Nm

Brown should be fired for that…….

A useless play that could get him injured……

So dumb…..

nm

He said green is gonna cause a lot of problems for defensive coordinators.. Hopefully he’s right, and we can get things moving offensively..

I’m ready!! LGM!!!! Espn+ baby

Lose to no bodies

TT to Wyoming
Baylor to Texas State

And why would we allow him to continue to steal a paycheck as a law professor when he is done? Guy has ruined the university and we let him continue to steal a paycheck. The university must be run by a collection of dumbasses

.... hybrid offense on a mutated pastry shell probably sounded great in the film room.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Sept. 3, 2023) – The West Virginia University women’s soccer team dropped its final nonconference road match of the season, falling 3-1 to Liberty in Lynchburg, Virginia, on Sunday afternoon.



West Virginia (2-4) took an early lead in the first half, but Liberty tallied three second-half goals to take the upset victory over the Mountaineers.



Senior midfielder Chloe Adler put the Mountaineers on the board in the 16th minute with a swift kick just in front of the goal. Sophomore forward Taylor White placed the ball in the perfect spot for Adler to give WVU the advantage early in the first half.



The second half opened with West Virginia still holding on to the lead, but Liberty drew one back with a penalty goal in the 72nd minute. From there, both teams fought for the go-ahead goal, but it was the Flames who found the go-ahead, as well as an insurance tally in the 87th minute to secure the win.



Liberty outshot West Virginia, 12-7, including 8-2 in shots on goal and 6-1 in corner kicks. Fifth-year senior goalkeeper Kayza Massey notched five saves on the afternoon. Junior forward Dilary Heredia-Beltran paced the team with two shots, while Adler scored the goal and White tallied the assist.



With the loss, WVU is now 0-1 all-time against Liberty, as the two teams met on the pitch for the first time in program history on Sunday. The Flames became the Mountaineers’ 119th different opponent, as WVU is now 6-2-2 against first-time opponents over the last six seasons.



West Virginia now returns to Morgantown to host Auburn on Thursday, Sept. 7. It’s Fan Appreciation Night, and kickoff at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium in Morgantown is set for 7 p.m. ET.



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

Wins 8 games. There is talent on this team. Go ahead and blast away. We can revisit at the end of the year but I’m not giving up. I saw some good stuff tonight and there is not another Penn State on our schedule.

Not just us.

We are getting smoked on national television, and you have our starting offense have a little circle jerk dance?

Why does that make me so angry?

Well the game was hard to watch last night. There is no ignoring it. However, I am hoping for better results as the season goes on. I plan to watch more games as I travel around the country full time with fellow mountaineers!

If you’re on Instagram and so inclined, please follow my travels @happiness.adjacent. I’ll only make 1 WVU game this year (Pitt) but plan to see the Bball team when I head West in January.

The name of the account just refers to the pursuit of happiness and how to keep it in my sights.

Anyway .. Go Mountaineers! Montani Semper Liberi!

bad as last year. Also I was glad when we hired Brown as Head Coach. Now I admit I was wrong. He reminds me of Paul Pasqualoni (A program killer).

If he’s want to give his name to this publicly it’s up to him. But, he said the team played hard and while there was an obvious talent disparity between us and them, he thought the real difference in the game was coaching, especially the OC. He said NB is a good coach, but he’s not a P5 coach. This level is too much for him and definitely too much with him as HC and OC.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Sept. 3, 2023) – The West Virginia University women’s soccer team dropped its final nonconference road match of the season, falling 3-1 to Liberty in Lynchburg, Virginia, on Sunday afternoon.



West Virginia (2-4) took an early lead in the first half, but Liberty tallied three second-half goals to take the upset victory over the Mountaineers.



Senior midfielder Chloe Adler put the Mountaineers on the board in the 16th minute with a swift kick just in front of the goal. Sophomore forward Taylor White placed the ball in the perfect spot for Adler to give WVU the advantage early in the first half.



The second half opened with West Virginia still holding on to the lead, but Liberty drew one back with a penalty goal in the 72nd minute. From there, both teams fought for the go-ahead goal, but it was the Flames who found the go-ahead, as well as an insurance tally in the 87th minute to secure the win.



Liberty outshot West Virginia, 12-7, including 8-2 in shots on goal and 6-1 in corner kicks. Fifth-year senior goalkeeper Kayza Massey notched five saves on the afternoon. Junior forward Dilary Heredia-Beltran paced the team with two shots, while Adler scored the goal and White tallied the assist.



With the loss, WVU is now 0-1 all-time against Liberty, as the two teams met on the pitch for the first time in program history on Sunday. The Flames became the Mountaineers’ 119th different opponent, as WVU is now 6-2-2 against first-time opponents over the last six seasons.



West Virginia now returns to Morgantown to host Auburn on Thursday, Sept. 7. It’s Fan Appreciation Night, and kickoff at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium in Morgantown is set for 7 p.m. ET.



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

...running all of the trick plays and oddball pre-snap gimmicks?

I wish they would have spent the time they did playing clown car working on fundamentals?

The game is set to kickoff 7:30 p.m. Saturday and will be televised by NBC.

The simple five yard plays that are right there are not simple :/

Is there a video for it? I want to see what Ripley’s will pay for it

Get any action last night?