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<blockquote data-quote="KingCoal" data-source="post: 131770193" data-attributes="member: 1975572"><p>I'd be interested to see whether you made similar posts during the season.&nbsp; Nobody said that he was an NBA player, and that's far from the point.&nbsp; You posted that he was a &quot;minimal factor in big competition games,&quot; which is b.s.&nbsp; Was Gonzaga any good?&nbsp; He had 18 points and 15 rebounds vs. the Zags.&nbsp; How about at Oklahoma State? Culver scored 22 points and pulled down 19 rebounds.&nbsp; You don't win that game without him.&nbsp; How about that home game vs. the Sooners?&nbsp; 29 and 14 okay with you?&nbsp; He also had a 19 and 9 game in a home win vs. Kansas. WVU got way more out of this guy--who was a personal train wreck in high school--than anybody could have reasonably expected, but you guys are killing him, anyway.&nbsp; Y'all should be happy with his big contribution to the WVU program, and that Huggins' risk on a very troubled kid paid off for the Old Gold &amp; Blue.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KingCoal, post: 131770193, member: 1975572"] I'd be interested to see whether you made similar posts during the season. Nobody said that he was an NBA player, and that's far from the point. You posted that he was a "minimal factor in big competition games," which is b.s. Was Gonzaga any good? He had 18 points and 15 rebounds vs. the Zags. How about at Oklahoma State? Culver scored 22 points and pulled down 19 rebounds. You don't win that game without him. How about that home game vs. the Sooners? 29 and 14 okay with you? He also had a 19 and 9 game in a home win vs. Kansas. WVU got way more out of this guy--who was a personal train wreck in high school--than anybody could have reasonably expected, but you guys are killing him, anyway. Y'all should be happy with his big contribution to the WVU program, and that Huggins' risk on a very troubled kid paid off for the Old Gold & Blue. [/QUOTE]

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