Keys to Saturday night’s game against Cincinnati is minimizing turnovers and penalties, but also getting Steve Slaton more involved in the game. It’s nice that Pat is running the ball effectively but we need to keep that strategy working by effectively getting Steve more touches and involved in running the ball too. When teams have to focus on more than one threat it allows West Virginia’s offense to run more successfully. Turnovers, turnovers did I say turnovers. West Virginia needs to keep a hold of the ball and not make silly decisions when throwing the ball. Cincinnati has a been good at creating turnovers, and Saturday night we need to make sure we don’t help the opposition. If West Virginia can implement the things I talked about then West Virginia will not have any problem winning this football game.
I would love to hear your thoughts or comments.
Hillbilly
Friday, November 16, 2007
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I am right in the middle of watching the game...7/7 tie. Boy, what a game. I know WVU will have to keep their turnovers to a minimum to win the game. It looks like a perfect night for a ball game.
You were right about the keys to the game. Turnovers were almost our downfall again and Slaton did made a difference in the game especially those last few runs for first downs at the end of the game.
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