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<blockquote data-quote="doneagain" data-source="post: 131090746" data-attributes="member: 1396145">That is why I think the games being in Morgantown will be significant, plus we will have a returning QB and the coaching staff will have an off-season with the team where they aren’t teaching the team how they want their offseason to go. The process is established, so now they can focus on the actual work. Everyone knows everyone now, unlike last offseason when everyone was trying to figure out who each other were.As for Baylor, in Waco with a team that is playing for the conference championship, they beat us by 3. We had 347 sacks against their offensive line.&nbsp; If we generate any kind of offense in that game, we win. But, we didn’t and we didn’t.I am not worried about Baylor. We match up well with them and we should be better next year. Not sure they are gonna improve much over this year. We have nothing but room for improvement.As for ISU, they were only up by 7 going into the 4th, and it was tied at the end of 2. We did more to blow the game up for ISU in the 4th than they did.We might lose to both schools next year, but we will have an experienced set of receivers and 2 QBs with starting experience and a more experienced defense, on top of playing in Morgantown, so I think the odds will favor us next year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doneagain, post: 131090746, member: 1396145"] That is why I think the games being in Morgantown will be significant, plus we will have a returning QB and the coaching staff will have an off-season with the team where they aren’t teaching the team how they want their offseason to go. The process is established, so now they can focus on the actual work. Everyone knows everyone now, unlike last offseason when everyone was trying to figure out who each other were. As for Baylor, in Waco with a team that is playing for the conference championship, they beat us by 3. We had 347 sacks against their offensive line. If we generate any kind of offense in that game, we win. But, we didn’t and we didn’t. I am not worried about Baylor. We match up well with them and we should be better next year. Not sure they are gonna improve much over this year. We have nothing but room for improvement. As for ISU, they were only up by 7 going into the 4th, and it was tied at the end of 2. We did more to blow the game up for ISU in the 4th than they did. We might lose to both schools next year, but we will have an experienced set of receivers and 2 QBs with starting experience and a more experienced defense, on top of playing in Morgantown, so I think the odds will favor us next year. [/QUOTE]

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