Ryan Switzer starting a new chapter in Morgantown
Posted Aug 18, 2022
Ryan Switzer’s NFL career may have just ended in July, yet he’s already working on a new beginning. And that has brought him back home. The two-time Kennedy Award winner at George Washington and former standout receiver at UNC is in the second week of a two-week stint in Morgantown, working with Neal Brown and the WVU coaching staff.
(Herald-Dispatch)
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