October 3, 2008
Hogan's no hero yet, but he's making strides
MORGANTOWN - They could have been the moments that shattered Brandon Hogan's psyche forever, coming as they did in such relatively rapid succession during what amounted to the infancy of his born-again career.
Two plays, inarguably among the most defining of West Virginia's early-season football struggles, centered on Hogan and Hogan alone. Stationed squarely on the island that cornerbacks know is their own, he had failed miserably.
And he knew it.
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I don't think Stew or Norwood gave CB kent Richardson a fair shot only three games to be benched need more game experience. More blame should be put on DL/LBs first couple of games not enough pressure on the offense.WV has a long season ahead so far last 2 games talent wasn't there 2 or 3 players give me a break after Syracuse I hope those 2 CBs hold up.
Rookie mistakes cost Brandon Hogan against ECU, but after that he truly started to play to his potential. Unlike a lot of people I know, he has learned from his mistakes and can only keep getting better.
Gl to you, Mr. Hogan. Keep up that drive to better and your focus. You are going to be, if you are not already, a great CB.