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Message: <blockquote data-quote="spartansstink" data-source="post: 131825533" data-attributes="member: 1488840">Of course... there is always hope. WVU will return, assuming no transfers (a big one I know), most of their starting lineups next year. Another year of experience, another year of training, another year of maturation. Things really (hopefully) can only get better, right? Right?There have to be some fundamental changes that occur first. There needs to be a new focus on leadership - from the coaches to the upperclassmen - as well as some accountability from both. There has to be some game-changing moves roster wise. If that means bringing in new blood across certain units or rooms then so be it. Some true competition will be much appreciated so hit the transfer market hard and early. Try to get as many game-changers here as possible; send the dead weight packing - from players to staff (especially the strength staff - if these players aren't both demonstrably stronger and tougher send them to  the train station). Nobody is safe. Get some meanness back - apathy just left on the transfer portal.I understand how people feel. Recency bias has folks feeling about as low regarding the program as has been seen in years. But there are some good things to hold on to and build around. A couple of breaks here and there and we're sitting at 5-1 thinking last week was just an anomaly. Folks would be putting their head in the sand and ignoring all the problems if that was the case. All hope isn't lost.</blockquote>

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