MORGANTOWN — They arrived in Morgantown together. They began an assault on the record books together. They’ll likely enter the National Football League together. Noel Devine and Jock Sanders. They go together like ... Blue and Gold. On Tuesday, the day of the week WVU players meet with the media to discuss the upcoming game, they did interviews together. Just having a little fun. ‘‘It’s brotherly love,’’ Devine said. Inseparable these days, Devine, from Ft. Myers, Fla., and Sanders, from St. Petersburg, have a relationship they say is ‘‘undefined.’’ ‘‘It’s like when you have a favorite brother out of the three that you have,’’ Devine said. ‘‘He’s like my favorite brother.’’ And it’s been like that since Day 1. ‘‘You can’t even say what it is,’’ Sanders said. ‘‘It’s just that vibe, instant. You don’t have to say anything. When you meet a female, it’s like that. ‘‘We’re always on the page, that’s what it’s like between me and him. We’ve always been around each other so much, we’re always on the same page, no matter if it’s wrong or right. ‘‘We don’t argue like like females though.’’ After clearing that up, Sanders, who sits at No. 5 on West Virginia’s all-time receptions chart with 137, and Devine, No. 5 on WVU’s career rushing chart at 3,381 yards, walked away, but not before Sanders continued the laughs by grabbing a microphone and beginning to interview stud defensive end transfer Bruce Irvin.