Left tackle Brandon Yates heads back east after feeling at home at WVU

MORGANTOWN — With an opportunity for a fresh start, the Yates family, including current WVU left tackle Brandon, took a three-day trip from Delaware to Las Vegas in a Chrysler Town &

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Left tackle Brandon Yates heads back east after feeling at home at WVU

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