BB, Mullen's offensive players were in the right place, at the right time, making proper decisions and made physical errors, fumbles and INTs due to hard hits, bad bounces, etc. Last year I watched the WVU defense and special teams lined up wrong, taking bad angles, making poor decisions. So far this year, I have seen the offensive line try to DT a dlineman and instead trip up the runner, Punt returners fielding punts at the five, KRs catching a KO five deep in the endzone and bring it out to the ten. I can deal with physical errors, muffed punts piss me off, but they happen, a PHYSICAL mistake. I hope you can tell the difference between the two types of bad plays. A receiver missing a catch is a physical error, a receiver running the wrong route is a mental error. Cry bullshit all you want, a physical error is OK, we hate that they happen, but these young men are playing aggressive. When MULTIPLE players make the SAME mental error, it is a lack of coaching. When several players bring it out of the endzone the coach is not doing his job, do you see the difference???
But, are you the same guy who said Mullen was building something at WVU when his offense was averaging less points in his third year in charge than the previous? The WVU offense was only a few critical TO's away from being something special?
Today, some bonehead plays and poor choices are used by you to define horrible.
I cry....
DO you REALLY want to point to a 20-16 close loss in one of the loudest, hardest to play AWAY stadiums in the country? Be sure and point out the next year when our guru couldnt stay on OUR field with them......
are you trying to prove??? Are you REALLY saying the MANY blowout losses since Holgorsen came on board are better than 3 point losses?????????
DO you REALLY want to point to a 20-16 close loss in one of the loudest, hardest to play AWAY stadiums in the country? Be sure and point out the next year when our guru couldnt stay on OUR field with them......
