Looking at WVU

The Clemson dlineman is probably really good as Clemson goes two deep with NFL prospects on their dline.

Kenny Bigelow, the other dline transfer, is broke down. I am actually rooting for him, but realistically, he's going to be a 15 to 20 snap guy if he's 100% healthy. Anymore than that, WVU's got issues.

 

More concerned with the TE transfer.


WVU has targets all over the place.

 

Have no doubt we will go after him. Can we get there?

 

I'm interested to see how much pressure and where it comes from. I'm thinking Pruitt is pretty much going to have guys going in the A gaps every play.

WVU loves the big play. If you can keep everything in front of you, Grier will get impatient, force a throw and it's a turnover. It's what TCU did to him.

 

I'm expecting a monster year from Kongbo.

And a huge week 1.

 

60% confidence in a UT win

 

You are dead to me.

 

Just send him after Grier and give him help behind him somehow. Dont ask him to read anything

 

That's pretty much the plan. Kongbo is coming from somewhere nearly every play.

The coaches do like the lb group a lot.

 

And not one of them should be able to cover JJ.

 

JJ aint right right now. But gametime I'll take him. Like Callaway better though because he has that extra gear

 

Sills is a matchup problem.

 

Watched the Texas Tech game on YouTube, and that defense was getting significant pressure on Grier at times. It also felt like TT could get whatever they wanted on the ground. They wound up losing because of three missed FGs and 159(!) penalty yards. WVU couldn't run the ball at all.

That passing game is still awesome, though.

 

I'm as sure we beat WVU as I was we were getting Gruden

 

I'm probably 50-50 on this game. If it was in Knoxville I'd be all in on a W.

 

I'm hyped. Lets roll.

 

Not sure whether to be excited about this or dread it. . .

 

Get excited in week 2.

 

Just because we need this from another thread:


[uck fay] West Virginia