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<blockquote data-quote="Charleston Mountie" data-source="post: 129583303" data-attributes="member: 1427666">His records do not support an evaluation of good in any reasonable manner. However, it is true, that reflection often puts things in perspective, it is not necessary in this case. Dana is a decent coach and is above his level of ability as his efforts support. He is a fine OC and would be a good G5 HC, but he is out of his element as a HC at the P5 level.His best season on his own was his opening year and it was filled with extremes:He lost to a Syracuse team that would record the WVU win as its only conference win.He lost to a Louisville team that was 4-4 when WVU played them and they had lost to Marshall and Florida freaking International.He lost to #2 LSU, which is no shame and then coached one game in which his skills seemed to be on display in beating Clemson.Since that odd year, he amassed a dismal record that only once broke 500 in conference play in the Big-12. That is not a good performance in any rational judgment in the sport.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charleston Mountie, post: 129583303, member: 1427666"] His records do not support an evaluation of good in any reasonable manner. However, it is true, that reflection often puts things in perspective, it is not necessary in this case. Dana is a decent coach and is above his level of ability as his efforts support. He is a fine OC and would be a good G5 HC, but he is out of his element as a HC at the P5 level. His best season on his own was his opening year and it was filled with extremes: He lost to a Syracuse team that would record the WVU win as its only conference win. He lost to a Louisville team that was 4-4 when WVU played them and they had lost to Marshall and Florida [B][I][U]freaking[/U][/I][/B] International. He lost to #2 LSU, which is no shame and then coached one game in which his skills seemed to be on display in beating Clemson. Since that odd year, he amassed a dismal record that only once broke 500 in conference play in the Big-12. That is not a good performance in any rational judgment in the sport. [/QUOTE]

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