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[QUOTE="suloyalfan, post: 447327, member: 397"]
Well, West Virginia's offensive playmakers (Smith, Austin, Bailey, Woods, Clarke, Buie, Alston) and system was no different this year than they were last year playing in the Big East.  
 
Their output this year in 9 Big 12 Conference games was 330.9 passing ypg on 42.0 attempts per game, with 29 passing TDs and 6 interceptions.  Rushing Offense was 184.1 ypg with 16 TDs in conference games.  Total Offense was 515.0 ypg in Big 12 Conference games this year.  Scoring Offense was 39.7 points per game in conference this year. 
 
In 2011, in 7 Big East games the output was 326.9 ypg on 39.1 attemps per game, with only 13 TDs and 5 interceptions.  Total Offense was 433.6 ypg in Big East Conference games last year.  Rushing Offense was 106.7 ypg with 12 TDs in conference games.  Scoring Offense was 31.0 points per game in conference games last year.
 
So, unless the WVU offense got significantly better over the offseason, their in-conference production on offense definitely got much better playing against the defenses in the Big 12.
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