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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doneagain" data-source="post: 131002109" data-attributes="member: 1396145">Well Neal is 9 months into the job, and most commitments a team would get at this point are kids that have been recruited by a coaching staff at a school since they were at least sophomores, so the whole first year of recruiting by a completely new staff in a new region is gonna be tough unless it is a blue blood program that recruits itself in name.All that considered, WVU is about on par with where they are normally in recruiting. Looking at it from that perspective, I believe Brown will be able to recruit at a higher level than we normally have seen once he has had a chance to establish his program. We probably are never gonna be a school that pushes top 15 classes each and every year,  but we can be a 20-30 ranked recruiting class every year if Brown gets the 10 win seasons rolling.Right now, WVU needs Brown to get a signature win we weren’t expected to get, and no I don’t believe NC State - while an unexpected very nice win - is gonna turn heads.He needs to beat Texas or Oklahoma, and neither may be realistic this year, but I think Texas is more likely of the two.  For this year, I am just focused on getting to 6 wins (and/or more hopefully). Getting to a bowl is important for the extra practices that this team clearly needs.</blockquote>

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