Ray Rice and Jean Beljour providing pass protection
for Mike Teel, 18 October 2007 (click to enlarge)
for Mike Teel, 18 October 2007 (click to enlarge)
- This Saturday's game is about much more than just saving some porch furniture from the torches of celebrating Mountaineer fans.
- This Saturday's game is about more than avenging last year's triple-overtime loss that kept the Knights out of the Orange Bowl.
- It's about more than the dozen straight losses and the fact that Rutgers will never be taken seriously as a Big East power until they show they can do more than almost beat the Mountaineers.
- The importance of this Saturday's game is simple. It's not about 2006 or 2004 or 2001; it's about the 2007 season, where the Knights once again have their fate entirely in their own hands. If they win this game and the rest of their Big East games, they win the Big East (period); the team that beat them, Cincinnati, already has two losses. If the Mountaineers were to win on Saturday, they would still need help from another Big East team to beat the USF team that owns the tiebreaker against them.
- (And Please Be Sure to Read This Entry in The Bastard Sons of Pinfall Marks, a WVU fan blog with an inquiring and open mind [until the first snap on Saturday])
2 comments:
you were wrong..
Not Loud
Not into it
Weak Game by RU
Dear Anonymous,
You're right.
Maybe we need to play all our games on Thursday night.
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