In 1992, they started to play their annual game in West Virginia's capital city of Charleston.
From there, the game alternated between Huntington at the Cam Henderson Center and in Morgantown at the WVU Coliseum, with one exception, when it was played in Charleston in 1989.
The series moved to Charleston permanently in 1992 to coincide with the regular session of the West Virginia Legislature.
The Mountaineers also dominated the series in Morgantown with a record of 11–1, while the Thundering Herd was undefeated at 5–0 in games played in Huntington.
Amid rumors of the series end in 2014, first-year Marshall head coach Dan D'Antoni said, "If they back out now they’re afraid of us."
WVU head coach Bob Huggins responded by calling his comments "laughable" and went on to question the legitimacy of the rivalry.
[1] The rivalry was unexpectedly renewed during the 2018 NCAA tournament when 13th-seeded Marshall faced 5th-seeded West Virginia in the second round.