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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 131671870" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Yeah, and all the other players DH brought in.Brown inherited the same situation nearly everyone does.&nbsp; Lots of players gone from the previous year.&nbsp; Brown brought in multiple players his first two years. Including QB and produced 5 wins--one eked out over an FCS squad and one eked out over Kansas.&nbsp; Most of the production he had two years running was from players DH brought in.In the 2018 bowl multiple players opted out, some a week or two before the game. They started a QB that never started a game at WVU, played without key offensive and defensive players and many seeing their first starting action and they still stayed with a top 15 team they were unfamiliar with into the fourth quarter in a bowl.Brown added his own picks to those players, pushed many from the previous staff away and managed 5 wins and the worst rushing attack in college football.There's no reason to move goalposts.&nbsp; Brown is what he is.&nbsp; Two 5 win campaigns--2nd one saved by canceling the OU game so he didn't finish with a losing season.The worst rushing attack year one, one of the worst receiving games in all of college football yr two.Multiple players leaving --even the ones he brought in. Second worst coach in WVUs history so far.And an extension that calls into question what the plan for football is at WVU.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 131671870, member: 1428007"] Yeah, and all the other players DH brought in. Brown inherited the same situation nearly everyone does. Lots of players gone from the previous year. Brown brought in multiple players his first two years. Including QB and produced 5 wins--one eked out over an FCS squad and one eked out over Kansas. Most of the production he had two years running was from players DH brought in. In the 2018 bowl multiple players opted out, some a week or two before the game. They started a QB that never started a game at WVU, played without key offensive and defensive players and many seeing their first starting action and they still stayed with a top 15 team they were unfamiliar with into the fourth quarter in a bowl. Brown added his own picks to those players, pushed many from the previous staff away and managed 5 wins and the worst rushing attack in college football. There's no reason to move goalposts. Brown is what he is. Two 5 win campaigns--2nd one saved by canceling the OU game so he didn't finish with a losing season. The worst rushing attack year one, one of the worst receiving games in all of college football yr two. Multiple players leaving --even the ones he brought in. Second worst coach in WVUs history so far. And an extension that calls into question what the plan for football is at WVU. [/QUOTE]

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