WVU Fans Offer Mixed Reaction After ASU Loss, No Bowl Game

WVU fans watched the Mountaineers’ win steak come to an end on Saturday. Despite a competitive effort and coming back from a two-score deficit, West Virginia fell to Arizona State 25-23.

The loss ruined any hope of capping off the season in bowl game.

Below shows reaction from WVU fans from during and after the game. And as usual, that reaction shows a clear divide among the fans about what to make of this team and season overall.

Frustrated but not discouraged at all by this game.

WVU football is on the right track now.

The culture is being set. The talent and experience will improve big time.

— Gold And Blue Zone (@GoldAndBlueZone) November 15, 2025

Agree but we definitely should've won this one! Oh well, at least we have something to build off now!!

— print Commander (@SignGuy137) November 15, 2025

Way to fight boys tough one. Excited about WVU football.

— Ken Stokes (@crispyken480) November 15, 2025

Terrible football from WVU

Their “drive” took off :38 seconds and they run into the punt returner for a personal foul

1st & 10 ASU at their own 35 with 1:03 left#UnpluggedArmy

— doug franz (@UnpluggedDoug) November 15, 2025

165 of WVU’s 402 yards were from 2 plays.

— Chris Jenkins (@SmartSunDevil) November 15, 2025

Is it going to always be pain and suffering as a WVU fan? Because it’s felt like this for years. We haven’t won a conference in football since 2011 and haven’t been to a major bowl since the 2012 Orange Bowl. 4 wins is pathetic for WVU regardless if we are bad.

— Dakota DeWitt (@realDakotaD12) November 15, 2025

Gonna be fun watching WVU football for the next few years

— Mountaineer_Maniac (@DavidWo25276002) November 15, 2025

If #WVU playing their best football in November despite having a porous roster at this point in the season, doesn't leave you impressed with this #WVUFootball coaching staff, then nothing will. You can literally feel the shift in this program! I'm hype for the future!

— Country Roads Webcast (Jorden) (@WVUCountryRoads) November 15, 2025