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<blockquote data-quote="Buster68_rivals" data-source="post: 129458162" data-attributes="member: 1832666"><p>Why not celebrate the achievements of our players and coaches rather than subject there results to personal agendas. All the coaches mentioned had highs and lows during their coaching tenures but Don Nehlen was the classy face of WVU football for 20 plus years and brought the program into the national picture. Like any coach must do, he played who was scheduled. No coach has control over the opponents won-lost record except for the game they played. Why any mountaineer fan would demean or minimize his or the program's achievements and history makes no sense? You don't hear The top winning programs fans making excuses for most of their national championships because they were won during the days of leather helmets and 5 to 8 game seasons. We might learn something from them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buster68_rivals, post: 129458162, member: 1832666"] Why not celebrate the achievements of our players and coaches rather than subject there results to personal agendas. All the coaches mentioned had highs and lows during their coaching tenures but Don Nehlen was the classy face of WVU football for 20 plus years and brought the program into the national picture. Like any coach must do, he played who was scheduled. No coach has control over the opponents won-lost record except for the game they played. Why any mountaineer fan would demean or minimize his or the program's achievements and history makes no sense? You don't hear The top winning programs fans making excuses for most of their national championships because they were won during the days of leather helmets and 5 to 8 game seasons. We might learn something from them. [/QUOTE]
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