WVU should beat every team on their schedule--they wont, but they should. that includes PSU in Morgantown.
I think most people dont realize what WVU has coming back, including the best qb in the big 12 (according to PFF, GG is in top 5 returning qbs in the country), 4 starting linemen, all of its te's and wrs, plus picked up jalen bray(sp) from oklahoma state, and has maybe the best 1-2 punch at rb in the country in freshman all-americam J. white, and the 240 lb bruiser who was hurt for most of 2023.
WVU's defense had a good dline last year, has added the best edge rushed wvu has had in the nb era, an all-conference dt from troy, a lb from ohio state was the highest rated kid in ohio coming out of high school), and some secondary help that wvu outbid a ton of teams for.
wvu also had a crazy number of lbs and secondary guys hurt last year--many will be back.
in short, barring another horrid injury year, wvu has the talent to score on anyone, and the depth for its d not to get ground down by the 4th quarter.
WVU did lost 2 contributors on dline to portal, but wvu refused to match offers--meaning they wernt needed, wvu lost zack frazier, all-american center and a starting lb and consensus all-american corner to graduation, but that's it.
WVU should have a much-improved roster in 2024, plus with a year's experience under his belt--good luck stopping garett greene from running wild.
by my ranking, wvu would be in top 5, and should be a threat to beat every team on its schedule.
The main difference in wvu now and them (when isu last played wvu), is wvu has its NIL situation figured out, and it has kept everyone it wanted to keep. plus added more talent in spots of need.