Monday Morning Quarterback: ‘D’ stands for Doomsday from WVU Defense
West Virginia had an early 14-3 lead over Oklahoma State Saturday night, and the raucous home crowd at Mountaineer Field was in high spirits. But reality soon set in as the Cowboys dominated and outscored the Mountaineers 38-10 the rest of the way, amassing over 350 yards in the second half in what was an embarrassing performance on the defensive side of the ball by WVU. In retrospect it was apparent that no lead would have been safe but a key turnaround occurred late in the second quarter. The West Virginia offense was having its way and had driven to the Cowboys 18-yard line with ...