Mountaineerlegion
Active Member
WVA will sell out on the run trying to force Kenny Hill to beat us through the air, but the problem with that is he won't need the deep ball to beat defenses given our weapons at WR and the way the OLine has been playing (obviously the Morris injury might change that a bit).
Assessing Olines is difficult but WVU has allowed 5 sacks and TCU has allowed 6. TCU is averaging 232 rushing Yds/G, WVU is averaging 231. By itself these mean nothing but there isn't much empirical data for Olines.
I'm curious why you think your receiving corps will be a difference maker other than quantity of receivers perhaps...
Big 12 Receiving Leaders Yds/G
4 Gary Jennings WVU JR WR 109.5
7 David Sills V WVU JR WR 99.0
15 Marcus Simms WVU SO WR 70.3
21 Ka’Raun White WVU SR WR 52.3
34 Desmon White TCU SR WR 37.8
34 Jalen Reagor TCU FR WR 37.8
37 KaVontae Turpin TCU JR WR 34.8
44 John Diarse TCU SR WR 25.3
44 Shaun Nixon TCU JR WR 25.3
47 Kenedy Snell TCU FR RB 22.8
The receiving game could depend on opposing teams' secondaries...
Big 12 Passing Defenses Yds/G Given Up
4 West Virginia 225.0
5 TCU 229.0
Just looking for your thoughts, not trying to pick a fight.