Fans should wear mining helmets to night games and going into 4th quarter lights go out we all turn mining lights on!!!

We can fire him tonight and start the process for a new HC/staff.

to justify Nelly's continuance as the HBC... Okay, great, if you want to go through every person that coached at WVU, great, have at it....enjoy your hobby..... However, while I can accept a losses, it's the how Nelly is losing that proves he's got to go. How many times have we lost a game because the team wasn't prepared, or because Nelly was out coached, screwed up the clock management, or made a stupid decision --remember the sPItt game a few years ago--. And so my challenge to the stat nerds is simply this: don't look at the numbers, but look at the how.

Wow, the fighting Primes got a huge Int

Baker just gave Neal a contract extension (no, it didn’t lower the buyout)- he’s not going to fire Neal unless we collapse.

Neal has been here for 6 years, this current team is the peak roster he can build and next year is a “re-building” year..
We’ll lose Greene, 4/5 of the starting OL, all 3 starters on the DL, and our best DB (Burks). Would you rather win the Mayo bowl and start the climb all over again or start trying to find our new coach to return WVU to glory? Neal has zero chance of doing that - Mayo bowl is the ceiling.

Just saw him get arrested on the WV mugshots for DUI. He can’t get a driver like Huggs?

@DefiyantlyFree


Cost of illegal immigrants per state in 2023:

Alabama: 596 million
Alaska: 130 million
Arizona: 3.19 billion
Arkansas: 356 million
California: 30.9 billion
Colorado: 1.94 billion
Connecticut: 1.28 billion
Delaware: 244 million
Florida: 8.04 billion
Georgia: 3.14 billion
Hawaii: 771 million
Idaho: 405 million
Illinois: 5.27 billion
Indiana: 886 million
Iowa: 405 million
Kansas: 603 million
Kentucky: 367 million
Louisiana: 604 million
Maine: 90.3 million
Maryland: 2.14 billion
Massachusetts: 2.16 billion
Michigan: 1.28 billion
Minnesota: 657 million
Mississippi: 100 million
Missouri: 657 million
Montana: 45 million
Nebraska: 136 million
Nevada: 1.47 billion
New Hampshire: 108 million
New Jersey: 5.27 billion
New Mexico: 174 million
New York: 9.95 billion
North Carolina: 3.14 billion
North Dakota: 43.25 million
Ohio: 332.4 million
Oklahoma: 273 million
Oregon: 1.47 billion
Pennsylvania: 1.64 billion
Rhode Island: 313 million
South Carolina: 746 million
South Dakota: 57 million
Tennessee: 341 million
Texas: 5.35 billion
Utah: 931 million
Vermont: 75 million
Virginia: 2.84 billion
Washington: 2.62 billion
West Virginia: 12.9 million
Wisconsin: 246 million
Wyoming: 18.1 million

This is not sustainable.

Coin flip Neal (copyright @17-14) does it again!

To play during press conferences after the next few sht shows. After 6 years he shouldn’t have to waste his time doing another one live

His time is money

Right @Veron

To 9 wins. We’re looking at a potential 3-4 start heading to AZ. How can wren just sit there and watch this shit show continue to unfold?

Realistically I don’t see anything north of 5 wins. If Neal gets lucky he gets to .500 and goes to a toilet bowl against a MAC team that will probably beat us. This sucks!

At the emergency vet with my 9 year old corgi. She had a seizure. I know many on here are pet owners.

Game kicks off at 8 p.m. Saturday and will be televised by FOX

Neal Brown will finally get West Virginia to show up and beat a team that matters.

Withe the possibility of teams looking for a new Head coach in offaeason would it be beneficial for wvu to go head and make the move with Coach Brown? I would say yes. The faster you get to the coaching search the better. We need to get ahead of other potential teams looking as well. It would also give a chance to salvage the recruiting class and help limit the amount of players that would transfer out. Im not a big fan of firing a college coach during the season, but I think in this instance it would be the best way to help the new head coach to coming into wvu. What is everyone's thoughts?

Love the kid's heart, Love his "moxy", Love the way he's always "game" to give it his all. However in my humble opinion, he gets too "geeked up" for big games and tries too hard which usually means he ends up hurting us.

He did it v Penn State. v Pitt, now v Iowa State. It wasn't all his fault, but his untimely missed throws, poor decision making on RPO's and drive killing picks because he's not executing his reads properly have meant disaster for us.

Again, I Love the kid. He's what being a Mountaineer is all about and he's talented. However he just can't handle the big stage without screwing up, and that unfortunately may be his epitaph here.

Oh what could have been? 🤔

Hey I tried....I'm not "Superman" OK?

Yeah but sometimes you play like you think you are GG. You ain't!

In the pregame show it was said the message to the team was "do the hard things better." Yeah...who cares....coachspeak...but that statement and mindset is a microcosm of everything that has been wrong with this program for the past 6 years.

How about "do the easy things, period"....

Doing the hard things better doesn't matter when you're incapable of consistently executing at a fundamental level. Bad snaps, drops, bad throws, missed assignments, missed tackles....the amount of motion and window dressing on a ****ing onside kick that we launch out of bounds.....

It's EVERYTHING. Please Wren make this stop.

Good times.