wbgv.wordpress.com - 11/10/2008
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Sometimes we’re Texas Tech with 5 wideouts, sometimes we’re channeling 1970 in a single receiver, double tight end, I set, sometimes, we run fully loaded shotgun, sometimes we run half the team in motion. But everytime, we suck.
Offensive identity? “Bread and ...
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Unverified Voracity Is Experienced
mgoblog —
... are only a block away from the stadium. My sister was totally unaware tailgating even took place. I was a little disappointed with the lack of howling banshees in the upper deck at the LSU-Auburn game, but Texas appears to take apathy to a level even beyond that you might find at a Michigan-Indiana game. Etc.: MVictors purchased some game notes from Michigan coaches on the 2006 Iowa game. West Virginia fans… eh… not so happy.
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THIS MOMENT IN GREAT BLOG ANGUISH…
EDSBS —
…is brought to you by WBGV, who opines on the bizarre offensive mutations of the formerly unstoppable Firecouchbone:
Do we not scout? Do we not have a gameplan? Do we not know what the other team is going to do and how to react? Do we not practice during the week and prepare?
West Virginia’s fans are prepared, at least.
Ahh, the undeniable cri de coueur of a fan stuck in post-greatness coaching comedown. The fun for West Virginia fans looking for statistical poo to throw at their coaches is only ...
Profiles in Disillusion: How Penn State's loss makes Michigan State the biggest loser
Dr. Saturday —
... Gazette was disappointed to see such a stirring comeback wasted in overtime and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette was straightforward about what has to happen for West Virginia to win the Big East after its home loss Saturday to new, surprise conference frontrunner Cincinnati. The Mountaineer blogs, on the other hand, were more to the point:
That's WVU offensive coordinator Jeff Mullen, and West By God Virginia would like to see him fired, please:
Sometimes we’re Texas Tech with 5 wideouts, ...
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Wanna thank Shawn Vroom Vroom for covering for me yesterday.
Thanks big guy...
The Big East is either up, down or wildly balanced.
How else can anyone explain three-win Rutgers beating Pitt - 54-34 - like a drum on its home field ...
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Here's the latest BCS Top 25 for Week 11. I'm also going to list the remaining games for those on the poll as well as who they beat this past week, too.
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