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<blockquote data-quote="Volatility_rivals135605" data-source="post: 131819026" data-attributes="member: 1476288"><p>Dana H went 4-8 in his 3rd year.</p><p>Matt Campbell went 7-6 in his 4th year</p><p>Dabo Swinney went 6-7 om his 3rd year before turning Clemson on an upward trajectory</p><p></p><p>If Dana had been recruiting in the 20s or 30s every year, or even if NB walked into a normal/average WVU roster, my expectations would be a bit higher, but he didnt. He took over a complete trash can, an utter disaster.</p><p></p><p>2.3 years is not enough time for the magnitude of change required. Any attachment to Brown or this staff, logically analyzing this roster the past 2.3 years, I truly dont know who could have done much better..</p><p>Its too early to feel strongly either way. Just like I said for those who wanted DH fired after the disastrous 2012 BIg12 fall apart and even worse 2013. </p><p></p><p>Im not a fan of hiring + firing coaches after 3-4 years. It takes more time then that to fully integrate a coach's culture, foundation, scheme, recruit scheme specific, develop them, etc. </p><p></p><p>We'll see how good Brown is when he walks out onto the field and every player on the team was his recruit. Until then, we just want to see signs of improvement. Sometimes, like with Dabo, you can even take a step back, before you take that big break-out step forward. Time will tell if Brown shakes out, I think he will, but either way he deserves enough time & support to see what he can do.</p><p></p><p>Programs that cave to fanbase impatience remain in Loserville for perpetuity, I mean..... Tenn, Auburn, Miami, USC, Texas, Ole Miss, FSU, Michigan(Not as bad as others here), Nebraska, etc etc.... Its a downward cycle that is incredibly difficult to claw out of... </p><p></p><p>Brown is proving he can recruit at WVU, which is a significant compliment and not easy to do... That is a very significant % of the cookbook, lets see how he does when hes not restricted from a talent, experience, or depth perspective. If year 6 ends and we are still a 7 win team with no strong signs of breaking through, Ill be the first to say its time to start looking for quality options. Until then, the best thing we can do as fans is to support this staff, our players, & Donate to the MAC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Volatility_rivals135605, post: 131819026, member: 1476288"] Dana H went 4-8 in his 3rd year. Matt Campbell went 7-6 in his 4th year Dabo Swinney went 6-7 om his 3rd year before turning Clemson on an upward trajectory If Dana had been recruiting in the 20s or 30s every year, or even if NB walked into a normal/average WVU roster, my expectations would be a bit higher, but he didnt. He took over a complete trash can, an utter disaster. 2.3 years is not enough time for the magnitude of change required. Any attachment to Brown or this staff, logically analyzing this roster the past 2.3 years, I truly dont know who could have done much better.. Its too early to feel strongly either way. Just like I said for those who wanted DH fired after the disastrous 2012 BIg12 fall apart and even worse 2013. Im not a fan of hiring + firing coaches after 3-4 years. It takes more time then that to fully integrate a coach's culture, foundation, scheme, recruit scheme specific, develop them, etc. We'll see how good Brown is when he walks out onto the field and every player on the team was his recruit. Until then, we just want to see signs of improvement. Sometimes, like with Dabo, you can even take a step back, before you take that big break-out step forward. Time will tell if Brown shakes out, I think he will, but either way he deserves enough time & support to see what he can do. Programs that cave to fanbase impatience remain in Loserville for perpetuity, I mean..... Tenn, Auburn, Miami, USC, Texas, Ole Miss, FSU, Michigan(Not as bad as others here), Nebraska, etc etc.... Its a downward cycle that is incredibly difficult to claw out of... Brown is proving he can recruit at WVU, which is a significant compliment and not easy to do... That is a very significant % of the cookbook, lets see how he does when hes not restricted from a talent, experience, or depth perspective. If year 6 ends and we are still a 7 win team with no strong signs of breaking through, Ill be the first to say its time to start looking for quality options. Until then, the best thing we can do as fans is to support this staff, our players, & Donate to the MAC. [/QUOTE]
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