I'm thinking of treating myself to a retirement gift - WVU-themed golf bag. I know there are some WVU bags available but thought I'd go for something unique.

Looking at a site "custom-golfbag.com". Anyone have experience with something like this? Supposedly, you email some ideas and their "design team" comes back with a design.

YOU DON'T HATE THE FASCISTS ENOUGH !!!

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It alleges that the 2020 election was rigged and it lists the defendants, 94 U.S. State Senators and 129 members of the House of representatives, Joesph R. Biden and Kamala Harris as well as former Vice President Mike Pence, in a conspiracy to defraud the United States and Mr. Brunson, by rigging or allowing to be rigged the 2020 election process.

It calls for amongst other things the removal of 94 Senators, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris as well as over 100 members of the House of Representatives for being part of the conspiracy to rig the 2020 elections and overthrow the duly elected leader of the United States.

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This would be the funniest way possible for this season to turn out

My Fiver on WVU's victory over Cincinnati on Saturday afternoon>>>

1. The game hinged on three plays: (1) Brendan Sorsby's Will Levis impersonation pick-6 with UC leading 7-0; (2) Nicco Marchiol's INT on the ill-fated fade pass to Rodney Gallagher on 3rd & 3 at the UC 22 yard line; and (3) Sorsby's merciful backwards lob while under pressure returned by Tyrin Bradley for the game-clinching touchdown.

2. Such a strange game. UC beat WVU in first downs, 24-9. UC ran 79 plays to WVU's 43 plays. UC beat WVU in total yards, 436-248. WVU only had 92 rushing yards on 28 carries (3.3 ypc). However, WVU snagged 3 turnovers from UC and won the TO battle, +2...directly leading to 17 points. Game, set, match. If we keep winning the TO battle, we'll continue to win.

3. Running game under Neal Brown. I don't have the time nor inclination to do it, but it would be interesting to see WVU's rushing stats under Neal Brown with Garrett Greene at QB vs. any other QB. I don't think the results would be pretty. I mean, we ran for 424 yards vs. Cincinnati last year with GG at QB, and this year we couldn't crack 100? Unfortunately, it appears that GG's ability to break big plays with his feet, often when the called play breaks down, was an integral part of our offense. Without it, we appear very limited. I give Nicco Marchiol credit, the dude finds a way to win. But, statistically speaking, you look at his wins vs. Pitt and Texas Tech last year, Arizona and UC this year, we're not exactly setting the world on fire offensively.

4. Dovetailing off of #3...I'm just coming to the conclusion that Neal Brown simply does not have any sort of good "feel" for the game when it comes to play calling. That aforementioned ill-fated pass to Rodney Gallagher on 3rd and 3 from the UC 22 is a great example. I mean...that's your play call there? A left-handed QB throwing all of the way across the field to a rarely used WR on a touch pass to the end zone? If you are going to call that play, at least use Justin Robinson, who has shown the ability to snag 50/50 balls in traffic. Another example was our attempt at a 2-minute drive before the half, when we predictably ran a jet sweep on 1st down to Rodney Gallagher for a loss of a yard. On the previous drive Jahiem White had two carries for 31 yards. And we go jet sweep there? With 3 TOs? Our play calling and our offense as a whole is just...vanilla wafers. You get the sense that Neal just calls plays and thinks "Hope this works" without taking anything into consideration.

5. 5-4, 4-2. Well, here we are, still mathematically alive for a Big 12 title game berth in November, so that much is good. And we have three teams in front of us who we beat last season. However, we now have to find a way to go on that rare commodity in the Neal Brown Era: A Win Streak. For the man who expressly does not believe in "momentum" the lack of a significant win streak kinda tracks. Baylor is going to present our defense with a lot of problems. Baylor took Colorado to OT and went to Lubbock and just kicked Texas Tech's ass up and down the field. They are not a bad team at all. I will admit that I will be duly impressed if we find a way to win this game at home, get to 5-2 in the league and set things up for a nice run to end the season.

Here’s a hell of a reason to want Trent…

What section will Mountaineer fans be sitting friday night?

Big family get together. It will include the family of Baylor's O-line coach who married into this mess.

Latest Truth Social post by the Big Baby. Really, Trump is such a baby, I wouldn't be surprised if he wears diapers now at his old age!

--West Virginia head coach Neal Brown said he is proud of how his guys competed. It was a weird game but they turned three turnovers into 17 points. Special teams when you look at it, they've played a solid special teams other than the play at Pitt. When you look on Saturday Oliver Straw had a great game. The operation is really good. Preston Fox had a great day. They blocked them well too especially on kickoff return with two explosive returns. Punt return, Preston Fox has a knack for it and has a lot of courage. He averaged over 15 yards per return which is hard to do with how the game is played with the spread punts. The kickoff coverage was good. Ben Cutter, Reid Carrico, Treylan Davis are all doing some nice things on those units. Defensively, the fourth and one should never happen and the three penalties they had were all procedure penalties. They didn't tackle as well as they have. They lost contain and it hasn't been an issue since Pitt. They had three takeaways and held them to 3.3 yards per rush. It was a really physical game and West Virginia met that challenge. They were 7-16 on end of possession downs and really good on the first play of drives. Offensively it wasn't good enough and too many errors and lack of discipline. They only played 42 snaps which is unique. End of possession they were 3-11 and it was a lot of fundamental stuff. Route fundamentals it just wasn't very good overall. But they did take care of the ball for the most part and the red zone they did a nice job there and the two go-balls were critical. They don't give you a whole lot of opportunities but on third down they do and they took advantage of that.

