WVU Football
WVU Football Fans React to Throwback Beatdown Against Utah
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – WVU Football was on the receiving end of a blowout at home while wearing the 1965 throwback uniforms, falling 48-14 to the Utah Utes on Saturday.
WVU only totaled 85 passing yards on the day, with 261 on the ground.
Fans took to social media to vent about the miserable performance to social media.
If we’re just gonna punt every possession, we should at least slow down to run some clock #WVU
— Zach Halsey (@zhalsey30) September 27, 2025
I know we have injuries, and I know it’s a new staff, and I know we have 387,000 new players transferred in, but man it’s still hard to watch WVU struggle to do anything positive. I miss the days when I expected WVU to win. Now, it’s more like I hope they can win.
— Jay_G_Dun (@doneagain73) September 27, 2025
#WVU looks disinterested only now it’s the defense too.
— Jonathan (@goJohnnyA) September 27, 2025
At least the throwbacks for WVU look pretty cool – that may be the most positive thing to come out of this game!
— Jorden (@jorden_lucas) September 27, 2025
Another one of those days pic.twitter.com/jTdqq5sdVu
— WVU Barstool (@WVUBarstool) September 27, 2025
WVU football not competitive. Thats very sad. Where is the Hard Edge. Soft!
— Michael Gordon (@flashmg1313) September 27, 2025
How it feels forcing myself to watch WVU football every weekend pic.twitter.com/1Y5yemoiRy
— morgy (@morganimalwvu) September 27, 2025
When life gives you lemons, schedule WVU
— EL GUAPO! (@ElGuapo99196148) September 27, 2025
WVU might be done for as a football team. We have no talent on this team and we have a washed up coach to please alum with money yet still WVU is spending less than others. Such a bad hire that we will be stuck with for many years.
— John (@flipflopswv) September 27, 2025
@WVUfootball I should have set the O/U for missed tackles fot WVU at 200.
— FirstPrinciplesMike (@OldWisdom44) September 27, 2025
— no context wvu (@no_context_wvu) September 27, 2025
WVU will take the field next against BYU in Provo, Utah at 10:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 3.
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