Alcohol Sales Increase at Football Stadium in 2018

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Gross sales for 2018 WVU home games 2018 gross sales vs. kick-oﬀ time

$300,000.00 Noon (Kansas)

Noon (TCU)

3:30 p.m (KSU) Time 6 p.m. (YSU) $200,000.00

Kick-Oﬀ 7 p.m. (Baylor)

8 p.m. (Oklahoma)

$0.00 $100,000.00 $200,000.00 Gross Sales $100,000.00 GRAPHIC BY AVERY LYONS Gross alcohol sales per home game charted agianst 2018 home kick-off times. Most popular domestic beers per game 2017:

$0.00 Oklahoma State East Carolina Texas Tech 1. Miller Lite (7,377 sold) 1. Bud Light (7,606 sold) Kansas State Kansas Baylor TCU Oklahoma 1. Bud Light (6,315 sold) Youngstown 2. Bud Light (7,251 sold) 2. Miller Lite (5,328 sold) 2. Miller Lite (6,306 sold) State 3. Michelob Ultra (4,762 sold) 3. Michelob Ultra (4,618 sold) 3. Michelob Ultra (4,508 sold) Date 9/8/18 9/22/18 10/6/18 10/25/18 11/10/18 11/23/18 4. Coors Light (2,806 sold) 4. Coors Light (2,407 sold) 4. Coors Light (3,711 sold) 5. Yuengling (2,265 sold) 5. Yuengling (1,943 sold) 5. Yuengling (3,313 sold) Attendance 58,446 59,245 57,419 53,117 60,007 60,713 Delaware State Iowa State Texas 1. Miller Lite (4,673 sold) 1. Bud Light (6,560 sold) 1. Miller Lite (5,300 sold) 2. Bud Light (4,315 sold) 2. Miller Lite (5,213 sold) 2. Bud Light (4,985 sold) GRAPHIC BY AVERY LYONS 3. Michelob Ultra (2,850 sold) 3. Michelob Ultra (3,802 sold) 3. Michelob Ultra (3,196 sold) 4. Coors Light (1,652 sold) 4. Coors Light (2,876 sold) 4. Coors Light (2,565 sold) Total amount of WVU alcohol sales per home game in 2018. 5. Yuengling (893 sold) 5. Yuengling (2,022 sold) 5. Yuengling (1,889 sold) Most popular domestic beers per game 2018: cording to a Freedom of Informa- athletic director for communica- BY DOUGLAS SOULE tion Act request to the University. tions Michael Fragale. Sodexo, Youngstown State Kansas State Kansas 1. Bud Light (5,492 sold) 1. Bud Light (8,862 sold) 1. Bud Light (6,899 sold) EDITORINCHIEF The stadium earned nearly $1.4 WVU’s stadium concessionaire, re- million in gross beer and wine sales ceived the remaining 48%. 2. Miller Lite (4,107 sold) 2. Miller Lite (6,909 sold) 2. Miller Lite (5,600 sold) 3. Ultra (3,779 sold) 3. Ultra (6,017 sold) 3. Ultra (5,194 sold) during the 2018 season. It earned WVU first began selling alcohol Alcohol sales in Milan Puskar 4. Coors Light (1,767 sold) 4. Coors Light (2,831` sold) 4. Coors Light (2,722 sold) nearly $1.3 million the previous in its stadium in 2011. 5. Yuengling (1,486 sold) 5. Yuengling (2,489 sold) 5. Yuengling (2,010 sold) Stadium are on the rise. year. Like the 2017 season, Bud Light While less than 160,000 alcoholic WVU Athletics received 52% of topped the sales leaderboard. Baylor TCU Oklahoma beverages were sold in the 2017 1. Bud Light (5,729 sold) 1. Bud Light (6,593 sold) 1. Bud Light (9,260 sold) revenue from the alcohol sales, Throughout the season, 42,835 Bud 2. Miller Lite (5,208 sold) 2. Miller Lite (6,145 sold) 2. Miller Lite (6,966 sold) football season, more than 170,00 meaning it made $675,965 in com- Lights were sold. Coming in second 3. Michelob Ultra (4,204 sold) 3. Ultra (5,072 sold) 3. Michalob Ultra (6,243 sold) were sold in the 2018 season, ac- missions in 2018, said associate was Miller Lite with 34,935 sales. 4. Coors Light (1,974 sold) 4. Yuengling (2,719 sold) 4. Coors Light (3,406 sold) 5. Yuengling (1,949 sold) 5. Coors Light (2,403 sold) 5. Yuengling (2,391 sold)

