West Virginia retires number five for former quarterback Pat White
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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

West Virginia is retiring the jersey of former quarterback Pat White during a ceremony this Saturday. White played four seasons in Morgantown, accumulating 6,049 passing yards and 4,480 rushing yards while winning a bowl game in each of his four years. During his Mountaineers tenure, he finished with a 35-8 record as a starter and accounted for 103 total touchdowns. Following his collegiate success, the Miami Dolphins selected White in the second round of the 2009 NFL Draft. He appeared in 13 games for Miami before a significant head injury ended his NFL career. The university is honoring his collegiate contributions by removing his number five from circulation.
- •Pat White wore number five during his four-year career at West Virginia.
- •He finished his collegiate tenure with 103 total touchdowns.
- •White compiled a 35-8 record as a starting quarterback.
- •The Miami Dolphins drafted him 44th overall in 2009.
- •The ceremony is scheduled for Saturday in Morgantown.
- 5:02 PMYahoo Sports — Ex-Dolphins QB Has Number Retired For Legendary College Football Career
"Pat White is one of the greatest college football players of all time.The only bummer of his football career is that he wasn’t at the same level in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins.A lot of time has passed since his Miami tenure, though, which makes it much more fun simply to look back and […] The post Ex-Dolphins QB Has Number Retired For Legendary College Football Career appeared first on HEAVY.
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