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Not really. What if one team is returning more players but less talented players. It's not that easy.But WVU has more returning starters and players with game experience then TCU or Baylor. Should that not equal more wins?
Or less talented Coaches?Not really. What if one team is returning more players but less talented players. It's not that easy.
Sure, I think that Baylor and TCU are definitely benefiting from the respect people have for their coaches.Or less talented Coaches?
I get what you're saying but those coaches have had more time to build their resume. It's time for Dana to do the same.Or less talented Coaches?
IMO, DH has this season to enhance his resume. Next year('17) concludes his contract. He either has to be in double digits knocking on the door. This is a talented group that he has going forth. There have got to bee some results - or consequences.I get what you're saying but those coaches have had more time to build their resume. It's time for Dana to do the same.
But WVU has more returning starters and players with game experience then TCU or Baylor. Should that not equal more wins?
You know what is even less expensive? Try NOT extending a guy who is already signed through the 2017 season and who hasn't delivered value on his current contract.I would think if he has a winning record this year Dana comes back next season and maybe even gets a short extension to help with recruiting....since next year sets up to be a better offensive team and they still should be decent on D. If he does get an extension I would hope it provides WVU a easier (less expensive) out than the last contract.
I'm thinking he has to win at least 7 and maybe 8 or he isn't going to get an extension. Less than 7 and he's out.I would think if he has a winning record this year Dana comes back next season and maybe even gets a short extension to help with recruiting....since next year sets up to be a better offensive team and they still should be decent on D. If he does get an extension I would hope it provides WVU a easier (less expensive) out than the last contract.
My mistake...I thought he was only signed through the end of the 2016 season. I'm not saying he does or doesn't deserve to come back....my point was the AD will have to decide at the end of the year if he did enough to be brought back or let go....if he brings him back I wouldn't be shocked if it's with a short extension (1 or 2 years) to help him recruit. I would assume a lot of the kids who consider WVU are doing so because of relationships with the staff and style of play....it's hard to sell those relationships if the coach is on the Hot Seat with no years on his deal.You know what is even less expensive? Try NOT extending a guy who is already signed through the 2017 season and who hasn't delivered value on his current contract.
I'm thinking he has to win at least 7 and maybe 8 or he isn't going to get an extension. Less than 7 and he's out.
This might be a better WVU team but it might not translate into a good conference record. Our Big 12 schedule is brutal. Five road games this year vs. four at home. Also we play arguably the four best teams in the league, TCU, Baylor, OU and KSU all on the road. Lose all of them and we could be 5-4 at best. We need to hold serve at home and pull off an upset on the road. I'm thinking 7-5 again and 8-4 would be super given our schedule. OSU and Texas will be a challenge at MPS.
Makes me sick to see TCU on there and even Baylor. Why are they able to be in the top 10 and we're struggling to break .500 each year.
I would think if he has a winning record this year Dana comes back next season and maybe even gets a short extension to help with recruiting....since next year sets up to be a better offensive team and they still should be decent on D. If he does get an extension I would hope it provides WVU a easier (less expensive) out than the last contract.
Makes me sick to see TCU on there and even Baylor. Why are they able to be in the top 10 and we're struggling to break .500 each year.