NCAA rules student-athletes can benefi t from names, images, likenesses

Governors chair and Ohio State Pres- Governors, the expected modern- fair and balanced competition. and prohibit inducements to select, BY JARED SERRE ident Michael Drake said in a release. ization revolves around the follow- Make clear the distinction be- remain at, or transfer to a specifi c SPORTS EDITOR “Additional fl exibility in this area can ing ideologies: tween collegiate and professional institution. and must continue to support college Assure student-athletes are treated opportunities. “As a national governing body, the Th e NCAA voted unanimously on sports as a part of higher education. similarly to non-athlete students un- Make clear that compensation for NCAA is uniquely positioned to mod- Tuesday to allow student-athletes Th is modernization for the future is less a compelling reason exists to athletics performance or participa- ify its rules to ensure fairness and a the ability to benefi t from the use of a natural extension of the numerous diff erentiate. tion is impermissible. level playing fi eld for student-ath- their names, images and likenesses in steps NCAA members have taken Maintain the priorities of educa- Reaffi rm that student-athletes are letes,” NCAA President Mark Emmert a “manner consistent with the colle- in recent years to improve support tion and the collegiate experience students fi rst and not employees of said in a release. “Th e board’s action giate model.” for student-athletes, including full to provide opportunities for stu- the University. today creates a path to enhance op- “We must embrace change to pro- cost of attendance and guaranteed dent-athlete success. Enhance principles of diversity, in- portunities for student-athletes while vide the best possible experience scholarships.” Ensure rules are transparent, fo- clusion and gender equity. ensuring they compete against stu- for college athletes,” NCAA Board of According to the NCAA Board of cused and enforceable and facilitate Protect the recruiting environment dents and not professionals.” 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 WEEKEND WEATHER FORECAST SOCIAL MEDIA MOMENTS dailyathenaeum THURSDAY 10/31 Staﬀ Thundershowers following a period of WVU’s INDEPENDENT rain early. STUDENT NEWSPAPER HIGH 72°  LOW 36° NEWS Douglas Soule Editor-in-Chief FRIDAY 11/1 Hannah Williams Managing Editor Cloudy early with partial sunshine Jordyn Johnson expected late. Digital Editor Haleigh Holden HIGH 72°  LOW 36° Art Director Avery Lyons SATURDAY 11/2 Page Designer Caroline Murphy Page Designer Sunny. 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Domestic violence reports surpass other Big 12 schools

