WVU finds haunted house at South Florida
MORGANTOWN — Boo!
That was the word being uttered by fans around West Virginia a half hour or so after the final play was run in the Mountaineers’ football game at South Florida Friday night, and it had nothing to do with Halloween.
Talk about your season turning into a pumpkin.
Final score: South Florida 30, West Virginia 19.
Raymond James Stadium became a haunted house for the Mountaineers, who suffered their first Big East loss of the season and their second overall, a loss that will make them huge underdogs in their bid to win the Big East.
Who would know that B.J. Daniels would come out on Halloween Eve dressed like some kind of modern day Galloping Ghost, a running, throwing ghoul who turned every West Virginia trick into his very own treat.
Oh, they flushed him out of the pocket. They rushed him. They had him running for THEIR lives.
By halftime he had passed for 193 yards and two touchdowns and run for 64 more yards.
He alone had outgained the entire West Virginia team, which has a pretty fair offense itself.
Over and over he teamed up with receiver Carlton Mitchell to soap up Keith Tandy’s windows, picking on the cornerback for three completions that covered 124 yards, 41.3 per catch.
Complete Story at- The Times West Virginian
