Former Rams receiver Tavon Austin retired from the NFL on Tuesday, announcing his exit from football after nine seasons. Before he got to the league, he wowed fans on Saturdays. During his time at ...

FanDuel recently released a list of their Top 50 college football wide receivers since 2000, and the West Virginia ...

After a standout career, former WVU wideout and running back Tavon Austin returned to earn his bachelor's degree.

Tavon Austin's "Only One" highlights by DougityDog aka Doug Cross on YouTube remain the most-watched football highlight reel of all-time, and will probably remain so for the rest of eternity.

Former first-round pick Tavon Austin took to Instagram on Tuesday to announce his retirement from the NFL. Austin's college career at West Virginia is widely considered one of the best for a wide ...

One former college legend is officially walking off to Sinatra’s “My Way.” Longtime NFL receiver and return specialist Tavon Austin announced in a post to Instagram on Tuesday that he is retiring from ...

Can you imagine how different West Virginia football would have been 15-20 years ago if NIL existed? The Mountaineers' legendary three-year run from 2005-07 may not have happened with Pat White, Steve ...

College Football Trending News Writer, Athlon Sports. Former West Virginia standout Tavon Austin announced his retirement from the NFL via social media on Tuesday. “No matter how hard you work or how ...

Tavon Austin provided many memories for all fans of college football during his time at West Virginia, but the game that everyone remembers is the big night against Oklahoma in November of 2012. WVU ...

Even while preparing for the new NFL season, Geno Smith had to take to pay tribute to the recently retired Tavon Austin. Smith has played with plenty of great players throughout his career, but he ...

Austin played nine NFL seasons from 2013 to 2021 with the St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers and Jacksonville Jaguars. He spent 2022 on the Buffalo Bills' practice squad.