BY RAEANNE BECKNER representative of the actual lated behavior and 35% STAFF WRITER statistics on campus. said they know where to go “Clery Act data are just for help if themselves or a crimes that have come to the friend have experienced sex- October is Domestic Vio- attention of the police,” De- ual misconduct. lence Awareness Month, and Keseredy said. Conversely, 87% of sur- compared to other Big 12 DeKeseredy said it’s dif- veyed students stated that schools with similar, or even ficult to use clery data as people on campus help larger, enrollment numbers, an accurate representation each other, 97% claim WVU WVU has among the highest of what is actually happen- is a friendly campus and reported domestic violence ing on campus because it is 74% have used one or more offenses. solely based on the incidents bystander intervention In 2016, there were 29 to- that were reported to the po- strategies. tal reported domestic vio- lice in each year, and not the In a statement on the Vio- lence offenses, in 2017 there actual number of offenses lence Research Center’s web- were 32 offenses and in 2018 that may have occurred. site, DeKeseredy said, “One there were 25 offenses, ac- DeKeseredy said that the of [the] main objectives of the cording to the 2016-2018 an- best way to tell a school’s sta- study is to provide policy-rel- nual WVU Clery Report. tistics is to look at its climate evant data on the extent and PHOTO BY DOUGLAS SOULE Comparatively, Iowa survey results. distribution of various types Phi Delta Theta house. State University’s 2018 an- In the spring of 2016, of victimization that female nual Clery Report had four 30,470 students on WVU’s students have experienced, offenses in 2016, 2017 and Morgantown campus elec- and further to focus on stu- 2018. tronically received the Cam- dents’ perceptions on the Phi Delta Th eta suspended, The 2019 University of pus Climate Survey. campus’ social and cultural Texas Clery Report had 14 Nearly 20% of the popu- climate, their knowledge offenses in 2016, six offenses lation who responded to the of and involvement in sup- under investigation in 2017 and two offenses in survey, 57% female and 37% port services, and their per- person. Bolt said he could ademic year: 2018. male, reported experiencing ceptions of how WVU would BY DOUGLAS SOULE not provide details about the Published in log on While the University of some form of intimate part- handle a situation in which a EDITORINCHIEF investigation. 10/18/2019 Texas and Iowa State Uni- ner violence. student reported an incident Phi Delta Th eta was placed Occured: 9/20/19 14:44 versity’s statistics are either The data on the Violence of sexual misconduct.” A WVU fraternity has under interim suspension on Building: Phi Delta Th eta decreasing or staying consis- Research Center’s website If you or someone you been placed under interim Oct. 22, according to the WVU Fraternity tently low, WVU’s reported shows that 54% of the stu- know is experiencing domes- offenses remain high. suspension. Offi ce of Fraternity and So- Address: 225 Belmar Ave, dents who responded to the tic violence, contact WVU According to the director survey agreed that WVU tol- Police or call the Rape and Th e WVU chapter of Phi rority Life website. Morgantown, WV 26501 of WVU’s Violence Research erates a culture of substance Domestic Violence Informa- Delta Th eta is being investi- Phi Delta Th eta has only Disposition: Clear by Ex- Center, Walter DeKeseredy, abuse, 38% reported being tion Center 24 hour hotline at gated by the University, said made one appearance in the ception - Victim Refused to this data is extremely under victimized by a stalking-re- 304-292-5100. John Bolt, a WVU spokes- WVU Crime Log so far this ac- Cooperate Animal Friends seeking local volunteers

BY JACKSON DUNBAR The success of the Thrift zation and fight the battle STAFF WRITER Shoppe fuels the shelter’s against animal abuse and lasting impact on animals in euthanasia. the region and the commu- Animal Friends of North The organization operates nity as a whole. Central West Virginia, a no- an adoption center within While thousands of ani- kill animal shelter that has the shelter and foster pro- mals have been rescued from saved the lives of over 7,000 gram for dogs, cats and occa- the shelter, Lucky, a golden sionally pets of other species. pets, is searching for the help retriever black lab mix, of local volunteers. played a huge role in the cre- The shelter also provides Along with help needed ation of the entire operation. spay and neuter services to at their shelter location to Lucky suffered from phys- animals. care for the pets, Danielle ical abuse, was severely in- The AFNCWV relies on the Costello, volunteer at Ani- jured and was abandoned, good will of the community mal Friends, said volunteers until one day a caring neigh- to be aware of the atrocities and contributions to the An- bor discovered him. that animals face everyday. imal Friends Thrift Shoppe He had a dislocated hip as Any additional volunteers, are just as useful. a result of a violent and abu- donations, and shopping “The thrift store di- SUBMITTED PHOTO sive kick and was in critical trips to the Thrift Shoppe rectly supports the shelter,” Animal Friends has saved the lives of over 7,000 pets. condition. The neighbor pro- will allow the organization Costello said. “When you vided food, water and blan- to continue improving their come in, and volunteer with kets for Lucky until the res- cated at the Mountaineer flyers and spreading them ways stand to have more programs and make a differ- us, or donate an item, or pur- Mall and that money is used around campus, but says volunteers.” cue team arrived and gave chase an item, you are help- ence for animals that deserve to supply the resources at the the organization needs more The Thrift Shoppe also of- him orthopedic surgery to ing support a no-kill shelter.” shelter. volunteers. save his life. our help. fers the mall a venue where The shelter is funded Jasleen Gandhi is a se- “Some weeks we have 20 Lucky is 11 years old now “The mission of this orga- primarily from the prof- nior at WVU and a current volunteers and other weeks individuals can take advan- and is responsible for inspir- nization is directly benefit- its gained from the Animal volunteer in the group. She we will have zero volunteers,” tage of reasonably low-priced ing the founders of the AF- ing the livelihood of animals Friends Thrift Shoppe lo- helps advertise by making Gandhi said. “We could al- clothes and household items. NCWV to form the organi- in the region,” Gandhi said. 4 | PHOTO STORY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 Falling in love with Morgantown

