West Virginia University Vice President and Director of Athletics Wren Baker believes the basketball program's recent success stacks up against one of the 'bluebloods'

In his 28 months as West Virginia’s athletic director, Wren Baker has sat with the media to discuss coaching searches and ultimately the hiring of coaches on numerous occasions — more than he would prefer,

MORGANTOWN, W.Va – West Virginia University director of athletics Wren Baker has a job to do and he believes he can get it done quickly. With Darian DeVries departing as the university’s head men’s basketball coach after a single 19-13 season to take over at Indiana, Baker said Wednesday that it won’t be hard to find candidates to fill the role.

It's been a lousy week for a school now facing its third men's basketball coaching change in 21 months, all occurring since Wren Baker became West Virginia's athletic director. He has become accustomed to challenges and unsettling times.

It's easy to see the connection, but West Virginia Director of Athletics Wren Baker feels good about the situation and attempted to calm the waters during an appearance on Sportsl

DeVries replaces Mike Woodson, who guided the Hoosiers to only one NCAA Tournament appearance in the last four years.