... Occasionally, even with the most careful player, a ball will be knocked free.  Or the better quarterbacks will have a rare delusion of invincibility and throw into a crowd, setting up an interception.

"Rare" is the key word here because these things can happen to anyone.  If any blame is to be assessed in these cases, hang it on the guy with the ball.

However, if it's a recurring issue, as it is with West Virginia, you have to fault the coaches.  They have set up a culture of not protecting the ball.

A team can't win without scoring.  That team can't score without the ball.  But, the other team can score if the team with the dropsies continues to offer the gifts.

It doesn't matter how many yards are gainedâ€...

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