The strange thing about stats: They don't tell the full story the way the eyeball test does.
Against Texas, for example, the numbers in a 42-41 game don't look good for either team.
But Gibby's defense had TWO great stops inside the 10 with the outcome hanging in the balance. It came through at crucial times.
It stopped another Longhorn drive short by inches.
It did better in the 2nd half than in the 1st half, which means it improved against one of 3 best QBs in the Big 12.
I don't say that because Gibby is a "West Virginia guy." I say that because it happened. When the chips were down, Gibby's guys and Grier and friends together helped save the day.
But those who have other agendas will always point to anything that they think supports their bias.
I will pray for their hate-filled souls.
M agnificent Grier passes shredded Tennessee, 40-14
O verhelmed drenched Youngstown, 52-17
U nable to play North Carolina State because of Hurricane Florence
N asty defense against Kansas State, 35-6
T errific, then timid on offense against Texas Tech, 42-34
A ntsy time for fans, vs. Kansas!, 38-22
I ncomprehensible insanely indescribably inept offense against Iowa State, 14-30
N ailed Baylor, 58-14
E rectile dysfunctioned Texas on 2-point PAT, 42-41
E viscerate TCU
R eam Oklahoma State
S laughter Oklahoma
