No. 14 West Virginia had its way with Tennessee in its season-opener in Charlotte last weekend but knows it would be foolish to look past FCS powerhouse Youngstown State when the two teams square off on Saturday evening at Milan Puskar Stadium in Morgantown, West Virginia.
The Mountaineers swamped Tennessee 40-14 in a game played at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte behind another standout performance by Heisman Trophy hopeful quarterback Will Grier and a stifling defense that allowed the Volunteers just 301 yards of offense.
"I'm excited about this week, really," West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen said Tuesday.