West Virginia Safeties Push Forward Following Dravon Askew-Henry's Knee Injury

For the second straight season, the team’s top player and leader on defense was taken from them. Then Holgorsen reset the team’s mission. The lineup will change. The goals will not.

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Jarrod Harper said he felt his heart break when he found out teammate Dravon Askew-Henry tore an ACL in practice last week and that the junior will miss West Virginia's entire 2016 season. But Jeremy Tyler saw Askew-Henry's heart break.