The first of our two part preview series is up for the West Virginia game. "Against Oklahoma State though, the light came on for the defense. They allowed more total yards (433 versus 330) but were much more effective getting off the field, forcing twice as many punts (10 to 5) by holding Oklahoma State to just 6-20 on third downs. The Cowboys gained 5 yards per play, but the WVU defense never let them get any consistency going, hurt especially by 10 penalties for 96 yards. The Mountaineers don’t have one key strength on defense, as they are pretty good against the rush (3.9 yards per carry, 41st S&P ranking) and the pass (6.6 yards per attempt, 31st S&P Ranking)."
Posted on: Wed, 02 Oct 2013 18:52:49 +0000
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