As the curtain falls on both of us on the 2021 football year....can anyone argue
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At least Huff is just ending his first year. His problem was the Marshall defense and inconsistent QB Wells.
Watching the WVU offense is as bad as watching Biden in a press conference.
Watching the WVU offense is as bad as watching Biden in a press conference.
WVU has a “good” defense, had only one good running back with no true backup, better than last year wideouts, a young, but improving o-line, but no consistent or above average QB. That was the weak link.
West Virginia could of gone 10-2 with Oklahoma State and Baylor losses. Of all times to catch Oklahoma weak with them playing the wrong QB and not be able to put them away at Norman tells you the huge missed opportunity for the program.
A good quarterback can make up for a lot of issues like waiting for the line to grow up or not having to depend on the running back so much.
At Marshall, Huff just got there and it says a lot about him that he had got a call to interview for the Duke job. If he stays there for 4-5 years, Marshall will be pretty good by then.
West Virginia could of gone 10-2 with Oklahoma State and Baylor losses. Of all times to catch Oklahoma weak with them playing the wrong QB and not be able to put them away at Norman tells you the huge missed opportunity for the program.
A good quarterback can make up for a lot of issues like waiting for the line to grow up or not having to depend on the running back so much.
At Marshall, Huff just got there and it says a lot about him that he had got a call to interview for the Duke job. If he stays there for 4-5 years, Marshall will be pretty good by then.
Not sure I'd want to saddle you boys with Wells...after all you're delusional but still kin!
^^^ This is my favorite kind of post. The ol' "woulda, coulda, shoulda" post. Sure, if WVU won every single close game that it played AND somehow beaten Kansas State, which thumped 'em 'eers by the score of 34-17, then WVU would have gone 10-2. Of course, WVU was just as close to 2-10 as 10-2, as four of its six wins were by one possession. WVU is what its record says that it is: 6-7, including 0-2 vs. the B1G.
