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<blockquote data-quote="The Bell Tolls for Thee" data-source="post: 132595329" data-attributes="member: 1812660"><p>Stewart had 9 wins against a quality of schedule below what WVU is currently playing, which is the weakest in WVU's Big 12 history.&nbsp; WVU played maybe one team on Oklahoma or PSU's level each of Stewart's seasons, not 2.&nbsp; The rest of the schedule was like this current one sans OU, PSU, and maybe OSU.&nbsp; I know I've said it before, but Stewart could've kept his job if he had fired Mullen.&nbsp; Losing the weak Big East with a defense giving up less than 13 ppg and not acknowledging the lack of offensive production as a problem put the nail in his coffin.&nbsp; It was obvious then that despite his positives, he was going to be just like Holgorsen in that his teams were not frequently bad, but also never going to be very good to excellent.&nbsp; Holgorsen then took this same offense and made it pretty effective before having the opposite problem of Stewart and fielding vastly underperforming defenses.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The Bell Tolls for Thee, post: 132595329, member: 1812660"] Stewart had 9 wins against a quality of schedule below what WVU is currently playing, which is the weakest in WVU's Big 12 history. WVU played maybe one team on Oklahoma or PSU's level each of Stewart's seasons, not 2. The rest of the schedule was like this current one sans OU, PSU, and maybe OSU. I know I've said it before, but Stewart could've kept his job if he had fired Mullen. Losing the weak Big East with a defense giving up less than 13 ppg and not acknowledging the lack of offensive production as a problem put the nail in his coffin. It was obvious then that despite his positives, he was going to be just like Holgorsen in that his teams were not frequently bad, but also never going to be very good to excellent. Holgorsen then took this same offense and made it pretty effective before having the opposite problem of Stewart and fielding vastly underperforming defenses. [/QUOTE]

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