MYERS: Winning ugly will suffice
There was a point late Saturday night that WVU fans were scratching their heads wondering if they were watching the same game. In the first half, the West Virginia offense was unstoppable, with 365 total yards, 17 first downs, and scoring on five consecutive possessions. Unfortunately, as the Mountaineers often find a way to do, the game was still competitive as WVU gave up not one, but two kickoff returns for touchdowns limiting the halftime lead to just 27-14. But with the offense on a roll surely the second half would be more of the same. Only it wasn’t. Suddenly the ...