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Message: <blockquote data-quote="spreadoption_rivals80969" data-source="post: 130517970" data-attributes="member: 1426522">Anybody who thinks the Offensive Genius is a good coach, well, I have some prime real estate in Florida I'd like to sell you.Year in, year out, any team coached by the Offensive Genius follows the same sorry pattern: it gets significantly worse as the season progresses. Good coaches make their teams and players better. At WVU, the teams gets worse and the players don't improve. The same significant problems show up every year. For example, the offensive line gets no push and can't pass protect, the defense is the worst-tackling team in the nation and the cornerbacks get called for a dozen pass interference penalties for every interceptions they come up with. This happens EVERY YEAR.It's the same thing EVERY YEAR. Nothing ever changes with the Offensive Genius in charge and never will.This team will follow the same pattern of just about every other one coached by the Offensive Genius and win 7 regular-season games and underachieve. The players talked last week about having to take it to another level. Well, with the Offensive Genius in charge, that will never happen because it's the same thing EVERY YEAR. Nothing every changes except for the names of the players.Underachieve, underachieve, underachieve, don't improve, get worse as the season progresses, beat up the patsies and lose to every legitimate team on the schedule, be a pretender instead of a contender.Until somebody at the top at WVU shows he has the balls to make something change, then the Offensive Genius will remain in charge, nothing will change and the yearly beatdowns by every middle to upper-level opponent will continue. But, hey, we can beat Kanas, Youngstown State, William & Mary and Georgia Southern. That's something that will make our coach look like an Offensive Genius.</blockquote>

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