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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132011504" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Let's clear up some more LIES the trolls are trying to keep up.Bowls.&nbsp; Dana Holgorsen won as many or more bowls at WVU than EVERY coach save Don Nehlen who has 1 or 2 more bowl wins than Holgorsen.Holgorsen has more bowl wins at WVU than Brown.Holgorsen also won more games at WVU than any coach except for Don Nehlen, but against the toughest schedules ever faced by a coach at WVU--meaning more highly ranked teams and more top ten, top five teams.Holgorsen had ONE losing season, (Brown matched that year one) which led to him having the average number of wins per season that historically WVU has.&nbsp; Brown is far below that average.&nbsp; Holgorsen's last several years he average 8 wins per year which is far above WVUs historical average.Holgorsen had players he brought in in EVERY year of his coaching.&nbsp; He didn't ever win with &quot;someone else's players&quot; anymore than any coach in his first season.&nbsp; Year one was a MIX of Holgorsen recruits and the previous coaches recruits, yet he won with the players that remained at a better clip than the other coach ever could, won the conference and CRUSHED Clemson in a history breaking fashion.&nbsp; Holgorsen did this, Stewart didn't and Brown can't sniff either of their jocks.Holgorsen not only built WVU into averaging far better than its historical average, he had WVU whipping Clemson&nbsp; year one --a team HE coached all year, and in his final season, had WVU 4 pts from playing for a BIG 12 championship.&nbsp; Brown has WVU competing for last place with Kansas each year.If Brown continues on at WVU for two more seasons, then one would expect a major turnaround in on field success this season.&nbsp; Otherwise WVU will be a G5 level program with multiple losing records long into the future.&nbsp; If more realignment occurs and Brown is still killing WVU football, one can expect WVU to be left at the altar while even some of the new additions move on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 132011504, member: 1428007"] Let's clear up some more LIES the trolls are trying to keep up. Bowls. Dana Holgorsen won as many or more bowls at WVU than EVERY coach save Don Nehlen who has 1 or 2 more bowl wins than Holgorsen. Holgorsen has more bowl wins at WVU than Brown. Holgorsen also won more games at WVU than any coach except for Don Nehlen, but against the toughest schedules ever faced by a coach at WVU--meaning more highly ranked teams and more top ten, top five teams. Holgorsen had ONE losing season, (Brown matched that year one) which led to him having the average number of wins per season that historically WVU has. Brown is far below that average. Holgorsen's last several years he average 8 wins per year which is far above WVUs historical average. Holgorsen had players he brought in in EVERY year of his coaching. He didn't ever win with "someone else's players" anymore than any coach in his first season. Year one was a MIX of Holgorsen recruits and the previous coaches recruits, yet he won with the players that remained at a better clip than the other coach ever could, won the conference and CRUSHED Clemson in a history breaking fashion. Holgorsen did this, Stewart didn't and Brown can't sniff either of their jocks. Holgorsen not only built WVU into averaging far better than its historical average, he had WVU whipping Clemson year one --a team HE coached all year, and in his final season, had WVU 4 pts from playing for a BIG 12 championship. Brown has WVU competing for last place with Kansas each year. If Brown continues on at WVU for two more seasons, then one would expect a major turnaround in on field success this season. Otherwise WVU will be a G5 level program with multiple losing records long into the future. If more realignment occurs and Brown is still killing WVU football, one can expect WVU to be left at the altar while even some of the new additions move on. [/QUOTE]

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