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<blockquote data-quote="spartansstink" data-source="post: 130536724" data-attributes="member: 1488840">That's because WVU had no defense whatsoever last year. It wasn't anything special. Kansas did it to us worse.But, that was LAST YEAR! Not this year. Perhaps Texas can repeat the performance. I'm certainly not on the hype train that came from last night's win. I saw it more as a mixture of solid defense and Baylor constantly shooting themselves in the foot offensively. Out of the 4 turnovers, one or maybe two were truly forced turnovers. The other pair or so were more lucky bounces right into our hands. Definitely glad to see the offense switch some things up. That will have to continue to win against Texas, although I don't see Texas' defense being a whole lot better than Baylor's. Better, yes. Not by that large a margin. If Texas plays WVU like they did Baylor, in which they barely squeaked out a victory, the scoreboard could look similar to what it did last night. I guess we'll just have to wait to see what UT and WVU teams show up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spartansstink, post: 130536724, member: 1488840"] That's because WVU had no defense whatsoever last year. It wasn't anything special. Kansas did it to us worse. But, that was LAST YEAR! Not this year. Perhaps Texas can repeat the performance. I'm certainly not on the hype train that came from last night's win. I saw it more as a mixture of solid defense and Baylor constantly shooting themselves in the foot offensively. Out of the 4 turnovers, one or maybe two were truly forced turnovers. The other pair or so were more lucky bounces right into our hands. Definitely glad to see the offense switch some things up. That will have to continue to win against Texas, although I don't see Texas' defense being a whole lot better than Baylor's. Better, yes. Not by that large a margin. If Texas plays WVU like they did Baylor, in which they barely squeaked out a victory, the scoreboard could look similar to what it did last night. I guess we'll just have to wait to see what UT and WVU teams show up. [/QUOTE]

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