Mark Kellogg got passed up for Big 12 Coach of the Year. Come talk about it in today’s Shotgun Throwdown.

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Oct 21, 2025; Kansas City, MO, USA; West Virginia head coach Mark Kellogg (left) and Jordan Harrison speak to media during Big 12 Womenís Basketball Media Day at T-Mobile Center. Mandatory Credit: Sophia Scheller-Imagn Images | Sophia Scheller-Imagn Images

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Mark Kellogg finished second in the Big 12 and went 14-4 in conference play. He didn’t win Coach of the Year. Texas Tech’s Krista Gerlich took the honor despite finishing three spots below WVU in the standings. wvnews.com

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