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<blockquote data-quote="ThePunish-EER" data-source="post: 132555986" data-attributes="member: 1428395"><p>USF was pretty good at that time. In 2007, USF rose as high as #2. You seem to have a memory problem, a failure to differentiate eras that programs succeed and fail in, a blinded hatred of a once beloved and successful WVU HC, and a failure to grasp cause and effect scenarios.&nbsp; I’ll give you the Pitt loss as horrific. Easily the worst in WVU football history. However, it was a very intense, bitter regional rivalry. Much like Texas and Oklahoma, Ohio State and Michigan, it doesn’t matter how good and bad the 2 teams are when they meet in these rivalry games.&nbsp; It’s a different game because it’s got something that both sides are very passionate about. Anyone can win at any time. Each of these games is a tossup. Again, you probably don’t know since WVU and Pitt haven’t had the backyard brawl on a yearly basis in a really long time. The last 2 years hasn’t been the same.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ThePunish-EER, post: 132555986, member: 1428395"] USF was pretty good at that time. In 2007, USF rose as high as #2. You seem to have a memory problem, a failure to differentiate eras that programs succeed and fail in, a blinded hatred of a once beloved and successful WVU HC, and a failure to grasp cause and effect scenarios. I’ll give you the Pitt loss as horrific. Easily the worst in WVU football history. However, it was a very intense, bitter regional rivalry. Much like Texas and Oklahoma, Ohio State and Michigan, it doesn’t matter how good and bad the 2 teams are when they meet in these rivalry games. It’s a different game because it’s got something that both sides are very passionate about. Anyone can win at any time. Each of these games is a tossup. Again, you probably don’t know since WVU and Pitt haven’t had the backyard brawl on a yearly basis in a really long time. The last 2 years hasn’t been the same. [/QUOTE]

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