Thnx...

How are we looking with Greene and CJ?

I live in Louisville. STILL to this day, if I say I’m a WVU fan EVERY single person I talk was there. They all got burnt with cigarettes, beer bottles thrown at them, their cars were flipped over. There were literally 3000 visiting fans there. Cracks me up.

Controlled the game and just 1 mistake.

Let's discuss when it should be.

Not at the end of the season because those are often on the holidays and the students can't attend.

Not in Game 1 because Game 1 is Game 1 and you're just getting warmed up. Game 1 is for a 'bunny' opponent, as Syzygy used to say. Whatever happened to that guy?

I say WVU-Pitt should be Game 2 or Game 3, after you're warmed up but before league play starts.

It is so obvious to me that having WVU-Pitt be annual is the right thing for both schools. Am I the only one that feels this way?

We have very few seniors starting

And a GREAT! Christian mother

Lauren

-- Brown wants to thank everyone for being here and give credit to the crowd. He said they made a difference and were there the entire way through. The players fed off the energy. They had bad things happen, lose your starting quarterback, your leader and energizer. Defensive players especially fed off of the crowd. It's a huge team win for Brown and they call it a Brawl for a reason, there was no beauty in this win for WVU. Brown has lots of respect for Narduzzi and their program and last year's game has stuck with them. The best players being on both fronts and being tough has allowed them to develop into this. The game was ugly, but Brown is proud of his players and staff. Brown says the University, state of West Virginia and athletic department needed this win. He thinks Country Roads after a win is the best tradition in college football. It wasn't pretty offensively, but they grinded out. Brown wants to credit Nicco Marchiol for his performance and the reduced play sheet that Brown used worked for him tonight, and it was important that Marchiol didn't "lose" the game for them. Pittsburgh struggled the entire game after the first drive and he's happy for the defensive group and secondary group to force three interceptions.

-- Brown didn't panic on the first drive because they held them to a field goal. Brown thinks two other stops were crucial.

-- BRown says Trey Lathan has gotten better and he's really athletic, exactly what they're looking for. He has a bright future and good story.

-- No update on Garrett Greene or CJ Donaldson, Greene couldn't put much weight on foot and was in a boot and wanted to go back in but they chose to leave him out. Donaldson was scared by his injury because of his recovery last season but Brown thinks he'll be fine.

-- Donaldson ran the ball as well as Brown has seen him run today.

-- Marchiol had two mistakes, not motioning a man in the wrong personeel and the fumble. Brown says he managed the game well and his run on third down was a huge play. Made some nice RPO throws and made some good passes without a lot of reps throughout the week. If he's the guy due to injury, he'll perform better next week with a full week of practice.

-- Once Brown got a feel of what the game was going to be, so he needed to adjust as a play caller and look at his notes. Brown says Pitt played 4-3 when they weren't expecting that and that's not who they are.

-- Cincinnati and WVU's defenses are similar, but WVU wanted to pressure and make it tough on the QB. People will blame it on him, but there's a lot of stuff going on. Stuff they worked on Duquesne week came out here and worked well.

-- Brown thinks WVU was energized early in the game and that caused them to overshoot some gaps. Once they settled into gap integrity, they were better at stopping the run and were disciplined with their eyes.

-- Having your defense being the one to close out a game creates confidence in a good football team.

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Got to thinking about horrible events in WV history.

From a team that is actual P5. Has Kansas had worse? Old school Temple? That was brutal. Paul Millard is 3000x the QB as #5.

Oregon next week.

Has no update on Greene yet but said that CJ Donaldson should be fine. It more scared him after the injury last year.

OFFENSE:

QB: 6 Garrett Greene, 5-11, 198, Jr.
8 Nicco Marchiol, 6-1, 226, r-Fr.

RB: 4 CJ Donaldson, 6-1, 238, So.
26 Justin Johnson, 5-11, 202, Jr.

WR (Z): 5 Devin Carter, 6-3, 215, r-Sr.
7 Traylon Ray, 6-3, 190, Fr.

WR (X): 84 Hudson Clement, 6-1, 197, r-Fr.
11 Cortez Braham, 6-2, 199, Sr.

WR (H): 2 Rodney Gallagher, 5-10, 167, Fr.
29 Preston Fox, 5-10, 184, r-So.

SLOT: 10 Jarel Williams, 6-2, 206, r-Fr.
1 Jeremiah Aaron, 5-10, 188, Jr.

TE: 81 Treylan Davis, 6-3, 255, r-So. -or-
87 Kole Taylor, 6-7, 246, Jr.

LT: 74 Wyatt Milum, 6-6, 310, Jr.
58 Nick Malone, 6-5, 298, r-Jr.

LG: 55 Tomas Rimac, 6-6, 318, r-So.
63 Bryce Biggs, 6-4, 310, r-So.

C: 54 Zach Frazier, 6-3, 311, Jr.
67 Landen Livingston, 6-4, 294, r-Fr.

RG: 50 Brandon Yates, 6-4, 315, r-Jr.
66 Ja'Quay Hubbard, 6-5, 326, r-Jr.

