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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 130953095" data-attributes="member: 1428007">No one said anything about &quot;moral&quot; victories.&nbsp; Just stated facts which you obviously don't like.WVU played a tough schedule and when you are not a powerhouse program, you may not win those games, but the lot of you are acting as though WVU was not competitive, or that they were playing an AAC or sunbelt schedule when these losses happened.WVU had more key players out, not just players KEY players.&nbsp; It matters.&nbsp; They played some very good to excellent programs with better talent.&nbsp; They lost.&nbsp; Doesn't make Holgorsen a bad coach, because he defeated lots of those teams too.&nbsp; Highly ranked teams .&nbsp; Won several big games.&nbsp; But you and others conveniently ignore the wins and only talk about losses as though every coach doesn't have those across the country.Bottom line remains that even with some losses, Holgorsen played the toughest schedules at WVU and won at a very high level compared to every coach that has ever coached at WVU.&nbsp; PERIOD.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 130953095, member: 1428007"] No one said anything about "moral" victories. Just stated facts which you obviously don't like. WVU played a tough schedule and when you are not a powerhouse program, you may not win those games, but the lot of you are acting as though WVU was not competitive, or that they were playing an AAC or sunbelt schedule when these losses happened. WVU had more key players out, not just players KEY players. It matters. They played some very good to excellent programs with better talent. They lost. Doesn't make Holgorsen a bad coach, because he defeated lots of those teams too. Highly ranked teams . Won several big games. But you and others conveniently ignore the wins and only talk about losses as though every coach doesn't have those across the country. Bottom line remains that even with some losses, Holgorsen played the toughest schedules at WVU and won at a very high level compared to every coach that has ever coached at WVU. PERIOD. [/QUOTE]

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