These statements are at odds with one another. First, you say you do not know more than the coaches. Then you say the coaches are, in fact, wrong and you are correct because no doubt they would agree with your point of view if only we could ask them.
Really. . . .
I'll bet you that the coaches knew we needed TDs to win. Also, I'll bet you they looked at down and distance, tendencies, matchups and percentages when deciding to get the points that were available to them when they were available to them. Halftime, 21-16, a five point iSu deficit, so the 12 points that came from Cole's foot in the first half kept us within striking distance for a good bit of time.
As we did from a similar position near the goalline against Kansas State? Those two Lanning runs that failed to gain the end zone? That didn't work out well, did it?
It might be that WVU and KSU own the best two defenses in the Big 12. Maybe the coaches had their reasons for using a different tactic this time around, and who are you to claim that tactic was the wrong one? If you're something more than just a fan sitting in the seats, maybe you do. What would you have said, though, if Lanning was used but failed to bang it in as he failed against KSU?
You're right! I just realized my opinion was wrong. Thank you for your persistence.
Regards.