West Virginia Head Coach Stays Positive Despite Season Opening Loss to Penn State
Key points:
- West Virginia head coach Neal Brown remains optimistic despite season opening loss to Penn State
- Areas of improvement include the passing game and secondary
- Upcoming games against Duquesne, Pittsburgh, and Texas Tech will be critical for assessing the team's progress
West Virginia head coach Neal Brown remains optimistic despite the team’s season-opening loss to Penn State. Brown believes that there is still potential for improvement and that the team has what it takes to bounce back from the defeat. Although they didn’t achieve a victory, the Mountaineers showed positive signs by playing clean football and not committing turnovers. However, Brown acknowledges the need for improvement in the passing game and the secondary to create explosive plays on offense and limit them on defense. The upcoming games against Duquesne, Pittsburgh, and Texas Tech will be crucial in gauging the team’s progress.
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