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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 130952297" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Some people are unintelligent.  So when faced with facts they resort to childish name calling and or troll gimmicks like infantile images.But facts are facts whether some like it or not.WVU final three games last two seasons had bad results not due to a "bad" coach, but due to both key players being out and the level of opponents played--all bowl teams or playoff teams and most ranked--two in the top 6.  Most coaches would struggle against such competition with all their players in, few teams face such a tough schedule in their last 3 games once, let alone two seasons in a row:2018 seasonloss at Oklahoma State (bowl winner vs. SEC program) at their place, a team WVU is 4-6 against all time  (4 pt. loss)loss against No. 6 Oklahoma (playoff #4) (3 pt loss)QB Will Grier departs team-DH forced to play an inexperienced QB, several other key players do not play:loss in Bowl vs. #17 Syracuse2017 seasonv #24 TEXAS  (QB Will Grier lost for season during game)No. 3 Oklahoma (playoff #2) (inexperienced BU QB played entire game)Bowl vs. Utah (inexperienced BU QB played entire game, top RB (3rd leading conference rusher-DNP)</blockquote>

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It may be now or never for Oklahoma coach Brent Venables, quarterback John Mateer