For those who were unhappy with the WVU defense in the 2nd half when Texas Tech made its comeback after being down by 25 points:
After facing 36 TT offensive snaps in the first half, the WVU defense had to endure 55 snaps in the 2nd half. That’s 53% more plays to be on the field!
4 WVU defenders left the field after being shaken up and lost playing time.
The fresh WVU defense in the first half allowed only 15 plays on the first four Texas Tech possessions. A tiring WVU defense in the 2nd half allowed drives of 11, 12 and 9 plays for 17 points. That’s most twice as many TT plays as in the first four drives of the first half.
That’s on the WVU offense, which got off the field way too often and way too quickly, subjecting the WVU defense to a quicksand of exhaustion.
Both sides of the ball owe it to the other side to help their teammates by holding up their end of the bargain. The WVU offense, by taking the 2nd half off while patting itself on the back for the first half blowout, did the WVU defense a great disservice.
Keith Washington outscored the WVU offense in the second half. The WVU offense scored NO points in the second half. For one of the 3 best offenses in the country, that cannot be allowed to happen again.
This team is capable of winning the Big 12. But it has to do it on the field. The offense was a great, great disappointment in the second half after being a fantastic performer in the first half.
M agnificent Grier passes shredded Tennessee, 40-14
O verhelmed drenched Youngstown, 52-17
U nable to play North Carolina State because of Hurricane Florence
N asty defense against Kansas State, 35-6
T errific, then timid on offense against Texas Tech, 42-34
A nnihilate Kansas
I ncinerate Iowa State
N ail Baylor
E rectile dysfunction Texas
E lectrify TCU
R eam Oklahoma State
S laughter Oklahoma
After facing 36 TT offensive snaps in the first half, the WVU defense had to endure 55 snaps in the 2nd half. That’s 53% more plays to be on the field!
4 WVU defenders left the field after being shaken up and lost playing time.
The fresh WVU defense in the first half allowed only 15 plays on the first four Texas Tech possessions. A tiring WVU defense in the 2nd half allowed drives of 11, 12 and 9 plays for 17 points. That’s most twice as many TT plays as in the first four drives of the first half.
That’s on the WVU offense, which got off the field way too often and way too quickly, subjecting the WVU defense to a quicksand of exhaustion.
Both sides of the ball owe it to the other side to help their teammates by holding up their end of the bargain. The WVU offense, by taking the 2nd half off while patting itself on the back for the first half blowout, did the WVU defense a great disservice.
Keith Washington outscored the WVU offense in the second half. The WVU offense scored NO points in the second half. For one of the 3 best offenses in the country, that cannot be allowed to happen again.
This team is capable of winning the Big 12. But it has to do it on the field. The offense was a great, great disappointment in the second half after being a fantastic performer in the first half.
M agnificent Grier passes shredded Tennessee, 40-14
O verhelmed drenched Youngstown, 52-17
U nable to play North Carolina State because of Hurricane Florence
N asty defense against Kansas State, 35-6
T errific, then timid on offense against Texas Tech, 42-34
A nnihilate Kansas
I ncinerate Iowa State
N ail Baylor
E rectile dysfunction Texas
E lectrify TCU
R eam Oklahoma State
S laughter Oklahoma