Reese Donahue, a 6-4, 280-pound junior, had two tackles for loss and a sack in Week 1. WVU - The line is deep and talented for West Virginia. If they can somehow put a few shots on the standout QB, it would go a long way in sparking a struggling defense.

TheyвЂ™ll have to be at their best to keep Grier in the pocket (he really excels when he extends plays). Butler only ran for 86 yards, and the line had two sacks against a quarterback who got rid of the ball very quickly. YSU does have a decent front four, so WVU canвЂ™t sleepwalk through this one, but their size and strength should wear on the Penguins. WVU - The offensive line is mostly upperclassmen, and while they allowed two sacks last week, it can be hard to protect a quarterback who moves around the pocket as much as Grier. The problem was that they werenвЂ™t able to finish off the Bulldogs and run the football in the fourth quarter, a staple of most YSU football teams. They didnвЂ™t yield any against Butler (granted, it was Butler). They were one of the worst in the nation in allowing 36 sacks in 2017. YSU - The line did a great job improving on a horrendous year protecting the quarterback. He matched his season total in TDs (1) last week with six catches for 113 yards. Gary Jennings Jr, a senior, was just as good.вЂ€He caught 97 passes for 1,096 yards in 2017. He lit up UT for 140 yards and two TDs on seven receptions in Week 1. In 2017, the 6-4, 200-pound WR caught 60 passes for 980 yards and an incredible 18 TDs - second most in school history. David Sills V is coming off a huge game and a huge year. WVU - The Mountaineers have a pair of stars at wide-out. Kendric Mallory showed off some speed on a 44-yard TD pass down the sideline, and tight end Miles Joiner caught a 3-yard pass in the red zone, two things youвЂ™re looking for from both positions. A new group still creating timing with a new QB played fairly well, overall. YSU - There werenвЂ™t any spectacular plays by the PenguinsвЂ™ wide receivers against Butler, but there werenвЂ™t any drops either.

Expect to see Leddie Brown, Kennedy McKoy and Alec Sinfield in the backfield as well. West Virginia didnвЂ™t have to do much running with Grier lighting up the Volunteers offense. The 5-9, 212-pound junior led WVU with 58 yards on nine carries. WVU - The Mountaineers use a running-back-by-committee approach, led by Martell Pettaway. Scatback Christian Turner was solid (8 carries, 46 yards), but he had his best run of the day - a 56-yard TD - called back for a hold. McCaster is big and strong enough to pound teams into submission late in the game, but that didnвЂ™t happen, which is just as much the offensive lineвЂ™s fault as it is his.

They totaled just 14 yards rushing in the fourth quarter. The problem was the way he and the Penguins finished.

YSU - The numbers looked great for starting running back Tevin McCaster, who ran for 166 yards on 29 carries in the loss to Butler. Unless he overlooks the Penguins like they did Butler, itвЂ™s going to be tough to slow down the multi-faceted star. The 6-foot-3, 223-pound senior is coming off a breakout season in which he completed 250-of-388 passes for 3,390 yards, 34 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. WVU - Grier started off a Heisman campaign in impressive fashion, torching Tennessee for 429 yards and five touchdowns while completing 25-of-34 passes ( 73.5 percent). HeвЂ™ll need to find an early rhythm and put together four complete quarters for the Penguins to have a chance against WVU. He completed 18-of-27 passes, going 9-for-10 in the second half with two touchdowns. YSU - It took about two quarters, but Montgomery VanGorder found a rhythm in the second half and looked like the quarterback most expected after transferring from Notre Dame.

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