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<blockquote data-quote="The Bell Tolls for Thee" data-source="post: 132560906" data-attributes="member: 1812660"><p>It is the biggest play for the game, but a mostly irrelevant play for the season.&nbsp; Sure an ugly win is better than a pretty loss.&nbsp; But regardless of the outcome of that play, the fact that the whole game came down to that play shows that WVU hasn't really improved much from the start of the season nor from last season to this season.&nbsp; WVU is still the team that got crushed by Penn State and barely slipped by bad Pitt and hobbled TTU.&nbsp; WVU is not the ascending team that beat TCU on the road.&nbsp; Unless we start winning games against all other opponents, not named Oklahoma, on the schedule easily, it will be hard to say that any improvement in W-L record from last year is NOT due to the dumbed down competition.&nbsp; And by easily I mean that a win for WVU is not in any serious doubt by midway through the 4th quarter while staying that way until the end.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The Bell Tolls for Thee, post: 132560906, member: 1812660"] It is the biggest play for the game, but a mostly irrelevant play for the season. Sure an ugly win is better than a pretty loss. But regardless of the outcome of that play, the fact that the whole game came down to that play shows that WVU hasn't really improved much from the start of the season nor from last season to this season. WVU is still the team that got crushed by Penn State and barely slipped by bad Pitt and hobbled TTU. WVU is not the ascending team that beat TCU on the road. Unless we start winning games against all other opponents, not named Oklahoma, on the schedule easily, it will be hard to say that any improvement in W-L record from last year is NOT due to the dumbed down competition. And by easily I mean that a win for WVU is not in any serious doubt by midway through the 4th quarter while staying that way until the end. [/QUOTE]

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