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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 131834801" data-attributes="member: 1428007">He COACHED more games than anyone but Nehlen.&nbsp; But it was against the toughest schedules WVU had ever faced as well.&nbsp; Nice of you to leave that part out.&nbsp; Much like you left out that after winning the lesser Big East without Miami, VT, etc., and crushing Clemson, he had to move WVU into an entirely new conference with much better level of play and play a round robin every year.AND with a depleted roster from the previous staff that took not only years to get the numbers back up, but also had to recruit for an entirely different level and style of play.And he still won more games than anyone but Nehlen AND last five years was well above WVUs historical average for # of wins and never went below that avg number (7) his entire time--whereas Brown hasn't come close to WVUs average number of wins and certainly hasn't come close to exceeding it as Holgorsen did.Facts matter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 131834801, member: 1428007"] He COACHED more games than anyone but Nehlen. But it was against the toughest schedules WVU had ever faced as well. Nice of you to leave that part out. Much like you left out that after winning the lesser Big East without Miami, VT, etc., and crushing Clemson, he had to move WVU into an entirely new conference with much better level of play and play a round robin every year. AND with a depleted roster from the previous staff that took not only years to get the numbers back up, but also had to recruit for an entirely different level and style of play. And he still won more games than anyone but Nehlen AND last five years was well above WVUs historical average for # of wins and never went below that avg number (7) his entire time--whereas Brown hasn't come close to WVUs average number of wins and certainly hasn't come close to exceeding it as Holgorsen did. Facts matter. [/QUOTE]

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