-6 Big East) faced an early 10-point deficit as the Fighting Irish (14-11, 5-8) hit seven of their first eight shots to take control in the first five minutes. Ruoff and the Mountaineers rallied to take a 42-40 halftime lead.

West Virginia never looked back in the second half, building a lead as large as 17 points with just less than a minute to go.

Da'Sean Butler added 19 points and Kevin Jones recorded a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds.

The Mountaineers (17-8, 6-6 Big East) built a 20-point lead in the first half en route to their season-high scoring output. Butler is the first West Virginia player to score 40 points since Lowes Moore in 1978.

Corey Fisher had 17 points for Villanova (20-5, 8-4), whose six-game winning streak ended.

Congratulations goes out to the winningest senior class in WVU History for defeating the University of North Carolina Tarheels 30-31 in a thrilling contest. Enjoy this game photo gallery from the Charlotte Observer:

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Congratulations to Pat White, the NCAA record holder for rushing yards by a quarterback.

With 200 yards on the ground against Louisville on Saturday, Pat broke the NCAA record for most career rushing yards by a quarterback. He now leads the way with 4,292.

At this week's conference he credited Cincinnati for stopping us, reminding everyone that he had warned this was the toughest defense we had faced yet. Because if there were anything that these press conferences have been good for, its been for making up excuses and not being accountable for coaching decisions.

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