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<blockquote data-quote="Rootmaster" data-source="post: 131196245" data-attributes="member: 1428050"><p>Ok...first I love Huggs and want him and the Mountaineers to succeed. However when you drill down into his results at wvu it isn't so fantastic. His overall winning percentage is in the 60 percents...not world beating. Mediocre. And more frustrating is the middle of the road results in conference. Huggs squads have won in the conference regular season only 51.8% of the time. That would be 72 wins and 67 defeats. Not outer worldly for sure. Worse yet is the three year trend counting this season. WVU has won only 21 of it;s last 48 regular season conference games. Folks that is 43.7%. Take away the 2015-16 season of 13-5 and the Mountaineers have been 59 wins and 62 losses under Huggs. Not everyone in the league is named Kansas either. Bottom line...mediocre results.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rootmaster, post: 131196245, member: 1428050"] Ok...first I love Huggs and want him and the Mountaineers to succeed. However when you drill down into his results at wvu it isn't so fantastic. His overall winning percentage is in the 60 percents...not world beating. Mediocre. And more frustrating is the middle of the road results in conference. Huggs squads have won in the conference regular season only 51.8% of the time. That would be 72 wins and 67 defeats. Not outer worldly for sure. Worse yet is the three year trend counting this season. WVU has won only 21 of it;s last 48 regular season conference games. Folks that is 43.7%. Take away the 2015-16 season of 13-5 and the Mountaineers have been 59 wins and 62 losses under Huggs. Not everyone in the league is named Kansas either. Bottom line...mediocre results. [/QUOTE]
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