It says a lot about Neal Brown’s brand of football that we were able to win 5 games last year when you consider how flat-out bad we were in certain areas. It was a refreshing change from the “burn down the world statistically only to lose games in the margins” Dana Holgorsen era, but we still need to be much better if want The Climb to go all the way to the mountain top under Real Deal Neal. Here’s a not-so-quick look into some of the metrics that detail the worst parts of the 2019 season, as well as a little dose of optimism regarding how we can turn things around in 2020.
West Virginia Football Preview - Stats That Will Define the 2020 Season