ish boots. It’s the time of the BY TIM SHAW year where leaves changing PHOTOGRAPHER color become the dinner ta- ble conversation. In Mor- As the fall air rushes into gantown, people ring in the fall season in many different Morgantown, apple pie and ways. From carving pump- scarecrows start to appear. kins into spooky faces, to tak- Pumpkin spice lovers being a hike at Coopers Rock come excited to break out and seeing nature’s work, fall their fall flannels and styl- is officially upon us.

Fall leaves burst with color.

Fall colors refl ect off of the pond outside the WVU Rec Center.

Jack-o-lanterns are making an appearance around Morgantown.

A scarecrow perched with a smile. A woman plays with a dog at Coopers Rock. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 Editor: Assistant Editor: 5 Cole McClanahan CULTURE Penny De La Cruz [email protected] [email protected] Exploring the haunts and ghouls of WVU

the cemetery Sally was buried BY TANNER BOECKMANN in, according to legend, but CORRESPONDENT the graves were moved when construction began. It is be- WVU certainly has a his- lieved that Sally still haunts toric campus, with many of her fi rst resting place. its buildings being built in the 1800s. This makes the Uni- Th e Downtown Library versity a hotspot for ghosts If you go to the downtown throughout its many buildings. library often, you may have Jason Burns, a professional seen a ghost. storyteller and WVU Arts and Th e most famous ghost in Entertainment staff member, the library is that of a janitor, said almost every building on who legend says lost his life campus has a ghost. after falling down an elevator So, let’s explore the many shaft. Legend says he can be haunts of West Virginia seen on many fl oors of the li- University. brary, and as soon as you ap- proach him, he disappears. Woodburn Hall Employees and students Woodburn Hall, one of alike have also seen the spir- the most iconic buildings on its of people studying at empty campus, has a unique ghost. tables or roaming around the Built in 1876, Woodburn Hall shelves of the library. The is the second-oldest build- ghost of Sheba, the cat of Eliza ing on campus, after Martin Skinners, the fi rst woman li- Hall. According to legend, as STAFF PHOTO brarian at WVU, can be spot- a prank, some students from E. Moore Hall fi rst opened in 1926 and, allegedly, has since been haunted by the ghost of Elizabeth Moore. ted in the library too. the University led a cow up to WVU’s campus is home to the clock tower in Woodburn E. Moore Hall in the building. According to they returned the next day, According to campus leg- many ghosts, especially on Hall and left it there. After a Another historic building at legend, some workers at E. the picture was back where it end, the Lair is haunted by the downtown campus. If you few days of the cow being up WVU is haunted by a daunt- Moore Hall decided to move had always been, and to this a little girl named Sally, who want to learn more about the there, nobody could fi gure out ing fi gure, who strives to pro- the picture of Moore and re- day, the picture has not been roams around the building in ghost stories, check out the how to get it down, as the cow tect and preserve the building place it with another one, moved. a yellow dress. Burns has seen DA’s Haunted Halls of WVU couldn’t move down the stairs. she loved. which Moore was not happy her many times. podcast. Visit thedaonline. So, the only choice was to kill “E. Moore Hall is haunted about. Th e Mountainlair and “I’ve seen her more than a com/hauntedhallspodcast for the cow and carry it down in by Elizabeth Moore, the When the workers returned Stewart Hall couple times, she has a music more information and to listen pieces. It is said you can still woman the building was the next day, the picture was The Mountainlair seems box that she’ll play and dance to the podcast. Th e DA pub- hear the mooing of the cow named after,” Burns said. back in the spot where it orig- like the least likely spot for a too,” he said. lishes on many major podcast- when by Woodburn Hall late One of the most popular inally hung. Th e workers, be- ghost, but it is actually the lo- Sally can also be seen at ing services, including Apple at night. stories that Burns has told is of lieving it was a prank, locked cation of one of the most pop- Stewart Hall. Podcast, Google Play, TuneIn, a picture of Moore that hangs the picture in a closet. When ular ghost stories at WVU. Stewart Hall was the site of Anchor, Spotify and more.

