National Football League (NFL) running back Larry J. Edgell, member of the West Virginia Senate Dave Ewart, Arena Football League coach Jimbo Fisher, former quarterback (1985–86) and head football coach at Texas A&M University Scott Hilton, former NFL player Rush Holt Sr., former United States Senator from West Virginia Monty Hunter, former NFL player Arthur Katalayi, senior advisor and global ambassador at Giving Back to Africa Dennis Knight, retired professional wrestler Orson Mobley, former NFL player Matthew M. Neely, politician who served in both houses of the United States Congress and as Governor of West Virginia Brian Pederson, American soccer player playing for Rochester Thunder Jennings Randolph, former United States Representative (1933–1947) and United States Senator (1958–1985) Jess Rodriguez, former NFL player Rich Rodriguez, football coach at Salem, West Virginia University, the University of Michigan, and the University of Arizona Joseph Rosier, former United States Senator from West Virginia Archie Talley, all-American basketball player who led the nation in scoring (1976). Played professionally for the New York Knicks, Harlem Globetrotters, and in Europe. Currently a motivational speaker. Cecil Underwood, former Governor of West Virginia Michael B. Surbaugh , Chief Scout Executive Boy Scouts of America. References External links Official website Official athletics website Private universities and colleges in West Virginia Education in Harrison County, West Virginia Educational institutions established in 1888 For-profit universities and colleges in the United States 1888 establishments in West Virginia Seventh Day Baptists