Mozes is a budding college football coach (Division II, I think). I saw an article about him somewhere not long ago. I forget where. He's smart. He's still got his looks, and has had no major injuries. He'll be just fine...

(08-22-2009 08:17 PM)bitcruncher Wrote:  Mozes is a budding college football coach (Division II, I think). I saw an article about him somewhere not long ago. I forget where. He's smart. He's still got his looks, and has had no major injuries. He'll be just fine...

Dan Moze was a great college football player, just given you some grief. I remember going to the opening of the UofL fall practice back in 05 and just knew Wood was going to be a hellva player even as a RS Freshman.

The good ole days when we had a real college football coach instead of the clown we got now. Man I miss Petrino, at least with Stewart WVU has someone who is still a decent coach and probably a better recruiter then RichRod. We got a worse coach and recruiter in Krapthorpe.

I wasn't worried, Maize. You know me...

I do think this year will be a telling year for Coach Stewart. But if he follows his plan, letting his assistants do their jobs, and keeping his nose out of their area of expertise, WVU will be fine under his watch...

(08-18-2009 06:58 AM)Jackson1011 Wrote:  Ken Dorsey had the great fortune of playing on a team with a great line, great back and great WRs. If you put him on a normal team, he would have been a very average QB. I would easily take White, Brohm, Tyler Palko and Matt Ryan (although Ryan blew up while in the ACC) over Dorsey

Jackson

That used to be thinking of many Canes Fans, until Dorsey left. Brock Berlin and Kyle Wright came in with better credentials and physical attributes and did not deliver. Berlin had much the same team that lost to OSU in the NC game. The defense carried UM in Brock Berlin first year.