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<blockquote data-quote="The Bell Tolls for Thee" data-source="post: 131672088" data-attributes="member: 1812660"><p>Stewarts biggest problem was loyalty to assistants to a fault.&nbsp; When you have a defense that gives up less than 13 points a game in Big East play yet you don't win the conference, it's obvious the offense is a problem.&nbsp; Hell, last years WVU offense could've won the Big East in the late 2000's if all they needed to do was clear 13 points per game.&nbsp; Stew refused to recognize it despite having most of the roster of players that eventually dropped 70 in the Orange Bowl.&nbsp; That's when it became apparent that he wasn't likely to field a championship level team.&nbsp; The move on from Stew was necessary and it did really only take 3 years to learn that.&nbsp;&nbsp; Moving on was the right move even though it turned out Holgorsen was more of a lateral move than vertical.&nbsp; Jump ahead 11 years and moving on from Holgorsen was the right move even if Brown doesn't turn out much better.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The Bell Tolls for Thee, post: 131672088, member: 1812660"] Stewarts biggest problem was loyalty to assistants to a fault. When you have a defense that gives up less than 13 points a game in Big East play yet you don't win the conference, it's obvious the offense is a problem. Hell, last years WVU offense could've won the Big East in the late 2000's if all they needed to do was clear 13 points per game. Stew refused to recognize it despite having most of the roster of players that eventually dropped 70 in the Orange Bowl. That's when it became apparent that he wasn't likely to field a championship level team. The move on from Stew was necessary and it did really only take 3 years to learn that. Moving on was the right move even though it turned out Holgorsen was more of a lateral move than vertical. Jump ahead 11 years and moving on from Holgorsen was the right move even if Brown doesn't turn out much better. [/QUOTE]

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