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Easy guys. Matt Moore puts his pants on just like the rest of us, one leg at a time. Except, once his pants are on, he make great Offensive lines.

I missed most of the 4th and the first 3OTs. Did he toss any headsets yesterday?

I get that. Like I said, I haven't followed them closely, I just thought RichRod would want his own offensive guys since that's his thing, but if Scott interviewed well and passed his interim test it makes sense. Just like our problem this year, neither coordinator was perfect, but if you want some continuity it makes sense to drop the worse of the 2 evils.

My favorite kind of Narduzzi is one who just lost.

Many people argue that the offense looked better in that game than any other game throughout the season. The offense recorded a season-high 534 total yards, and Quarterback Garrett Greene had a season-high 328 passing yards.

As a whole the Mountaineers offense looked more explosive in the one game with Scott [as interim coach] than any other point in the season.

Rodriguez has opted to keep Scott on his coaching staff; this is an important move for the new coaching staff because Scott has a major impact on recruiting running backs. Scott's return may also factor in some player's decision not to enter the transfer portal.

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I heard some rumors Moore was pissed that Rich Rod said he wasn't "hard edge" enough for his new staff lol. Think Moore may have taken a jab in his farewell tweet recently. Rich Rod is going to be an absolute failure at WVU this go around. Everyone does some form of the read option now, and it's not 2004 where you can sneakily take under the radar talent from Florida and elsewhere.

Does anyone have any background info on why Rich Rod decided to let Moore go, but keep their OC? I haven't followed B12 football closely this year, but this seems like an odd choice, especially given how that room might fall apart on them and from what I have read has been one of the more functional units they had.

Up to 9 incoming transfers, 2 more than the last 2 years and there could be a few more once the DC is named. Hopefully everyone can gel in the off-season and hit the ground running to start the season.

I live in Mathews, and we have two good places to buy them. The Seafood Shack and The Island Stop markets sell them, but there are other people selling them if you know someone who's dredging them. I've stopped oystermen at the boat ramp on occasion and bought them off the truck right after harvesting, and also gone out and harvested them myself in the non-polluted creeks near the mouth of the East River of the Mobjack Bay. For frying, though, I prefer to get them shucked and in the jar. Cleaning and shucking oysters is time consuming and a pain in the butt, but I want to shuck them myself, or have it done just before eating at a restaurant if I'm eating them raw.
One year, I got a guy who used to sell on the street to come up with a couple of bushels of Rappahannock oysters which were outstanding, though the guy turned outlaw and I'll always suspect they came from protected waters.

I'm too lazy to look it up, but I thought we had a similar situation last year with someone finishing early and going through bowl practice. They didn't play but it was an interesting story since it hadn't ever happened before.

No sauces, but I think he was tight with Marve so when his extra eligibility fell into his lap all of a sudden he has options. Plus his playing time did go down as the year went on, so he could just be looking for more snaps.

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