[More Cowbell]

When I last checked, that Colorado team we beat in Morgantown just knocked off an unbeaten Kansas team. Evidently, they ain't too shabby. Marshall has not beaten anyone with a pulse this year. But, when they played us, it was their Super Bowl. They knocked Brown out 4 plays into the game. True Freshman Geno Smith took a half to get warmed up, but he more than made up for it in the 2nd half. WVU will beat both USF and Pitt. Pitt's defense has more holes in it than swiss cheese. I like WVU's chances with Cincy, but that depends on Pike playing or not. Right now, I say WVU vs Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl. However, I would not mind taking on either 'Bama or Florida in the Sugar Bowl.

Man, so many things to pick at in this post, so little time...

First off, if you're trying to tout that win over Colorado as a good win, you just haven't watched much football this year. This is the same Buffaloes team that has already lost to both Colorado State and Toledo this year. Let me repeat, Toledo, and by 16 points no less. Just because Kansas was unbeaten before this past Saturday doesn't mean that Colorado is any good for beating them, it just shows how much of a fraud Kansas was (their first five games were a joke).

At least you're admitting that Marshall wasn't a strong opponent, but then that would apply to every game WVU has played this year, except for Auburn (and we all know how that went). Besides Colorado and Marshall, WVU's other wins have come against Liberty, Syracuse, and East Carolina. Yes, the same East Carolina who has also lost to SMU this year.

Finally, you say you would like to see WVU play Alabama or Florida? If by some chance WVU manages to win the Big Least and lands in the Sugar Bowl against the SEC runner-up, it won't be pretty. Both Florida and Bama play defense like nothing WVU will see all year, and either one would hang a 4-TD whipping on the Mountaineers. If they do win the conference, they better hope they end up in a more winnable game than the Sugar Bowl.