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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doneagain" data-source="post: 130843016" data-attributes="member: 1396145">Nobody is saying Holgorsen is a failure. We have heard it for years here from credible sources. Dana has things he wants to do and things he doesn’t want to do. I have not referenced his play calling as far as risks or not, so why you bring that up I don’t know. You question what anyone here says about Dana as if we are incapable of looking at things and making educated observations but you are the enlightened one here to educate us, I guess. I don’t try to pass myself off as an expert and I don’t claim to be a mythical big donor/booster. However I did graduate from the school and I do have a few ties there and I have been following WVU religiously since the 80’s, so I think I am capable of deciding what is good information versus rumor and conjecture.I don’t care if you like my posts or agree with them. You don’t owe me any approval and I don’t owe anything to you. I know from several sources over the years what has been reported about Dana. He has priorities and spending 16 hours a day at the stadium is not one of them.Dana went to Houston because he was likely to get fired at WVU after this season and he felt the pressure to win at Houston was less. He is getting paid well and the biggest donor there is his buddy. I am happy for him. But he was not a savior to WVU football and he didn’t kill himself at work. It is what it is. Agree or disagree, we didn’t start playing football when Dana showed up.</blockquote>

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