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She is a Marxist, Van, a second generation Marxist. Fundamental Marxism is anti-God, no matter what "face" they put on.

This league is wild

Can’t wait for headline “UVa Does Dirty Sanchez On Duke”

In the slightest if this Neal Brown team wins this game tonight. I haven’t posted as much as normal over the last couple weeks. I was in wait and see mode after Okie Lite, and have like a lot of you, slipped into apathy about this program, but specifically this staff.

HOWEVER.

When things don’t seem like they could get any worse is usually when these Neal Brown teams pull him back from the edge. It’s usually done against a middling program, and this Kansas State team is a far bigger challenge. More often than not over the last 6 years though when his back is completely against the wall the team scrapes out some weird win for him. Id argue his back isn’t just against the wall, the fan base has picked him up by the throat and has him pinned against the drywall right now. As I said a few weeks ago, Brown is akin to a cockroach(in function of coaching only) where you just CANT SEEM to kill him. Regardless of the outcome he is still not the long term answer here, but just saying I would not be surprised to see him eek out some weird victory here. He always gets his weird “I told you so” moment before he inevitably fails and lets our hopes down again.

I'm at Brewer's Tap Room working through a Duckfoot 2AM Tacos Mexican Lager. LGM! 🍻

Two tickets in Touchdown Terrace for sale for tonight’s game. Cost is $100 and includes a parking pass in the Blue Auxiliary Lot ( United Bank). They are paper tickets. I can meet anyone at the Bob Evans parking lot on I-79 in Bridgeport. PM if interested.

Shew. I'm not saying it can't work but it's risky.

--West Virginia head coach Darian DeVries said he liked the energy and good ball movement. You can sometimes see some crazy stuff but they played within themselves. Defensively they had a lot of on the ball toughness and were connected. He was pleased with the effort and plenty of things that were positive. The biggest negative was the second half defensively with them getting into the paint and the offensive rebounding they have to do a better job boxing out and being more physical.

--DeVries said they did what they needed to do from a physicality standpoint against a 7-footer but there were some holes as well. They've been able to survive by being more athletic and now they don't have that luxury and they need to get bodies on people.

--Ofri Naveh is a great kid and works hard so the moment he hit the three was good for him.

--DeVries felt that his team handled the moment well and especially the freshmen did some nice things.

--DeVries said they might double up the box out drills they've been doing. They were able to stay in the gaps a bunch. A good team defense needs to be a connected defense but they try to pick their spots to be aggressive.

--Javon Small is terrific and a great floor leader, he can score and get in the paint.

--Guys did a nice job and moved it well and shared it well. Defensive rebounding and turnovers are the two things they will talk about.

--The timing of passing and throwing strikes putting it where it's supposed to go and throwing guys open is key. You want to play aggressive and not be scared to turn the ball over but being able to do that and not turn the ball over is key.

--DeVries said collectively as a group his players have a good feel for the game and good IQ and they play to those strengths. They've done a great job this summer and fall of learning how to play with each other.

--Rebounding is a mentality to go hit people and get the ball. He doesn't care how he gets it done just make sure it ends up in his team's hands.

--Jonathan Powell has had a great fall his mindset has been good and eager to learn. KJ Tenner has been a little hampered with some injuries but both of them for true freshmen handled themselves well.

--DeVries doesn't tell anybody in recruiting they are coming in and starting. They are up front and honest but you have to come in and earn it. Javon Small is a really good player and he is excited to see how much he can improve.

--Next one will see a very similar type of opponent from a physicality and rebounding standpoint in their next opponent in the secret scrimmage and it will tell them a lot about where they are.

yeah I know it's an exhibition but still..

Very special number that number is.

--West Virginia head coach Darian DeVries said he liked the energy and good ball movement. You can sometimes see some crazy stuff but they played within themselves. Defensively they had a lot of on the ball toughness and were connected. He was pleased with the effort and plenty of things that were positive. The biggest negative was the second half defensively with them getting into the paint and the offensive rebounding they have to do a better job boxing out and being more physical.

--DeVries said they did what they needed to do from a physicality standpoint against a 7-footer but there were some holes as well. They've been able to survive by being more athletic and now they don't have that luxury and they need to get bodies on people.

--Ofri Naveh is a great kid and works hard so the moment he hit the three was good for him.

--DeVries felt that his team handled the moment well and especially the freshmen did some nice things.

--DeVries said they might double up the box out drills they've been doing. They were able to stay in the gaps a bunch. A good team defense needs to be a connected defense but they try to pick their spots to be aggressive.

--Javon Small is terrific and a great floor leader, he can score and get in the paint.

--Guys did a nice job and moved it well and shared it well. Defensive rebounding and turnovers are the two things they will talk about.

--The timing of passing and throwing strikes putting it where it's supposed to go and throwing guys open is key. You want to play aggressive and not be scared to turn the ball over but being able to do that and not turn the ball over is key.

--DeVries said collectively as a group his players have a good feel for the game and good IQ and they play to those strengths. They've done a great job this summer and fall of learning how to play with each other.

--Rebounding is a mentality to go hit people and get the ball. He doesn't care how he gets it done just make sure it ends up in his team's hands.

--Jonathan Powell has had a great fall his mindset has been good and eager to learn. KJ Tenner has been a little hampered with some injuries but both of them for true freshmen handled themselves well.

--DeVries doesn't tell anybody in recruiting they are coming in and starting. They are up front and honest but you have to come in and earn it. Javon Small is a really good player and he is excited to see how much he can improve.

--Next one will see a very similar type of opponent from a physicality and rebounding standpoint in their next opponent in the secret scrimmage and it will tell them a lot about where they are.

WVU baseball added Tyrus Hall from Bossier Parish Community College in Louisiana. This season he played 50 games, batting .306 with 31 RBIs and four home runs. Hall is a shortstop originally from Canada.

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Apparently there is/was a fire in offices or something.

Maybe Neal is burning it down lol,

About 30 mins later they just left the silver lot.

Knows something when he sees it. Using Rangel like GG. Wide open...

I've watched a few games of him last year. Every time has him being a nightmare matchup for each opponent.

We just need to find 2 more guys that are scorers for us in terms of at least averaging double digits. Guessing Smalls will be one but not definitely sure on the other one yet.