I agree. Unless he drastically pulls it together, changes his style and beats some top 25 teams this year, it’s past time to make a change. The program is stale, boring, and underachieving. The numbers don’t lie. Going into year 6, is the program better, the same, or worse since Brown took over? It’s definitely not better. And it’s debatable if it’s the same or worse than the day Holgorsen left. My personal opinion is worse, but it could go either way of the same or worse. At least Holgorsen had some exciting moments and could beat ranked teams.It was reduced. Time to use it. He's had plenty of time to show what he can do.
My opinion is that it is worse as well. And it's really not even as much about wins and losses to me when comparing him to holgs. It is about having an entertaining, exciting team at all. Wvu is totally boring under Neal brown compared to Holgs. He's had plenty of time to display this.I agree. Unless he drastically pulls it together, changes his style and beats some top 25 teams this year, it’s past time to make a change. The program is stale, boring, and underachieving. The numbers don’t lie. Going into year 6, is the program better, the same, or worse since Brown took over? It’s definitely not better. And it’s debatable if it’s the same or worse than the day Holgorsen left. My personal opinion is worse, but it could go either way of the same or worse. At least Holgorsen had some exciting moments and could beat ranked teams.
Under Holds, it was "we're going to score 50.....can you score 51"I agree. Unless he drastically pulls it together, changes his style and beats some top 25 teams this year, it’s past time to make a change. The program is stale, boring, and underachieving. The numbers don’t lie. Going into year 6, is the program better, the same, or worse since Brown took over? It’s definitely not better. And it’s debatable if it’s the same or worse than the day Holgorsen left. My personal opinion is worse, but it could go either way of the same or worse. At least Holgorsen had some exciting moments and could beat ranked teams.
was WVU smart enough to reduce the buyout or is it still strangely high?
The percentage of the buyout was reduced but his total salary was increased so the buyout, at the end of the day, is a higher dollar value, despite what was put out there by university PR.was WVU smart enough to reduce the buyout or is it still strangely high?
Strike 1 by Wren Baker. Brown did not deserve an extension after his fist decent season. It was ridiculous to do it. Baker will lose the fan base if he keeps this dud much longer. I can't count the number of people at the psu game who are totally done with brown. This is the most boring wvu has been in 40+ years and he has only a few fans left who support him.The percentage of the buyout was reduced but his total salary was increased so the buyout, at the end of the day, is a higher dollar value, despite what was put out there by university PR.
Last year was an enigma. The perfect storm for Brown. An exceptionally weak schedule and Brown won 8 games in the regular season somehow by not beating a team with a winning record. To add a more unlikely event, 20+ UNC players, including their future star NFL Quarterback sat out the bowl. Translation, WVU and Baker were backed into a corner. Add in the ridiculous buyout, Ken Kendrick’s stamp of approval, were they really gonna fire Brown after improving to 9-4 with a bowl win? No. However, Stranger things have happened (see Bill Stewart dismissal).Strike 1 by Wren Baker. Brown did not deserve an extension after his fist decent season. It was ridiculous to do it. Baker will lose the fan base if he keeps this dud much longer. I can't count the number of people at the psu game who are totally done with brown. This is the most boring wvu has been in 40+ years and he has only a few fans left who support him.
I was literally just reading that. That’s the end for me on Neal Brown. With the the Big 12 blueblood marquee teams Oklahoma and Texas gone, WVU needs to play these type of games. Playing Pitt is great as well. You can do both. Whether it’s Penn State or Alabama, they need these games. And here now, we read that Neal Brown wants out. Because truth is, he’s whining because he can’t beat them or anyone with a pulse. Wants to duck Alabama. Pathetic. Enough with this guy. You want to be the best? You play the best and beat them. Obviously his goal isn’t a NC at WVU. And THAT is why it’s time that he hits the road.So I saw where Neil wants to get out the Alabama series. What a display of confidence from our manly coach 😆 🤣
If we don't end this ridiculous experiment, we will be looking at a move to the MAC just to try and stay competitive at all.
I agree 100%. This dude doesn't have a winning attitude at all. It's sad. No confidence at all and like you say, his goal isn't an NC obviously, and that disqualifies him. He is not a B12 level coach at all. Not even close.I was literally just reading that. That’s the end for me on Neal Brown. With the the Big 12 blueblood marquee teams Oklahoma and Texas gone, WVU needs to play these type of games. Playing Pitt is great as well. You can do both. Whether it’s Penn State or Alabama, they need these games. And here now, we read that Neal Brown wants out. Because truth is, he’s whining because he can’t beat them or anyone with a pulse. Wants to duck Alabama. Pathetic. Enough with this guy. You want to be the best? You play the best and beat them. Obviously his goal isn’t a NC at WVU. And THAT is why it’s time that he hits the road.
I would say it's stayed the same his entire 6 years. A .500 coach. Had Dana stayed we would still be going nowhere fast. Needs to be a move made this year or next. Prefer it be this year. Even if by some strange way they keep him after a 6-6 season they should make some assistant coaching changes. But who would want to come here to work on a thin ice HC staff.I agree. Unless he drastically pulls it together, changes his style and beats some top 25 teams this year, it’s past time to make a change. The program is stale, boring, and underachieving. The numbers don’t lie. Going into year 6, is the program better, the same, or worse since Brown took over? It’s definitely not better. And it’s debatable if it’s the same or worse than the day Holgorsen left. My personal opinion is worse, but it could go either way of the same or worse. At least Holgorsen had some exciting moments and could beat ranked teams.
Who's Neil?So I saw where Neil wants to get out the Alabama series. What a display of confidence from our manly coach 😆 🤣
If we don't end this ridiculous experiment, we will be looking at a move to the MAC just to try and stay competitive at all.
I agree 100%. This dude doesn't have a winning attitude at all. It's sad. No confidence at all and like you say, his goal isn't an NC obviously, and that disqualifies him. He is not a B12 level coach at all. Not even close.
If we keep Brown much longer, we will be 2-3 win a year coach. The climb has been back down the ladder for this program. Opponents on levels we would once would take for granted as sure wins, are now dog fights and often losses. There is never a game going in that I feel we can win. Every team on the schedule can realistically beat us. While we churned it out Saturday against Albany, let’s not forget they were literally on the WVU goal line ready to punch it in to get within single digits. And now Brown wants to water down the schedule because Alabama is too tough. Stick with this guy, and this program is done.I would say it's stayed the same his entire 6 years. A .500 coach. Had Dana stayed we would still be going nowhere fast. Needs to be a move wemade this year or next. Prefer it be this year. Even if by some strange way they keep him after a 6-6 season they should make some assistant coaching changes. But who would want to come here to work on a thin ice HC staff.