WVU's Big Win Against No. 22 Houston
West Virginia University's (WVU) recent win against No. 22 Houston is a significant reminder of the average performance of the Big 12 in football.
The game showcased an exceptional offensive call by Rich Rodriguez, or possibly a defensive misstep by Houston coach Willie Fritz. With 13 minutes remaining, WVU led 31-28 against the 22nd-ranked Cougars.
The situation involved a fourth-and-four from Houston's 34-yard line, where WVU freshman quarterback Scotty Fox Jr. was in an empty set, suggesting a pass play. However, Houston's defense countered with five pass rushers, leaving the middle of the field open.
It was either one of the best offensive calls of the season by Rich Rodriguez or Houston coach Willie Fritz should be searching for a new defensive coordinator today.
Author's summary: WVU's win highlights the Big 12's average football performance.
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