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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 130756003" data-attributes="member: 1606648">I attempt to bring a different insight to this message board. Some like it...Others do not.If they want to listen that is their choice and not mine. I will not change what I think because of the crowd.Neal Brown winning starts with bringing in the correct players. The success of West Virginia in the 2000's would be difficult to duplicate as Rich Rodriguez was playing 2010 football against teams playing 2000 football. I think Neal Brown is a very good coach but he is not the edgy West Virginia coach that WV had with RichRod and tried to bring back with DH.I do think Neal Brown could build a better program and have players buy into the system. He showed this at Troy. If you have the time. Study Larry Blakeney. This is the guy who preceded Brown at Troy. Neal Brown was coaching his players on a field named for Blakeney.&nbsp; I think Neal Brown is the best of both. He is Hal Mumme but also Blakeney. Meaning he is not afraid of innovation but he knows how to build something that last and isn't just a flash in the pan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 130756003, member: 1606648"] I attempt to bring a different insight to this message board. Some like it...Others do not. If they want to listen that is their choice and not mine. I will not change what I think because of the crowd. Neal Brown winning starts with bringing in the correct players. The success of West Virginia in the 2000's would be difficult to duplicate as Rich Rodriguez was playing 2010 football against teams playing 2000 football. I think Neal Brown is a very good coach but he is not the edgy West Virginia coach that WV had with RichRod and tried to bring back with DH. I do think Neal Brown could build a better program and have players buy into the system. He showed this at Troy. If you have the time. Study Larry Blakeney. This is the guy who preceded Brown at Troy. Neal Brown was coaching his players on a field named for Blakeney. I think Neal Brown is the best of both. He is Hal Mumme but also Blakeney. Meaning he is not afraid of innovation but he knows how to build something that last and isn't just a flash in the pan [/QUOTE]

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