WVU students reveal favorite candy on campus

BY ZACH DELUCA famous Reese’s Cups that CORRESPONDENT Miller found the weakest, adding, “the combination of peanut butter and chocolate The autumn air closes in just throws me off.” and your sweet tooth starts Zaveri, however, directed to ache; Halloween is here. his hatred toward the fruitier With so many options and flavors with Albanese butter- variants of classic childhood fly gummies. candy, are WVU students still “It sticks on my teeth ev- craving the same sweets from ery time, and I hate it,” Za- their early years or have their veri said. tastes evolved over time? And Crumbliss found the Candystore.com, a dis- Whoppers to be as unap- tribution company that re- pealing as its name would corded 12 years of bulk candy suggest. delivery to major retailers, PHOTO BY COLE MCCLANAHAN These findings show found that as of Sept. 2019, PHOTO BY COLE MCCLANAHAN many students are in favor Hershey’s chocolate ranks among the top three favorite candies in West Virginia. the three leading candies Store shelves stocked with candy near Halloween. of chocolate over the artifi- shipped in the nation were: cial, non-chocolate candies. M&M’s at No. 3, Reese’s Cups being handed out on Hallow- ginia, said. Surat, Gujarat, India, who is heads that deserved the title. When comparing the selec- at No. 2 and Skittles at No. 1. een night, but would college Crumbliss stressed the celebrating his first Hallow- “It’s kind of been like this tion chosen by fellow stu- West Virginia, however, students choose these can- size of the bar is what ulti- een this year. long family tradition with dents to the national pur- unveiled much different re- dies as their first choice? mately made Halloween treat Ryan Miller, a computer me, and it’s just stuck with chased ranking, it seems sults with Hershey’s Mini “King-sized Kit Kats, memorable. science student from Bridge- me for so long that every time what is deemed the tastiest is Bars, Milky Ways and Blow hands down,” Garrett Crum- Agreeing with his assess- port, West Virginia, disagreed I see it, I think back to those in fact not what’s being pur- Pops taking the top prize. bliss, a psychology student ment is Ram Zaveri, a com- with chocolate being the good ole days,” Miller said. chased the most for Hallow- These statistics show what is from Bridgeport, West Vir- puter science student from best, claiming it was Lemon- It was actually the in- een events. 6 Staﬀ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 OPINION Contributions [email protected]

