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This may be just the first league game of the season for both programs, but there is no downplaying the importance of this contest. WVU has yet to be stopped on offense, but it hasn't faced a defense like this. USF will surely benefit from its home crowd support and if its defense is as good as the hype surrounding it, expect the Bulls to pull off the major upset in this one.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: South Florida 31, West Virginia 27
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This may be just the first league game of the season for both programs, but there is no downplaying the importance of this contest. WVU has yet to be stopped on offense, but it hasn't faced a defense like this. USF will surely benefit from its home crowd support and if its defense is as good as the hype surrounding it, expect the Bulls to pull off the major upset in this one.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: South Florida 31, West Virginia 27
WVU middle linebacker Reed Williams is “questionable” with a shoulder injury. Also, nose tackle Keilen Dykes, a first-team All Big East selection in 2006, will probably be limited due to a foot strain.
As for the Bulls, they are most likely going to be without two starters on the offensive line. OG Matt Huners (knee) remains “out” and could miss another month, while center Nick Capogna is “doubtful.” Capogna injured his knee in the season-opening win over Elon, but he did return to practice Monday, albeit on a limited basis.
WVU middle linebacker Reed Williams is “questionable” with a shoulder injury. Also, nose tackle Keilen Dykes, a first-team All Big East selection in 2006, will probably be limited due to a foot strain.
As for the Bulls, they are most likely going to be without two starters on the offensive line. OG Matt Huners (knee) remains “out” and could miss another month, while center Nick Capogna is “doubtful.” Capogna injured his knee in the season-opening win over Elon, but he did return to practice Monday, albeit on a limited basis.
Jorge Gonzalez, who is No. 2 at VI in money (+700) and No. 4 in winning percentage (64%), told VegasInsider.com, “This is a really good matchup. You have West Virginia’s explosive offense with an excellent offensive line going up against a stout front seven for USF. I think the game will be close, but the Mountaineers can turn a close game into a cover quickly, especially when they’re laying single digits.”
One player we haven’t mentioned that could be a factor is W. Va.’s true freshman RB Noel Devine, who has three rushing TDs and an eye-popping 11.1 yards per carry average.
As for that USF front seven, it is led by senior LB Ben Moffitt, who has been instrumental in limiting the Mountaineers to 21.5 points per game and 352 yards of total offense in the last two meetings. Both of those offensive outputs from WVU – or lack thereof for its standards -- are lows against Big East foes.
Jorge Gonzalez, who is No. 2 at VI in money (+700) and No. 4 in winning percentage (64%), told VegasInsider.com, “This is a really good matchup. You have West Virginia’s explosive offense with an excellent offensive line going up against a stout front seven for USF. I think the game will be close, but the Mountaineers can turn a close game into a cover quickly, especially when they’re laying single digits.”
One player we haven’t mentioned that could be a factor is W. Va.’s true freshman RB Noel Devine, who has three rushing TDs and an eye-popping 11.1 yards per carry average.
As for that USF front seven, it is led by senior LB Ben Moffitt, who has been instrumental in limiting the Mountaineers to 21.5 points per game and 352 yards of total offense in the last two meetings. Both of those offensive outputs from WVU – or lack thereof for its standards -- are lows against Big East foes.
While West Virginia (4-0) is still a 61/2-point favorite, some so-called experts are picking South Florida (3-0) to repeat last year's (24-19) upset of then-No. 7 Mountaineers at Morgantown.
"They'll be excited and our guys will be excited," WVU Coach Rich Rodriguez said. "This is probably a game that could go either way.
"I'm anxious to see if we can keep getting better, defensively, each week. That's a thing I've been pleased with.
"We've gotten better not just keeping points down, but fundamentally doing assignmernts and how we're taking on blocks and understanding strengths and weaknesses.
"I think that's where we've made a lot of improvement."
While West Virginia (4-0) is still a 61/2-point favorite, some so-called experts are picking South Florida (3-0) to repeat last year's (24-19) upset of then-No. 7 Mountaineers at Morgantown.
"They'll be excited and our guys will be excited," WVU Coach Rich Rodriguez said. "This is probably a game that could go either way.
"I'm anxious to see if we can keep getting better, defensively, each week. That's a thing I've been pleased with.
"We've gotten better not just keeping points down, but fundamentally doing assignmernts and how we're taking on blocks and understanding strengths and weaknesses.
"I think that's where we've made a lot of improvement."
USF coach Jim Leavitt said, "We're going to play hard. They beat us two years ago, then we beat them last year. We just have to play.
