The West Virginia Mountaineers dominated the game against the Iowa State Cyclones, securing a decisive 69-44 victory. West Virginia displayed a balanced offensive attack, both on the ground and through the air, while Iowa State struggled to generate momentum on either side of the ball.
Key Team Statistics:
Total Offense: West Virginia outgained Iowa State with 665 total yards to Iowa State's 540.
Rushing Yards: West Virginia showcased a powerful rushing game, racking up 280 yards compared to Iowa State's 206.
Passing Yards: Iowa State had a strong passing attack with 459 yards, but it wasn’t enough to match West Virginia’s 260 passing yards, which were highly efficient.
Turnovers: Turnovers plagued Iowa State, with 5 in total (5 interceptions), while West Virginia only had 2.
Red Zone Efficiency: West Virginia converted 3 of their red zone visits into touchdowns, whereas Iowa State managed 2 touchdowns and a field goal.
Player Highlights:
West Virginia Quarterback Garrett Greene was outstanding, completing 16 of 21 passes for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns with no interceptions, boasting a passer rating of 243.0.
West Virginia Running Back Jahiem White dominated on the ground, rushing for 180 yards on 19 carries with 2 touchdowns. Greene also contributed on the ground with 90 yards and a rushing touchdown.
West Virginia Receiving Corps: Hudson Clement was the standout receiver, hauling in 7 receptions for 127 yards and 2 touchdowns. Treylan Davis also contributed significantly with 4 receptions for 71 yards and 2 touchdowns.
West Virginia Defense: The defense was relentless, with 5 interceptions led by Anthony Wilson Jr. who had 2 picks. The Mountaineers' defense also tallied 66 total tackles, with Ayden Garnes and Kekoura Tarnue leading the team with 7 tackles each.
Game Summary:
West Virginia set the tone early with a 28-point first quarter and never looked back. Iowa State struggled to keep up, despite their efforts in the second and third quarters. The Cyclones' 5 turnovers were costly, as they were unable to sustain drives or capitalize on opportunities. West Virginia's offense was efficient, converting key third downs and making big plays in both the passing and running game.
West Virginia's dominance on both sides of the ball, combined with a nearly flawless performance from quarterback Garrett Greene, secured a comprehensive victory. Iowa State will need to address their turnover issues and defensive lapses if they hope to rebound in their next game.
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