--Brandon Yates was offensive lineman of the week. Special teams was Preston Fox. Defensive player of the week was Fatorma Mulbah. Offensive player of the week was Jahiem White. Blue collar award was Sean Martin and Anthony Wilson. Preston Fox on offense. Developmental guys on offense Colin McBee and defense Keyshawn Robinson and special teams was Judah Price.

--On the injury front: WVU CB Ayden Garnes and S Aubrey Burks are out. WR Jaden Bray is out. QB Garrett Greene practiced today and they'll see how he does against 11-on-11. Brown won't comment on quarterbacks. WR Hudson Clement ran today.

--Baylor has a transfer kid that has done a nice job returning kicks. Their special teams coordinator last year was at Houston. That's the most improved aspect on their team but this will be their biggest test of the year. Punt return they've done a nice job. Baylor is running the ball well and they're playing as well as anybody in the league. They mix up coverages as much as anybody they've played on defense and Dave Aranda is one of the best defensive coaches in the league. He has a lot of respect for that group.

--Brown said there is a couple different ways they can call defense you can do it by formation or check with me. There are multiple ways of doing it and they have called it once the teams have lined up. The kids are playing more confident and faster. They are getting the calls in quicker.

--The test this weekend will be the tempo piece. They're going to line up fast.

--Burks and Garnes have played too many games at this point, but there's no potential for a medical redshirt. Highly questionable for any regular season game for the rest of the year.

--Brown felt his defense played really confidently and it helps when the ball bounces their way. They gave up some yards late that they typically wouldn't due to the situation. But they were physical. They used their hands well and struck with their hands and Josiah Trotter was physical in the run game and they set the edges and there were some collisions with Anthony Wilson.

--Brown felt that the corners played as well as they have all year. The coverage was tight. The corners did a nice job and Keke Tarnue and Zae Jennings played well at spear.

--The defense isn't built for your nose to get tackles. You have to win one on ones. Fatorma Mulbah won his one-on-ones and remained in his gap. If you prepare the right away and play fundamental football the ball will find you.

--Baylor has been able to get their run game going and their offensive line is playing better now than earlier in the year. They are more comfortable and they had a switch at quarterback. Jake Spavital has figured out what they're good at and the young running back is playing well. How their offensive line has played, settling in on a running back and running the football. Defensively they have some really good players up front and been able to create some takeaways.

--Justin Robinson is really, really talented from a size perspective he's 6-foot-4 plus and he runs well. It's about being consistent. He is good when the ball is thrown to him but he needs to be better when it isn't being thrown to him. He has Sunday ability but he just has to be consistent.

--Brown said that since the Kansas State game Greene hasn't done anything outside a little 7-on-7 work last week. Tomorrow will be the first 11-on-11 work and he needs to see Greene to determine if he is ready to go for this week.

--Brown said they have to do a good job eliminating the distractions. A lot of people coming into town and there are more things surrounding the game. They have to do a good job tuning those things out and making the main thing the main thing. Brown is glad they've got two games at home and the plan is to put a much better product out there.

--Brown said that Yates has played well he just hasn't snapped the ball well. Over the last two years, he's played at a high level but he just struggled with the snaps and struggled in practice. Yates has really worked at it since his struggles and he put in the work.

--Marchiol played really well against Arizona and not this past week. He just has to be consistent with his fundamentals. It's all correctable things and it's little things. If he got his eyes on the backside safety, they had an explosive play to Traylon Ray. Another time his drop was off. He did have some positive things but he wasn't consistent with his fundamentals.

--Formations they used in the game he got consistent looks. Things weren't going well and it's hard for a young player. What they do defensively isn't necessarily standard but he doesn't feel like Marchiol was confused.

--It's not easy to snap and Brown thinks Yates has really worked at it and you have to be careful of making it a bigger deal than what it is. He wasn't on him a lot about it but they put him in a situation to work it and he found a solution. He is a mature guy and credit to him and not being too proud to get some help.

--Brown wants Baylor to have to prepare for both quarterbacks. They're not drastically different but they're different.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Nov. 12, 2024) – The West Virginia University rifle team is ranked No. 1 in the Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association (CRCA) poll, the organization announced.

Georgia Southern sits at No. 2, TCU at No. 3, Kentucky at No. 4 and Alaska Fairbanks is No. 5.



The poll is determined based on each team’s most recent match score.

Joining West Virginia and Kentucky from the GARC in the poll are No. 10 Memphis, No. 12 Army, No. 13 Army, and No. 14 Akron.

The Mountaineers have won 20 straight regular season matches, dating back to the beginning of the 2023-24 season. West Virginia’s 4739.5 aggregate score is tied for the best in the nation with Alaska Fairbanks. The 2355 mark in smallbore is the best while the 2384.5 in air rifle sits second.



Senior Gavin Barnick is averaging a team-leading 1186.2 aggregate average which is the fifth best in the country. Barnick and sophomore Griffin Lake average a 589.8 in smallbore and is the seventh best in the nation. Camryn Camp’s air rifle mark of 596.6 is the ninth-best in the country.


The Mountaineers close out action on the fall schedule when they welcome defending NCAA National Champion TCU to the WVU Shell Building on Saturday. The match is scheduled to begin at Noon ET.

For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVURifle on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Whiffed at first when the CB went inside, but he stuck with it and got Kole Taylor the 14 yard gain instead of having the play blown up for a loss.

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