Who do you think makes the biggest impact on offense/defense this year who transferred in?

Flip side, biggest loss of players who transferred out on offense/defense?

Do you think their loss has any impact on the record this year?

Tony's take.....

Wilson will be the man on defense and Carter will be the go to receiver.

Transfer out losses are Jefferson and Prather/Mathis.

Jefferson is the only player, IMO, who has any impact on this years team. Another returning quality defensive lineman would be big. On the flip side we aren't going to throw enough to make Prather an impact guy and the depth at RB makes the loss of Mathis minimal.

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West Virginia.
I was Born and raised a beach town South Florida boy(still live there), but have been a die hard Mounties fan since I came out the womb. Me, my girlfriend, and her family have made our way up here to watch her father be posthumously inducted into the George Washington High HOF for his play on the football team back in the late 70s, early 80s.

Excited to be back amongst friends and family, watch a little high school football for the first time since I played my last game in 2014, and watch my Mounties beat Penn State tomorrow. First time back here since watching our win against Va Tech in 2021. Always love being back.

if a certain member of this year's basketball team starts getting large numbers of wilson burgers will Tony C have enough hair to call them akok blocks?

Looks like they decided to keep acting and art majors while others still get cuts

"Thursday, the university has overturned its recommendation for the MFA in Acting and the BA in Art History, and they will remain at the school in some form"

No place in society for nuts like this wacko

Aug 26 (Reuters) - A white man armed with a high-powered rifle and a handgun killed three Black people at a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida, on Saturday, before shooting himself, in what local law enforcement described as a racially motivated crime.

"This shooting was racially motivated, and he hated Black people," Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters told a press conference.

The suspect, whom Waters described as a white male wearing a tactical vest, was not identified. Waters said all three victims - two men and a woman - were Black.

Waters said authorities believed the shooter acted alone, and that before the shooting he had authored "several manifestos" for media, his parents and law enforcement detailing his hatred for Black people.

It's election season! Democrats will shift to conservative policies just to get elected, the go back to the same ole, same ole, @Soaring Eagle 74, @moe and @bamaEER .

You all should be appalled over Democrats abandoning their policies! You voted for their policies!

STEPHEN HAWKINS
Tue, August 29, 2023 at 5:25 PM EDT
AP News

The Big 12 has four new teams debuting in the league this season, and thanks to some coincidental non-conference scheduling is already getting some prime previews of what's to come next year.

Three of the four Pac-12 teams that will join the Big 12 next year are playing future conference foes over the next two Saturdays. There haven't been many such matchups in the past for Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado and Utah, who got Big 12 invites over the past five weeks.

Deion Sanders makes his debut as Colorado's coach in the season opener Saturday at 17th-ranked TCU, which last year on the way to the national championship game won at Boulder in Sonny Dykes' first game coaching the Horned Frogs. That was also the Buffaloes' first regular-season game against a Big 12 team since leaving that league after the 2010 season.

In Week 2, No. 14 Utah goes to Baylor for its first regular-season game against the Big 12 since 2010, and Arizona State hosts Oklahoma State after last year playing in Stillwater for the first time since 1991. The Sun Devils also had a home-and-home series against Texas Tech in 2016 and 2017, with the home team winning each high-scoring game.

BYU and Houston, incoming teams this season with Cincinnati and UCF, were in similar spots when both sets of Cougars played Big 12 opponents after being accepted in September 2021. That was about six weeks after Oklahoma and Texas were invited to join the Southeastern Conference, which happens after this season.

“I was very careful with talking too much Big 12 prior to January. I think we pressed too much a little bit, just based on this is what it’s going to be like. But I tried not to make that big of a deal about it,” Houston coach Dana Holgorsen said. “Since January, yeah, I’ve talked about it because that’s the way it’s going to be. It’s going to be like that every week.”

Houston had back-to-back games early last season against the Big 12, losing at Texas Tech and at home to Kansas. The Cougars are 4-13 against the league since not being among the four Texas teams from the Southwest Conference that merged with the Big Eight to form the Big 12 in 1996. Their loss to the Red Raiders in 2021 came the weekend before getting their invitation to join.

BYU's double-overtime win at home over then-No. 9 Baylor last September was the part of a non-conference home-and-home series, the Cougars' first games against a Big 12 opponent since 2016. Now they are part of the league after playing 12 seasons as an independent.

“Being in the Big 12 is exciting. You have so much more to play for," BYU linebacker Ben Bywater said. “Obviously, being an independent was great but now you can play for a conference championship, you’re competing, you’re watching week-to-week who’s winning and who’s losing. ... There’s been a lot of anticipation and a lot of talk but I’m ready to just get out there and go do it."

UCF's last game against the Big 12 was a 52-42 win over Baylor in the Fiesta Bowl at the end of the 2013 season. Cincinnati, which two seasons ago was the first Group of Five team to make the four-team College Football Playoff, hasn't played a team from its new league since losing to Oklahoma in 2010, and it hasn't played one of the continuing members since Kansas in 1997.

Colorado was part of the original 12-team lineup before the first rounds of conference realignment that dropped the Big 12 to 10 teams. The Buffaloes will now be part of an expansion that will make the Big 12 bigger than ever.

Founding members Texas A&M and Missouri left for the SEC after the 2011 season, a year after the departures of Colorado and 1997 national champion Nebraska (to the Big Ten). TCU and West Virginia joined in 2012, and the Big 12 stayed at 10 teams through last season. It is at 14 this year with BYU in along with Cincinnati, Houston and UCF from the American Athletic Conference.

With no more moves, the Big 12 will grow to 16 teams next season when the quartet from the dismantled Pac-12 officially become members.

While Arizona doesn't play a team from its future league this year, the Wildcats are the only incoming Pac-12 team with multiple regular-season games against Big 12 teams before this season — Texas Tech in 2019, and Oklahoma State in 2011 and 2012.

All will have a chance to become more well-acquainted after this season.

@Mountaineer Gooch my kid plays your damn Polar Bears tonight in football. Not sure why it’s on a Thursday.

Hopefully it’s a good game but we have a very young team

Also didn’t realize Dave Walker came back to Martinsburg as an assistant I thought he was head guy but they killed some Canadian team first week

Soooo much losing on Team Trump.

What say you Dumbass 30Cat?

Just curious for those who are making the trip up where are you tailgating before the game? I scored a parking pass in lot 13 for anyone who is nearby come grab a drink

@Soaring Eagle 74, @moe and @bamaEER ....

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Democrats, their policies and their bleaters are destroying our country

Is spectrum in West Virginia still? Here in NC I missed most of the games last night except the UM/UN snoozer. About to switch providers here. So I cant see what Spectrum gains from this.

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