WVU Football
WVU Football Fans React to Poor Offensive Showing Against Ohio
ATHENS, OHIO – The WVU football team had a disappointing showing against Ohio on Saturday evening, falling 17-10.
The offense struggled and failed to capitalize off of the defense allowing just 17 points and forcing three interceptions. Redshirt junior quarterback Nicco Marchiol was pulled in the fourth quarter for redshirt senior Jaylen Henderson.
Marchiol eventually returned, but only finished 15-of-26 passing with 178 yards and one interception.
Fans took to social media to criticize the performance in a game that was very winnable for WVU.
Offense is NONEXISTENT
— WVU Barstool (@WVUBarstool) September 6, 2025
WVU getting beat up in the trenches by Ohio is not a good sign for the rest of the season
— WV Sports Talk (@SportsTalk_304) September 6, 2025
The WVU football fall has been something insanely sad to witness. One of the most passionate fan bases have watched their program get worse and worse and worse and worse. Used to be consistently top 25 now we canโt even beat Ohio or sniff a 10 win season
— rog (@RogManTha3rd) September 6, 2025
Going to take a while to beat the Neal Brown out of this program.
— WVU on the MON (@MonRiverShakes) September 6, 2025
Idea: stop trying to run the ball with Nicco and Ash
— Old Row WVU (@OldRowWVU) September 6, 2025
parker navarro is now just trying to see how many interceptions he can throw before west virginia gets a first down
— The Smoking Musket (@smokingmusket) September 6, 2025
This is screaming 2008 East Carolina. #WVU
— Jamie Truman (@jamie_truman) September 6, 2025
I thought WVU football got rid of Neal Brown?
— merry (@maribrandybuck) September 6, 2025
Parker Navarro has thrown three INTโs and Ohio is STILL beating WVU?
— Emily Van Buskirk (@Emilnem) September 6, 2025
WVU should run a fake punt on 2nd down, probably more likely to work than a regular play.
— Andrew Little (@AJLittle304) September 6, 2025
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