WVU and a Brown out?
- Thread starter Saboteur II
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You had 50 years to learn how to spell Coliseum.
Yeah things are going really well. I have not noticed some of the WVU fans who used to frequent us with their backhanded compliments.
"The coach has favorites," isn't exactly a new reason to hate a coach but it's kind of funny that someone said it out loud.
Whatever the price is to keep this going is worth it.
I'm one of the few who hasn't entered the portal down here in Morgantown.I want all you Pitters to know "I still hate Pitt!"
It’s obvious WV is recruiting more intelligent Student-Athletes. They are smart enough to get out of that dump as soon as possible.
I just wanted to see if anyone was paying attention...I was in a hurry
Just playing you.
I would be interested in hearing some WVU perspective. Losing so many WR's has to be worrisome. I have no idea if Brown is really a problem or not -- we all know that this crap can be seeded by a wealthy alumni -- but it is pretty weird that for all of the good recruiting he's done, guys are quick to leave.
Nobody seems to be able to get a handle on it. I don't understand it. For instance, a guy like Reece Smith. A possession receiver with great hands and he leaves when the other top three just left. Doesn't make any sense for him to leave. He's certainly not leaving for more NIL. We just lost a top def lineman in Jordan Jefferson. He'd be a top guy next year with Stills graduating. No one seems to know what to make of why he can't win any where near what he did at Troy.
I was reading this morning that the WR coach might jump to Liberty. Wondered if him leaving made a lot of guys want to move on.
Not sure because collectively, those guys would catch everything in sight then the next game, they all would drop balls. It was strange. I know a lot of fans would like the DB coach gone but there's more than one. One thing is for sure, that new group that replaced all those transfers could not figure out zone defense. When we pressured the ball and made them play man to man, we looked like a regular team. But in zone, when they had to think on which way to go and who to cover, receivers were WIDE open.
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