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<blockquote data-quote="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals" data-source="post: 131922550" data-attributes="member: 1759980">Minnesota had 358 yards compared to WVU’s Leddie Brown-less 206 including SIX total yards in the first quarter. WVU had 66 rushing yards, about half what Leddie averaged for the season.WVU offensive line couldn’t stop coeds and grandmothers from sacking the QB. Doege has a minus 22 yards. He compounds the problem, as he has all season, by hanging onto the ball too long, helping the sackmeisters do their job.WVU defense faced a short field most of the game, thanks to the inept WVU offense. But key turnovers blunted what would have been a rout.WVU punts 7 times to Minnesota’s 3. Just couldn’t get anything going.In 3 seasons, Coach Neal Brown has gone 5-7, 6-4 and 6-7. That’s 17-18, not even 50% winning percentage.Dana Holgersen was 21-17 in his first 3 seasons, Bill Stewart 28-12, Rich Rodriguez 20-18, Don Nehlen 24-12. You have to go back to Frank Cignetti, who was 12-21, to find a WVU coach was a worst 3-season start for the Mountaineers. And Cignetti was in the 1970s, FIFTY YEARS AGO! So Neal Brown has the worst 3-year start in a HALF-CENTURY. How can anyone defend THAT?Bobby Bowden was 23-11 for his first 3 seasons at WVU. Jim Carlen was 15-12-3. That makies Neal Brown the 2nd-worst 3-season WVU season in SIXTY YEARS.Let the excuses tsunami begin! Yeah, Buttheads, step forward!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals, post: 131922550, member: 1759980"] Minnesota had 358 yards compared to WVU’s Leddie Brown-less 206 including SIX total yards in the first quarter. WVU had 66 rushing yards, about half what Leddie averaged for the season. WVU offensive line couldn’t stop coeds and grandmothers from sacking the QB. Doege has a minus 22 yards. He compounds the problem, as he has all season, by hanging onto the ball too long, helping the sackmeisters do their job. WVU defense faced a short field most of the game, thanks to the inept WVU offense. But key turnovers blunted what would have been a rout. WVU punts 7 times to Minnesota’s 3. Just couldn’t get anything going. In 3 seasons, Coach Neal Brown has gone 5-7, 6-4 and 6-7. That’s 17-18, not even 50% winning percentage. Dana Holgersen was 21-17 in his first 3 seasons, Bill Stewart 28-12, Rich Rodriguez 20-18, Don Nehlen 24-12. You have to go back to Frank Cignetti, who was 12-21, to find a WVU coach was a worst 3-season start for the Mountaineers. And Cignetti was in the 1970s, FIFTY YEARS AGO! So Neal Brown has the worst 3-year start in a HALF-CENTURY. How can anyone defend THAT? Bobby Bowden was 23-11 for his first 3 seasons at WVU. Jim Carlen was 15-12-3. That makies Neal Brown the 2nd-worst 3-season WVU season in SIXTY YEARS. Let the excuses tsunami begin! Yeah, Buttheads, step forward! [/QUOTE]

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