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West Virginia Completes Cycle; Mountaineers Return to Form
This is a story of West Virginia football; how it rose to prominence, faded to impertinence, and after a hiccup, is returning to relevance―all while remaining one of the most ambiguous teams in the country.
It’s safe to say that without West Virginia, the Big East wouldn’t be where it is today. That’s not a joke […]
Posted: November 6th, 2008 under steve slaton, College Football, Big East Football, WVU Football, Rich Rodriguez, Patrick White, West Virginia Football, Bill Stewart, History.
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Where Would WVU Be Under Rodriguez Today?
Five games into the 2008 season, WVU is 3-2, averaging about half as many points as it did last year and has had three straight games with its starting tailback failing to gain 100 yards.
I tossed this question out to some friends today so I’ll do the same here: What would be the current record […]
Posted: October 7th, 2008 under steve slaton, College Football, Big East Football, Noel Devine, Rich Rodriguez, Patrick White, Michigan Wolverines Football, West Virginia Football, Bill Stewart, Editorial.
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Commentators Should Practice Saying “West Virginia Speed”
For years, conventional wisdom said college speed resided only at the Florida schools, in the SEC and in certain Big 12 schools: Chiefly, Texas, Oklahoma and Nebraska (backfield only, for the Huskers). The Big 10, the Big East, the ACC—those were the conferences of thick-necked plodders, players with the build and 40-yard-dash time of Peter […]
Posted: August 7th, 2008 under steve slaton, College Football, Big East Football, WVU Football, Noel Devine, Patrick White, Bill Stewart, Editorial.
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Commentators Should Practice Saying ‘West Virginia Speed’
For years, conventional wisdom said college speed resided only at the Florida schools, in the SEC and in certain Big 12 schools: Chiefly, Texas, Oklahoma and Nebraska (backfield only, for the Huskers). The Big 10, the Big East, the ACC—those were the conferences of thick-necked plodders, players with the build and 40-yard-dash time of Peter […]
Posted: August 7th, 2008 under steve slaton, College Football, Big East Football, WVU Football, Noel Devine, Patrick White, Bill Stewart, Editorial.
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WVU football ranked #14 preseason? The outrage!
I was scanning down Mark Schlabach’s 2008 Top 25 college football teams the other day on ESPN to see where the Mountaineers fell.
Not in the Top 5. Okay, I thought, and scanned further down. Exited the Top 10. No Mountaineers. Say what? Went further down. Number 11, 12, 13…what the…? I whizzed past Mizzou, […]
Posted: February 13th, 2008 under steve slaton, College Football, Big East Football, WVU Football, Noel Devine, Patrick White.
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WVU-Syracuse: Lessons from the South Florida Autopsy
West Virginia travels to Syracuse to play l'Orange in the Carrier Dome on Saturday.
Statistically speaking, Syracuse is one of the worst teams in the NCAA. In particular, they're dreadful against the run—which WVU typically excels at.
In last year's victory over Syracuse, WVU QB Pat White ran for 247 yards and four TDs. Coach Rich […]
Posted: October 6th, 2007 under steve slaton, College Football, Big East Football, WVU Football, NCAA, South Florida Bulls Football, Syracuse Football, Rich Rodriguez, Patrick White.
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Qualk Talk: Week Five College FB Matchups
After a long week of work and school, I'm ready for a great weekend of college football!
As always, there are some very intriguing games on the schedule. However, the depth that was so evident last week just isn't there this week.
In the games that do matter, though, there are some key matchups that will make […]
Posted: September 29th, 2007 under steve slaton, College Football, WVU Football, Noel Devine, South Florida Bulls Football, Patrick White, Florida Gators Football, South Carolina Football, Auburn Football, Mississippi State Football, Clemson Football, Georgia Tech Football, Wisconsin Badgers Football, Penn State Football, Michigan State Football, Illinois Fighting Illini Football, Cal Bears Football, Oregon Ducks Football, PJ Hill, DeSean Jackson, Nate Longshore, Mike Hart, Cullen Harper.
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