brandon

Where did the coaches that Frey and Smith are replacing go to? It may be in the articles but I missed it...

Our WR coach became Head Coach at Central Michigan.

Our OL coach/Associate HC became OL coach at FSU.

Our TE coach/recruiting coordinator became co-offensive coordinator at Tulsa.

Current QB coach/ST coordinator Bill Stewart is keeping the ST duties, plus he'll coach TE's and become Associate HC.

Cornerback coach adding recruiting coordinator duties.

Still need a WR coach. We've reportedly offered an awesome coach/recruiter but he might end up on the new Steelers staff.

Mince...

I agree that WVU is good, but they are also a little lucky.  Sure White is 20 for 27 for 243 yards - in THREE games.  There are QB's who do that in one game.  

But they are also +6 in turnover margin, Maryland only had 50 total yards less for the game.  They commit 8 penalties per game.  Against Marshall, Eastern Washington, and Maryland - not exactly powerhouses - they've allowed 352 yards rushing on 88 carries - for an average of 4 yards per carry.

I'm not saying it's going to happen... I'm saying it could happen.

West Virginia Turnover Margins

2002: +19

2003: +18

2004: +4

2005: +14

I'm inclined to think it's more coaching than luck.

You forgot to mention Vick elbowing our coach in the side of the head and tossing the ball in our cornerback's face. If VT had been serious about zero tolerance he would have been kicked off the team after that game.

All 16 schools are allocated 500 tickets.

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050911/SPORTS0201/50910015

All bowls will adhere to the conference's "one-win" rule whether they select a BIG EAST team or Notre Dame. Any selection of a team with fewer victories must be within one win of all other bowl eligible teams. League squads must be within one conference victory. For example, a team with a 4-3 BIG EAST record cannot be chosen before a team with a 6-1 league mark. Overall records are used for comparison when a bowl is considering Notre Dame in conjunction with a conference team.

http://www.bigeast.org/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/bcs-bowl-lineup.html

Beating us would guarantee you guys Charlotte because a 3-4 UConn team could not be picked over 5-2 USF. The one win rule applies to overall record when it involved ND but conference record when it is 2 conference teams.

They were picked 15th. It will take a miracle for Louis Orr to be back next year.

Why the heck would Penn St move conferences the Big 10 is a 100 times better than the big East  you would rather play UCONN, Rutgers, and Cincy then Ohio St, Michigan, Wisconsin, Get Real.  In Fact if USF could jump ship to the Big Ten I would say when does the train leave.

Penn St. won't move, but they were much more successful as an eastern independent playing schools that are now in the Big East than they have been as a Big 10 member.

So, is the Rutgers game televised outside of the Tampa area, or is this question just going to draw the ire of JimSig because I'd rather ask a question than browse thru ten different threads?

These were the BE game of the week affiliates for last week. It's pretty much the same stations every week.

Cincinnati - WXIX (Fox)

Connecticut

Boston, Mass. - WCVB (ABC)

Hartford - WTXX (WB)

Providence, R.I. - COX3 (COX)

Burlington, Vt. - WGMU (UPN)

Bangor, Maine - WBGR (PAX)

Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh - WTAE (ABC)

Rutgers

New York - MSG (RSN)

Philadelphia, Pa. - WPHL (WB)

USF

Miami, Ft. Lauderdale - WBFS (UPN)

West Palm Beach - WTCN (WB)

Jacksonville - WJXT (Ind.) Tape Delay

Tampa - Brighthouse

Syracuse

Buffalo - WNGS (UPN)

Albany, Rochester, Syracuse, Plattsburgh, Binghamton, Utica, Elmira - Time Warner

West Virginia

Pittsburgh, Pa. - WTAE (ABC)

Charleston-Huntington - WCHS (Fox)

Clarksburg, Weston - WVFX (FOX)

Other markets included in the ESPN Regional Lineup:

Chicago, Ill. - WFBT (Ind.)

Washington, D.C. - WJAL (IND)

St. Louis, Missouri - Charter Cable

New Orleans, La. - COX

Wilkes-Barre, Pa. - WSWB (WB)

Roanoke, Va. - WBVA (WB)

Thought you guys split in '93 w/Colorado?

We would have split with Florida St. if we had beaten Florida in the Sugar (we got killed). Georgia Tech split with Colorado in 1990.

That's not an error. Since Louisville is no longer in his top 30 it doesn't count as a top 10 or top 30 win. Unfair, but that's the way it goes.

Anyway, congrats from WVU and beat Miami and we'll take care of the castrated Turkeys.

NBC would have the rights to home games but not road games and probably not neutral site games.

31. WVU

41. Pitt

45. Louisville

50. USF

58. Syracuse

68. Rutgers

78. UConn

93. Cincinnati

according to Rivals

The Big East has a deal with the Motor City to send a team if the Big 10 fails to qualify enough teams. That has happened pretty frequently lately.

You can't win a tiebreaker that doesn't exist. You can think anything you want in your book but we'll be enjoying the title and the extra couple of million dollars that goes with it.

West Virginia and Miami are co-champs. Miami won the tiebreaker to go to the BCS bowl. There is no tiebreaker to determine conference champion.