Some serious heat comes down on Mountaineers
Jared Vallorani
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With all the cramps we saw, you can tell the heat was getting to them.
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It was almost like Saturday was cleaved in half for West Virginia’s football program.
There were two distinct parts to the day.
Let’s go in reverse order.
At night, the Mountaineers opened the Big 12 season in a nail-biting, bizarre and, I’m sure for WVU fans, frustrating fashion against the Oklahoma Sooners before a crowd of 84,692.
West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen stuck with starting quarterback Paul Millard. And he stuck with starting quarterback Paul Millard. And he stuck with starting quarterback Paul Millard.
He was not rewarded. In a game that screamed for a spark, the Mountaineer coach kept striking the same wet match. Florida State transfer Clint Trickett never saw the field.