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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 131695055" data-attributes="member: 1428007">WVU has historically won at the 7 wins per season clip.&nbsp; There have been better seasons and a couple of coaches who won more.Bringing this up because so many people have commented that WVU football was somehow &quot;destroyed&quot; by the previous staff which won at least 7 games every year but one, and also won 8 games twice and 10 games twice.&nbsp; One bad season in year 3 brought the &quot;average&quot; # of wins down to 7 wins a year in the end.But as we can see, those that matter in the national determination of college football success i.e. playoff commissioners, are not looking at programs that win 7 games as terrible at all.&nbsp; Certainly not those that also win 8 or 10 games in seasons.Now that's not to say WVU had arrived at the &quot;elite&quot; status that people wanted to see WVU get to and maintain.&nbsp; But WVU was alot closer then than now for certain.&nbsp; WVU is no longer considered a &quot;quality&quot; program after the last couple seasons and that isn't good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 131695055, member: 1428007"] WVU has historically won at the 7 wins per season clip. There have been better seasons and a couple of coaches who won more. Bringing this up because so many people have commented that WVU football was somehow "destroyed" by the previous staff which won at least 7 games every year but one, and also won 8 games twice and 10 games twice. One bad season in year 3 brought the "average" # of wins down to 7 wins a year in the end. But as we can see, those that matter in the national determination of college football success i.e. playoff commissioners, are not looking at programs that win 7 games as terrible at all. Certainly not those that also win 8 or 10 games in seasons. Now that's not to say WVU had arrived at the "elite" status that people wanted to see WVU get to and maintain. But WVU was alot closer then than now for certain. WVU is no longer considered a "quality" program after the last couple seasons and that isn't good. [/QUOTE]

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