"Am I surprised that we're getting a sellout crowd? No, I thought the day would come some time. That doesn't surprise me at all."
Asked about the challenge WVU presents, Leavitt said: "Great speed, they run well, they know what they're doing, they play with confidence. They have a lot of weapons on offense. The defense plays well."
WVU strong safety Ridwan Malik said, "They're going to be ready for us. We're going to be ready for them. They've got some good athletes."
"We're playing good, but we can play better. Hopefully, we'll play very well Friday night."
Fifteen Florida natives on the WVU roster made the trip to Tampa.
Matt Grothe, who quarterbacked last year's win over WVU, has completed 58 of 96 passes for 652 yards and four touchdowns. He also has rushed for a net 88 yards.
"We know their offense is good, and we know they are going to have long drives once and awhile," Grothe said. "It is going to be a matter of not getting our heads down and playing good football.
USF coach Jim Leavitt said, "We're going to play hard. They beat us two years ago, then we beat them last year. We just have to play.
"Am I surprised that we're getting a sellout crowd? No, I thought the day would come some time. That doesn't surprise me at all."
Asked about the challenge WVU presents, Leavitt said: "Great speed, they run well, they know what they're doing, they play with confidence. They have a lot of weapons on offense. The defense plays well."
WVU strong safety Ridwan Malik said, "They're going to be ready for us. We're going to be ready for them. They've got some good athletes."
"We're playing good, but we can play better. Hopefully, we'll play very well Friday night."
Fifteen Florida natives on the WVU roster made the trip to Tampa.
Matt Grothe, who quarterbacked last year's win over WVU, has completed 58 of 96 passes for 652 yards and four touchdowns. He also has rushed for a net 88 yards.
"We know their offense is good, and we know they are going to have long drives once and awhile," Grothe said. "It is going to be a matter of not getting our heads down and playing good football.
The key to the D's success? Where West Virginia had zero sacks through four games a year ago, the Mounaineers have 16 so far this season. Three players -- end Johnny Dingle, linebacker Marc Magro and free safety Ryan Mundy -- have four apiece. That's a testament to the confounding nature of Rodriguez's 3-3-5 scheme, in which blitzers come from every level of the defense. The difference being, this season, those blitzers are finding the QB.
Will they get to Grothe? Last season's Big East rookie of the year is a cool customer. While he lacks Pat White-calibre wheels, he can scoot out of trouble, having rushed for 622 yards and nine TDs in '06. It was Grothe who found Jessie Hester on a corner route to beat Auburn in overtime on Sept. 8. That upset brought a deathly silence to Jordan-Hare Stadium, and marked the Bulls' first ever win over an SEC team.
The key to the D's success? Where West Virginia had zero sacks through four games a year ago, the Mounaineers have 16 so far this season. Three players -- end Johnny Dingle, linebacker Marc Magro and free safety Ryan Mundy -- have four apiece. That's a testament to the confounding nature of Rodriguez's 3-3-5 scheme, in which blitzers come from every level of the defense. The difference being, this season, those blitzers are finding the QB.
Will they get to Grothe? Last season's Big East rookie of the year is a cool customer. While he lacks Pat White-calibre wheels, he can scoot out of trouble, having rushed for 622 yards and nine TDs in '06. It was Grothe who found Jessie Hester on a corner route to beat Auburn in overtime on Sept. 8. That upset brought a deathly silence to Jordan-Hare Stadium, and marked the Bulls' first ever win over an SEC team.
They get in space," said East Carolina coach Skip Holtz, looking slightly dazed in the wake of the rout. "They make you defend the field horizontally, they get you in the open field one on one, make you miss, and when you do, there's nobody left. It's not like you can do the gang tackle to the ball, because of the scheme that they run."
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They get in space," said East Carolina coach Skip Holtz, looking slightly dazed in the wake of the rout. "They make you defend the field horizontally, they get you in the open field one on one, make you miss, and when you do, there's nobody left. It's not like you can do the gang tackle to the ball, because of the scheme that they run."
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Wow! What a douche! Didnt realize we had John Anthony on the thread. Anyone who has to tout themselves is full of shit, whats he trying to add inches to his boyfriends dick? Theres these words called humble and modesty, look em up some time.
goin with WVU at the half here
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Wow! What a douche! Didnt realize we had John Anthony on the thread. Anyone who has to tout themselves is full of shit, whats he trying to add inches to his boyfriends dick? Theres these words called humble and modesty, look em up some time.
goin with WVU at the half here
GLA
(except for the super douche)

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