MORGANTOWN, WV – In an exciting development for West Virginia University fans, the Mountaineers have announced the return of Da’Sean Butler. The beloved former player, who made a significant impact during his collegiate career, is set to rejoin the program in a mentoring and coaching role after being away for several years.
Butler, who played for the Mountaineers from 2006 to 2010, is best remembered for his leadership and clutch performances that led West Virginia to the 2010 Final Four. His tenure with the Mountaineers was marked by numerous memorable moments and a deep connection with the fan base.
Following his college career, Butler played professionally overseas and developed a keen understanding of the game from a global perspective. His return to West Virginia comes as a strategic move to bolster the team’s coaching staff with someone who has both played at the highest levels and has an intrinsic understanding of Mountaineer basketball.
“We are thrilled to welcome Da’Sean back to Morgantown,” said Head Coach Bob Huggins. “His experience, both on and off the court, and his passion for West Virginia basketball make him an invaluable asset to our program. Having Da’Sean work with our players will undoubtedly enhance their development and our team’s performance.”
In his new role, Butler will focus on player development and mentorship, bringing his wealth of experience and knowledge to guide the current roster. His return is expected to bring a renewed sense of enthusiasm and drive to the team, inspiring both players and fans alike.
The news of Butler’s return has been met with widespread excitement among Mountaineers supporters, who fondly remember his contributions to the program. His homecoming is seen as a positive step toward building a stronger future for West Virginia basketball.
With Butler set to join the coaching staff, the West Virginia Mountaineers are gearing up for an invigorated season. Fans can look forward to seeing Butler back in Morgantown, where his expertise and dedication will undoubtedly make a lasting impact on the program he once led to great heights.
