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<blockquote data-quote="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals" data-source="post: 131693987" data-attributes="member: 1759980">People love to throw around the term &quot;mediocrity.&quot; What is it? 4-8? 6-6? 8-4? 10-2 but no national title? YOU tell me the &quot;mediocrity&quot; season in your mind then we can have a discussion. Don Nehlen averaged 7-4 for 21 seasons. Is that &quot;mediocrity.&quot; Which of these coaches exemplify mediocrity?Best winning percentages at WVU:1.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Clarence “Doc” Spears 80.8%2.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Bill Stewart 70%.3.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Rich Rodriguez 69.8%4.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Jim Carlen 64.6%.5.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Bobby Bowden 61.8%. 6.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Don Nehlen 61.4%7.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Art “Pappy” Lewis 60.2%.8.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Dana Holgorsen 59.8%Put your neck on the line. Be specific, not general or obfuscating. Then we'll talk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals, post: 131693987, member: 1759980"] People love to throw around the term "mediocrity." What is it? 4-8? 6-6? 8-4? 10-2 but no national title? YOU tell me the "mediocrity" season in your mind then we can have a discussion. Don Nehlen averaged 7-4 for 21 seasons. Is that "mediocrity." Which of these coaches exemplify mediocrity? Best winning percentages at WVU: 1. Clarence “Doc” Spears 80.8% 2. Bill Stewart 70%. 3. Rich Rodriguez 69.8% 4. Jim Carlen 64.6%. 5. Bobby Bowden 61.8%. 6. Don Nehlen 61.4% 7. Art “Pappy” Lewis 60.2%. 8. Dana Holgorsen 59.8% Put your neck on the line. Be specific, not general or obfuscating. Then we'll talk. [/QUOTE]

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