WVU’s Defensive Nightmare Gets Worse as Brutal Zac Alley Stat Emerges
The West Virginia Mountaineers have a defensive problem that extends far beyond their embarrassing 41-24 home loss to Oklahoma State. Defensive coordinator Zac Alley is facing serious questions after his unit surrendered 609 yards to the Cowboys, but an alarming statistic suggests Saturday’s collapse was hardly an isolated incident.The Mountaineers have developed a troubling habit […] The post…
MORGANTOWN, West Virginia - November 29 - The West Virginia Mountaineers' defensive struggles have become increasingly concerning, with a recent statistic revealing their second-half performance is a major issue. According to RealSportsStat, opponents have scored 99 points against the Mountaineers this season, with 72 of those coming after halftime.
Specifically, 29 points were scored in the third quarter and 43 in the fourth quarter, accounting for approximately 73% of all points allowed by the defense. This pattern has raised concerns about the Mountaineers' ability to finish games, especially as they attempt to establish themselves as a legitimate Big 12 contender under head coach Rich Rodriguez.
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