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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darth_VadEER" data-source="post: 129625531" data-attributes="member: 1536653">Actually, I did touch on that and you must have ignored it.WVU's brand is stronger than ever. Increased enrollment, improving facilities, and improving recruiting are all symptoms of a strong brand, imo. We are going in a stronger direction now more than ever and our national exposure is much higher in the B12 compared to the Big East. IMO, I don't see the problem.We aren't UCF, or Memphis. Those schools need to win big, and win now because they don't really have a brand to fall back on. WVU does. We've been playing football for over 100 years, been members of two power conferences, have had great rivalries, players and teams. I don't know exactly where we fall in the college football storybook, but our place in it is a good one.Anyone in the business of college football knows WVU has a strong commitment to winning and competing. Every program has up years and down years, but WVU's commitment has always remained, and anyone with an opinion that is important in this saga already knows that.Brands are built in a couple years. Our brand is the result of DECADES of work. A couple 7-6 seasons doesn't mean much, so what exactly is it you're worried about?Baylor has been winning big recently. Would you care to have their brand right now? 5150 started this thread as another attack on DH. Remember, 5150 is part of the BS flock of followers I mentioned earlier. It's just his way of trolling and trying to make Dana and WVU look poorly.</blockquote>

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