.....we either don't have quality RBs, we gave up on it, or our OL stinks so bad, that the only thing we have going is GG putting the team on his shoulders

Upper Marlboro (Md.) Wise 2025 defensive lineman Taylor Brown
Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy 2025 defensive lineman Preston Olofson
Cincinnati (Oh.) La Salle 2025 offensive lineman Jahmir Davis
Roebuck (S.C.) Dorman 2026 safety Kentavion Anderson
Shelby (N.C.) Crest 2026 safety D'Various Surratt
Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy 2026 safety Amari Jones
Cincinnati (Oh.) Moeller 2026 tight end Sam Hamilton
Akron (Oh.) Hoban 2026 athlete Ace Brown
Dexter (Mi.) 2026 offensive lineman Owen Winder
Baltimore (Md.) 2026 athlete Damon Ferguson
Westerville (Oh.) Westerville Central 2026 wide receiver Elijah Harris
Washington (D.C.) St. John's College 2025 defensive end Tariq Boney
Bowling Green (Ky.) 2026 wide receiver Trevy Barber
Port Huron (Mi.) 2026 cornerback Amir Morelan
Dexter (Mi.) 2026 linebacker Nathan Gersh
Haverford (Pa.) 2026 tight end Quinn Gallagher
Pittsburgh (Pa.) Imani Christian Academy 2026 athlete William Gorman
West Orange (N.J.) Seton Hall Prep 2027 quarterback Kahden Davis

Now in Year 6, we’re sitting at 2-2 with 8 games remaining. To finish with 8 wins, we’d need to go 6-2 down the stretch. With a senior quarterback and veteran lines on both sides of the ball, the question is: would 8 wins even represent real progress at this stage?

Looking ahead to Year 7, the outlook is even more concerning. We’ll have a less mobile quarterback, a young center, and a new left tackle on offense. On defense, we’re set to lose our two best defensive linemen, our top safety, and likely face another reworked secondary. Given these key losses, how can we realistically expect to improve when we’re already struggling with an experienced roster?

This is where the frustration lies. After more than five years, it’s difficult to see a clear path toward becoming a legitimate Big 12 contender. If this is the trajectory, it’s time to adjust expectations. Leadership needs to be upfront about the direction of the program and set realistic goals for the future.

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So the NFL has rolled out what it calls a “non-partisan” NFL Votes initiative.

The only problem?

All the orgs it partners with are Democrat, leftwing GOTV groups!

- Rock the Vote is a leftwing group packed with former Obama officials in leadership.

- Voto Latino has close ties with AOC and Julian “we’re going to turn Texas blue through immigration” Castro.

- I Am A Voter was funded by leftwing Hollywood nut job Debra Messing and fashion industry leftist Mandana Dayani.

- Rise to Vote’s board includes left-wing NBA commissioner Adam Silver, LeBron James’ business partner, and Michigan’s Democrat Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.

Why is the NFL lying about being nonpartisan?

Why does the NFL despise over half of its own fan base?

https://thefederalist.com/2024/09/20/nfl-get-out-the-vote-initiative-partners-with-democrat-activist-groups/

Obviously on our final two drives I’m watching the game clock. And it seemed as though it kept running even when we went out of bounds or when we got a first down. However, watching other games, it was stopping on those same plays. I didn’t understand that. Did anyone else notice that?

My favorite college team now. Flipping off donny

I noticed during the 2nd half of today’s game the Steelers had a lot of their running game success coming off Frazier in the A gap. Najee Harris was loving it.

Do you like it?

Noticed a change from less mumblecore and more hits/known productions playing. Prob heard some good feedback. Some of this should be in order

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We are in no way, a good football team. NB has us stuck in mediocrity between 5-7 wins in his tenure.

So, why can't both of these still happen
1. We win 6 - 7 games
2. He still is gone at end of the year?

Further, it is getting tougher to see a clear cut replacement other than maybe Chadwell.
Jason Candle beats Miss. State on the road, then blunders against WKU
Alex Golesh gets destroyed by Miami.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Sept. 22, 2024) – The West Virginia University women’s soccer team remained undefeated in Big 12 Conference play, collecting a 3-2 win over Kansas at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

In a chippy match that saw a combined 23 fouls and five yellow cards, the Mountaineers (7-2-1, 3-0 Big 12) outlasted the Jayhawks to earn the victory. Junior forward Ajanae Respass, fifth-year senior midfielder AJ Rodriguez and sophomore forward Abbey Olexa found the back of the net for WVU in the win. Olexa’s score, which was credited as the eventual game winner, marked the first goal of her collegiate career.

With the win, West Virginia moved to 3-0 in conference play, marking the first time it has started the Big 12 season 3-0 since 2018, as well as the fifth time since joining the league in 2012.

