🚌 Morgantown, West Virginia — 🚨 WE ARE… RIDING IN STYLE! Penn State Legend Major Harris Donates Two Jaw-Dropping Luxury Buses to West Virginia Mountaineers Football
In an incredible and unexpected show of generosity, Major Harris, a former college football legend widely associated with West Virginia University, has made headlines once again — this time by donating two state-of-the-art luxury buses to the West Virginia Mountaineers football program.
While confusion swirled online about his Penn State ties, it’s important to note: Major Harris is a proud Mountaineer, having starred at WVU as a dual-threat quarterback from 1987 to 1989. The mix-up hasn’t stopped fans from celebrating what is being hailed as one of the most heartfelt alumni contributions in school history.
Valued at over $1.2 million, the custom-designed buses are equipped with NFL-grade amenities, including leather seating, widescreen entertainment systems, built-in recovery equipment, Wi-Fi, team branding, and even space for game film breakdowns en route. The goal? To give the team a first-class travel experience during the grueling road portions of the college football season.
In a statement, Harris said:
“This program gave me everything — my education, my opportunities, and a brotherhood that never left. I wanted to give something meaningful back, and I knew this would make an immediate impact.”
WVU Head Coach Neal Brown praised the donation:
“Major’s generosity goes beyond material gifts — this is about legacy, about pride, and about building excellence into every detail of our program.”
Fans, alumni, and current players alike took to social media to thank Harris, with hashtags like #MajorMoves and #MountaineerPride trending in West Virginia.
💛💙 A legend gives back in style — and the road to victory just got a serious upgrade. Read more and tour the inside of the buses below ⬇️⬇️