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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 131672209" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Just looking at the data.Literally Brown has only defeated 4 teams ever to date in the conference.&nbsp; Didn't win a road game last year&nbsp; so to think he will defeat all of TCU, Baylor, K State and Kansas on the road is overly optimistic.TCU is bound to be better.&nbsp; Kansas probably won't be.&nbsp; Baylor is always a tough game for WVU and its there.&nbsp; K State lost to WVU but did beat OU--hard to pick that one but again its over there.Which of these teams do you see victory from?&nbsp; I see Kansas.&nbsp; The others could go either way.Brown has never defeated Texas, OU, Texas Tech, OK State or ISU.&nbsp; OU and ISU are supposed to be tops of the league again with Texas close behind.&nbsp; UT's new coach will be much more aggressive defensively and offensively too.&nbsp; OK State pretty much has WVU's number under Brown (and even before).&nbsp; Texas Tech is probably the best bet, but they handled Brown and co last year with a backup QB so....VT is always a tough out.&nbsp; Maryland could be a win, but usually play very tough in their first few games as Texas found out twice recently.With 17 players leaving there are bound to be lots of holes in WVUs depth, it is hard to find lots of wins on paper.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 131672209, member: 1428007"] Just looking at the data. Literally Brown has only defeated 4 teams ever to date in the conference. Didn't win a road game last year so to think he will defeat all of TCU, Baylor, K State and Kansas on the road is overly optimistic. TCU is bound to be better. Kansas probably won't be. Baylor is always a tough game for WVU and its there. K State lost to WVU but did beat OU--hard to pick that one but again its over there. Which of these teams do you see victory from? I see Kansas. The others could go either way. Brown has never defeated Texas, OU, Texas Tech, OK State or ISU. OU and ISU are supposed to be tops of the league again with Texas close behind. UT's new coach will be much more aggressive defensively and offensively too. OK State pretty much has WVU's number under Brown (and even before). Texas Tech is probably the best bet, but they handled Brown and co last year with a backup QB so.... VT is always a tough out. Maryland could be a win, but usually play very tough in their first few games as Texas found out twice recently. With 17 players leaving there are bound to be lots of holes in WVUs depth, it is hard to find lots of wins on paper. [/QUOTE]

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