Out of the gate, Kansas put the pressure on West Virginia, dominating possession and looking like it would be the first to find a breakthrough. However, the momentum shifted when the Mountaineers earned a corner kick in the 17th minute, which was taken by fifth-year senior midfielder Lilly McCarthy. The Baltimore, Maryland, native sent the ball into the box and found the head of Respass, who headed it down into the corner of the net for her team-leading fifth goal of the season.

It looked as if WVU would take a 1-0 lead into the locker room at halftime, but the Jayhawks provided another momentum swing when they got on the board in the 39th minute to force a 1-1 score at the break.

In the second half, the Mountaineers were more in control of the game, minimizing fouls and maintaining possession. Rodriguez scored her third goal in as many games at 60:45, receiving a rebound from a saved Taylor White shot and sneaking it past the KU keeper to put WVU back on top.

Ten minutes later, Olexa got her chance to get on the scoreboard after classmate Jordyn Wilson found her open just beyond the 18-yard box. Olexa took a great shot that went out of reach for the goalie for her first career tally. The goal would later become a much-needed insurance score when KU drew one closer at the 85:37 mark. However, it wasn’t enough as the Mountaineers hung on in the final four minutes for the win.

In the final box score, WVU narrowly outshot KU, 13-10, including 6-4 in shots on goal. Three different Mountaineers found the back of the net for just the second time this season, as West Virginia its second-highest single game goal total this year. Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Mackenzie Smith made a pair of saves in the match, while Kansas keeper Sophia Dawe tallied three.

WVU moves to 10-3-2 all-time against the Jayhawks, including 4-1-1 in games played in Morgantown. Of note, Sunday’s win marked the first time West Virginia has allowed two or more goals and won since Oct. 23, 2022, at Oklahoma.

West Virginia now prepares for its first-ever trip to Arizona for a pair of matchups against Arizona State and Arizona. The weekend begins in Tempe with a contest against the Sun Devils on Thursday, Sept. 26. Kickoff at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium is scheduled for 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. MST.

For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUWomensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Sept. 22, 2024) – The West Virginia University women’s soccer team remained undefeated in Big 12 Conference play, collecting a 3-2 win over Kansas at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

In a chippy match that saw a combined 23 fouls and five yellow cards, the Mountaineers (7-2-1, 3-0 Big 12) outlasted the Jayhawks to earn the victory. Junior forward Ajanae Respass, fifth-year senior midfielder AJ Rodriguez and sophomore forward Abbey Olexa found the back of the net for WVU in the win. Olexa’s score, which was credited as the eventual game winner, marked the first goal of her collegiate career.

With the win, West Virginia moved to 3-0 in conference play, marking the first time it has started the Big 12 season 3-0 since 2018, as well as the fifth time since joining the league in 2012.

Out of the gate, Kansas put the pressure on West Virginia, dominating possession and looking like it would be the first to find a breakthrough. However, the momentum shifted when the Mountaineers earned a corner kick in the 17th minute, which was taken by fifth-year senior midfielder Lilly McCarthy. The Baltimore, Maryland, native sent the ball into the box and found the head of Respass, who headed it down into the corner of the net for her team-leading fifth goal of the season.

It looked as if WVU would take a 1-0 lead into the locker room at halftime, but the Jayhawks provided another momentum swing when they got on the board in the 39th minute to force a 1-1 score at the break.

In the second half, the Mountaineers were more in control of the game, minimizing fouls and maintaining possession. Rodriguez scored her third goal in as many games at 60:45, receiving a rebound from a saved Taylor White shot and sneaking it past the KU keeper to put WVU back on top.

Ten minutes later, Olexa got her chance to get on the scoreboard after classmate Jordyn Wilson found her open just beyond the 18-yard box. Olexa took a great shot that went out of reach for the goalie for her first career tally. The goal would later become a much-needed insurance score when KU drew one closer at the 85:37 mark. However, it wasn’t enough as the Mountaineers hung on in the final four minutes for the win.

In the final box score, WVU narrowly outshot KU, 13-10, including 6-4 in shots on goal. Three different Mountaineers found the back of the net for just the second time this season, as West Virginia its second-highest single game goal total this year. Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Mackenzie Smith made a pair of saves in the match, while Kansas keeper Sophia Dawe tallied three.

WVU moves to 10-3-2 all-time against the Jayhawks, including 4-1-1 in games played in Morgantown. Of note, Sunday’s win marked the first time West Virginia has allowed two or more goals and won since Oct. 23, 2022, at Oklahoma.

West Virginia now prepares for its first-ever trip to Arizona for a pair of matchups against Arizona State and Arizona. The weekend begins in Tempe with a contest against the Sun Devils on Thursday, Sept. 26. Kickoff at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium is scheduled for 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. MST.

For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUWomensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Have they been posted anywhere on the site from the KU game?

Are they healthy and playing today?
Judging by the statistics, neither is even there(sarcasm)

OU Finding out what life in the SEC is going to be like.

Not saying to do it, but GG is playing poorly