COMMENTARY
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Neal Brown knows that stunk.
That part is nothing new. This West Virginia football team stinks. It has stunk all year, as anyone with even a cursory understanding of the game can see. But until Saturday, you could count on the Mountaineers to show some fight underneath all that stench.
“You don’t have the luxury of playing football to not work,” said senior defensive lineman Reuben Jones, a graduate transfer who gets it.
Many of his teammates looked like they were on a different page after a hard-fought loss at Baylor 10 days ago.