RT: 72 Doug Nester, 6-7, 320, Sr.
60 Johnny Williams, 6-7, 308, Fr.



DEFENSE:

DE: 91 Sean Martin, 6-5, 291, Jr.
3 Tomiwa Durojaiye, 6-4, 278, r-Fr.

NT: 93 Mike Lockhart, 6-3, 309, r-Jr.
54 Fatorma Mulbah, 6-3, 306, r-Jr.

DT: 96 Edward Vesterinen, 6-3, 283, Jr.
97 Jalen Thornton, 6-2, 277 r-Jr.

BANDIT: 10 Jared Bartlett, 6-2, 236, r-Jr.
8 Tyrin Bradley, 6-1, 251, Jr.

MIKE: 1 Lee Kpogba, 6-1, 234, r-Sr.
36 Caden Biser, 6-0, 230, r-So.

WILL: 19 Trey Lathan, 6-1, 222, r-Fr.
33 Jairo Faverus, 6-0, 217, r-So.

SPEAR: 13 Hershey McLaurin, 6-1, 212, Jr.
5 Lance Dixon, 6-2, 221, r-Jr.

FS: 2 Aubrey Burks, 5-11, 188, Jr.
23 Keyshawn Cobb, 5-10, 208, Sr.

CAT: 12 Anthony Wilson, 5-9, 190, r-Jr.
24 Marcis Floyd, 6-0, 197, r-Sr.

CB: 14 4 Malachi Ruffin, 5-10, 193, r-Jr.
7 Andrew Wilson-Lamp, 6-2, 175, r-So.

CB: 11 Beanie Bishop, 5-10, 181, r-Sr. 1
6 Jacolby Spells, 5-11, 184, So.

-- Brown wants to thank everyone for being here and give credit to the crowd. He said they made a difference and were there the entire way through. The players fed off the energy. They had bad things happen, lose your starting quarterback, your leader and energizer. Defensive players especially fed off of the crowd. It's a huge team win for Brown and they call it a Brawl for a reason, there was no beauty in this win for WVU. Brown has lots of respect for Narduzzi and their program and last year's game has stuck with them. The best players being on both fronts and being tough has allowed them to develop into this. The game was ugly, but Brown is proud of his players and staff. Brown says the University, state of West Virginia and athletic department needed this win. He thinks Country Roads after a win is the best tradition in college football. It wasn't pretty offensively, but they grinded out. Brown wants to credit Nicco Marchiol for his performance and the reduced play sheet that Brown used worked for him tonight, and it was important that Marchiol didn't "lose" the game for them. Pittsburgh struggled the entire game after the first drive and he's happy for the defensive group and secondary group to force three interceptions.

-- Brown didn't panic on the first drive because they held them to a field goal. Brown thinks two other stops were crucial.

-- BRown says Trey Lathan has gotten better and he's really athletic, exactly what they're looking for. He has a bright future and good story.

-- No update on Garrett Greene or CJ Donaldson, Greene couldn't put much weight on foot and was in a boot and wanted to go back in but they chose to leave him out. Donaldson was scared by his injury because of his recovery last season but Brown thinks he'll be fine.

-- Donaldson ran the ball as well as Brown has seen him run today.

-- Marchiol had two mistakes, not motioning a man in the wrong personeel and the fumble. Brown says he managed the game well and his run on third down was a huge play. Made some nice RPO throws and made some good passes without a lot of reps throughout the week. If he's the guy due to injury, he'll perform better next week with a full week of practice.

-- Once Brown got a feel of what the game was going to be, so he needed to adjust as a play caller and look at his notes. Brown says Pitt played 4-3 when they weren't expecting that and that's not who they are.

-- Cincinnati and WVU's defenses are similar, but WVU wanted to pressure and make it tough on the QB. People will blame it on him, but there's a lot of stuff going on. Stuff they worked on Duquesne week came out here and worked well.

-- Brown thinks WVU was energized early in the game and that caused them to overshoot some gaps. Once they settled into gap integrity, they were better at stopping the run and were disciplined with their eyes.

-- Having your defense being the one to close out a game creates confidence in a good football team.

What all the pessimism is about…..

Listen I’m Neal Brown’s biggest hater but just enjoy this one. Y’all wanted a team that had some edge and some fire and that’s exactly what we showed. Yeah it wasn’t the prettiest, but EVERY single time the question was asked “who’s the tougher team” we shoved it down their throats. WE PUNKED THEM PHYSICALLY. ALL GAME.

If Garrett had played I think we would have absolutely boat raced these fools. Instead we won it with a QB who 95% of this board(including me) agreed was absolutely NOT ready to lead this team. Minus the fumble he played a smart and relatively clean football game and made some tight throws. His confidence and play will grow.

We’re 2-1 heading into conference schedule, against a bunch teams that I think are much worse than we previously thought. Stop with the hate and the BS and just enjoy it. I love it for Neal. I love it for Nicco. I love it for this team and for this fan base. Feel bad for Greene who deserved this moment but it is what it is.

EAT SHIT PITT. Now let’s go win another one.