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The West Virginia Mountaineers used the worst beatdown in Gary Patterson’s history as TCU Horned Frogs head coach to leap frog, pardon the pun, past the Ohio State Buckeyes and land at number 7 in the coaches poll. The Buckeyes looked lackluster in their game against the Michigan State Spartans while the Mountaineers have looked like a team peaking at the right time.
West Virginia checks in at No. 7️⃣ in each poll this week. #HailWV pic.twitter.com/2jxU1DOGB4
— WVU Football (@WVUfootball) November 11, 2018
Since an early October beating by Iowa State, the Mountaineers have found renewed vigor. West Virginia jumped all over a Baylor team that has played well, then used a gutsy two-point conversion to beat then #15 Texas Longhorns in front of their largest home crowd - ever. This week the ‘Eers played with the Frogs for 20 minutes before getting frustrated and scoring on three straight drives to end the first half and continuing the assault in the second. The Mountaineers are doing their part to set up a end of November, Black Friday showdown with the Oklahoma Sooners who come in one spot ahead of the Mountaineers at #6 in both polls.
The full coaches poll can be found here. The full AP poll can be found here. Check back Tuesday when the College Football Playoff Rankings come out.