Will be released Tuesday. These are the opponents.

Home-and-away: UCF, Cincinnati, K-State, TCU, Texas
Home-only: Baylor, BYU, Kansas, Texas Tech
Away-only: Iowa State, Houston, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State

A local business owner told me that the distributor only had 7 cases for the entire area. A case is 24 beers.

The only place I have seen that actually has it is Rt. 28 Bar & Grill. I stopped in to buy one.

They only got 1 case.

WVU took fourth place this week in gameday atmosphere. Can you imagine any stadium having more energy than Milan Puskar while the Mountaineers beat Pitt?

Could have been so much better if the girl at the end just would have had a flying WV on her zipper hoodie and it ended with just her smile.

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NOT ENOUGH OF YOU DIED IN 2021/22...

MASK-UP BIAAAATCHES !!!

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How’ re we’re lookin’ on closing out the 2024 class? Anymore targets un/committed we are pursuing ?

I don’t know how much Deion will win. I suspect he’ll win enough to get an SEC job soon. But Colorado just struck gold. This will likely put them back on the map even if Deion leaves.

This is according to ESPN QBR which takes into account passing, rushing, sacks, penalties, and the situation of each play. In bold QBS WVU will face, also Nicco Marchiol scored a 26.4.
Oklahoma Dillon Gabriel 92.5
Kansas Jalon Daniels 79.2
UCF John Rhys Plumlee 77.7
Texas Quinn Ewers 76
Cincy Emory Jones 72.9
Kansas State Will Howard 71.1
TCU Chandler Morris 70.9
BYU Keldon Slovis 60.8
Texas Tech Tyler Shough 58.8
WVU Garrett Greene 58.6
Iowa State Rocco Bech 53.6
Houston Donovan Smith 47.9
Baylor Sawyer Robertson 34.5
Oklahoma State Alan Bowman 20.4

We're sitting at 2-1. The Big 12 is down with TTech, Cincy, Houston, Baylor all looking beatable. I didn't expect more than 5 wins this season, but now I'm thinking 6 with an outside shot at 7 is somewhat realistic.

I blame all the videos I've seen of Sweet Caroline. They've made me proud to be a fan again (for now).

WVU is ranked No. 21 nationally in fewest penalties per game, averaging 4.33 penalties per game

Terrible.

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2019: Texas Tech 38 WVU 17.
Leddie Brown: 6 carries, 16 yards
Tony Mathis: 4 carries, 14 yards
Kennedy McKoy: 4 carries, 13 yards
TEAM TOTAL (with QB yards included): 18 carries, 51 yards, 2.8 ypc

2020: Texas Tech 34 WVU 27.
Leddie Brown: 21 carries, 77 yards, 2 TD
Alec Sinkfield: 6 carries, 11 yards
Winston Wright Jr.: 1 carry, 8 yards
TEAM TOTAL: 29 carries, 91 yards, 3.1 ypc

2021: Texas Tech 23 WVU 20.
Leddie Brown: 17 carries, 57 yards, 1 TD
TEAM TOTAL: 27 carries, 94 yards, 3.7 ypc

2022: Texas Tech 48 WVU 10.
CJ Donaldson: 12 carries, 33 yards
Tony Mathis: 7 carries, 33 yards
Justin Johnson Jr.: 3 carries, 14 yards
TEAM TOTAL: 26 carries, 73 yards, 2.8 ypc

In 2019, Texas Tech had 42 carries for 127 yards @ 3 ypc.
In 2020, Texas Tech had 39 carries for 179 yards, 3 TDs @ 4.6 ypc
In 2021, Texas Tech had 30 carries for 80 yards, @ 2.7 ypc
In 2022, Texas Tech had 54 carries for 239 yards, 3 TDs. @ 4.4 ypc.
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Other than 2021, the disparity in amount of carries is striking. Obviously, the resulting disparity in amount of rushing yards is striking. Last year they more than doubled our amount of carries and yards - they actually tripled our yards.

In 2022, this front 7 has been active, flying around the ball, and guys like Trey Lathan, Lee Kpogba and Hershey McLaurin have been sure tacklers.

This insanity vs. Texas Tech has got to stop. And, it's going to be up to our front 7, and our OL and backs. That is why I like our chances Saturday. I think we've upgraded significantly there. I think we'll frustrate Tech by keeping drives alive, and forcing them to convert 3rd & plus yardage.

WVU +1.5
Penn state -14.5
Rutgers -7