... doesn't do anything small.

Six turnovers, 509 yards of total offense.

A 71-yard Noel Devine touchdown run, an interception returned by a defensive lineman for the game-clinching touchdown.

As many have written, if WVU can get out of its own way, it could really be something special.

That being said, Auburn's defense had something to say about Saturday night's non-conference loss. You don't get five interceptions by being lucky.

Auburn made halftime adjustments to put pressure on Jarrett Brown, forcing him to throw before he was ready, and Auburn's defensive backs apparently shut down WVU's long passing game after Brown's long opening-drive pass to Bradley Starks that set up WVU's first touchdown...

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