I look at everything objectively. I pick stocks, funds, etc based on Rate of Return and P/E ratio. I do the same thing on the WVU football I watch.
If WVU runs the table and Grier gets big publicity for the Heisman (probably already engraved Tua's name on it sine has more TDs than incompletions), maybe Spavital gets a HC interview. I wouldn't count on it based on his current resume. It ain't all that. I don't see it. I'd take bets he's not a HC in 2019 at the college game.
As for Weeden, Wheaton, Weed Eater, Wannstedt, Whatever.
I don't follow the NFL anymore but I watched Wheaton in Cleveland, Dallas, & Houston. There's a reason he's been let go 3 times. He's not that good. I don't even know where he's at now cause I have not watched the NFL in years.
As for Grier, he clearly has the best arm and understanding of the game at WVU since Bulger and probably more so since Grier doesn't have an Amos standing next to him to hand the ball off to. He doesn't have a Soloman Page on the Oline either to cover his backside either.
I saw what happened after the 2nd qtr in the Texas game last year. WVU really stunk bad. It was embarrassing. It was like the Indianapolis Colts after losing Peyton Manning except we were not tanking to get Andrew Luck. That's my big knock on Spavital. He isn't an adjuster to what he has to work with to win. Dana even with Skylar Howard won 10 games by realizing I have to run (turn into a Ground Chuck type offense at times) and be more balanced.
Jimmy McElwain has to be cursing himself every time he looks in the mirror in An Arbor for believing he was that good of a coach to essentially run off an NFL QB like Will Grier with what's his name & WTF was he throwing to as the replacements in a pitiful SEC Least.
