West Virginia had an up-and-down season, going undefeated in September, winless in October, unbeaten in November, winless in December and unbeaten in January.
The result was a 8-5 record including a four-game losing streak midway through the season and a four-game win streak in November. There are high expectations for Dana Holgorsen and the Mountaineers, with the fanbase looking for West Virginia to compete for a Big 12 title and their patience dwindling with each passing year. West Virginia loses plenty of experience on defense, so there are several questions about the Mountaineers heading into the offseason.
Here are five questions for West Virginia in 2016:
How hot will Dana Holgorsen’s seat get and will his players respond?