DA photo department torn Got relationship apart over Almond Joy debate problems? Write in to our advice column, the process is wild. DUNCAN SLADE CAYLIE SILVIERA To say that another reason “Ask Avery,” PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTO EDITOR why you don’t like Almond Joy a component of bars is because coconut fl akes “Crushing on Merriam-Webster defi nes If you agree with any state- taste “unnatural” is absolutely Campus.” utopia as a place of ideal per- ments against the enjoyment ridiculous. Coconuts literally fection. It could be social, of Almond Joy bars, I have two come from nature. economic or civil equality, simple words for you: grow up. I would just like to point Has this ever but I know a diff erent utopia. Almond Joy bars have out that after voicing hatred happened to you? My utopia means a world free been enjoyed by the masses of Almond Joy bars, Duncan from Almond Joy bars. since 1946, following in the was met with a wide variety of • Your potential Call me a killjoy but Al- footsteps of its sister candy, criticism from his friends and new partner is mond Joy bars are simply ter- Mounds, which was invented from the DA employees at a toxic rible. Th ey have no redeem- in 1921. Even though they ar- staff meeting this past week. • You caught your ing quality whatsoever. en’t exactly a healthy alterna- I’m not trying to say that signifi cant other Almond Joy bars are a tive to other candies, the com- people can’t have their own cheating waste of calories. Th e calories bination of coconut flakes, opinions but to have such an • Stuck in a you burn to open it? A waste. almonds and chocolate cre- intense hatred toward a candy Some argue Almond Joy “situationship” PHOTO BY AVERY LYONS ates the perfect snack to sat- for such absurd reasons is ab- bars are a healthier candy. • All of the above isfy a person’s sweet tooth. solutely insane. Th ey have almonds and co- This photographer is pro-Almond Joy. I would expect to hear the One fi nal note: I can enjoy conut, after all! views on Almond Joy to a Here’s the lowdown. If you words “gross” and “ew” in as- almonds whenever I want. It Tell us about it! Almonds have an unnat- group of friends. My friend want almonds, go on a hike sociation to Almond Joy bars doesn’t have to be on a hike, ural texture, coconut fl akes danewsroom@mail. Maddie said she is trans- and eat a trail mix. If you want uttered from a child’s mouth, and I can enjoy them with co- get stuck in your teeth and ported to a laying on a beach coconut fl akes, eat a coconut wvu.edu you can barely taste the but to hear from an 18-year- conut. Hence, I will enjoy my whenever she opens an Al- cake. old college student that they Almond Joy bars as much as chocolate. mond Joy. My response, “Go Don’t even get me started Recently I brought up my struggle to open the packaging I please. drink a piña colada.” on Laff y Taff y. and burn too many calories in

Don’t be a ghost this Halloween

commitment. have become so numb to dat- “Ghosting” is a pop culture ing faux pas and passive-ag- term which refers to breaking gressive emotional games that off an undefi ned relationship, something as objectively rude seemingly without reason or as disappearing out of the blue justifi cation, by not respond- on someone you started a rela- ing to the partner’s attempts tionship with is the new norm? to reach out. Ghosting can oc- It’s OK to lose interest in cur after standing a date up someone you were talking on the fi rst meeting, after sev- to or change your intentions eral dates or even after sev- with them, but leaving them eral months of talking. You’re hanging with no explanation PHOTO VIA AVERY LYONS never truly safe from ghost- is wasting their time and mak- Avery writes the DA”s love and relation- ing until the relationship sta- ing the sting of rejection that ship column, “Crushing on Campus.” tus is locked-down and Face- much worse. You don’t need book-offi cial, and maybe not to write out a laundry list of BY AVERY LYONS even then. reasons why you don’t like COLUMNIST As ghosting has become them anymore, but at least more commonplace along- have the courtesy to tell them side the rise of social media that you no longer plan to pur- Halloween is a big deal here and online dating, so has its sue a relationship. in Morgantown. Th e costumes perceived acceptability in so- Between midterms and Ha- are more sexy than scary, the ciety. Just about everyone has loweekend, October is already treats are more boozy than PHOTO VIA PIXABAY been ghosted, and in turn, scary enough on campus. Save tasty and college students get been a ghost. What does it say the costumes for going out and While dogs dressed as ghosts are cute, people acting like dogs and ghosting other people is not cute. spooked at the first sign of about my generation that we don’t be a ghost. 6 Staﬀ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 OPINION Contributions [email protected]

Don’t be a ghost this Halloween

commitment. have become so numb to dat- “Ghosting” is a pop culture ing faux pas and passive-ag- term which refers to breaking gressive emotional games that off an undefi ned relationship, something as objectively rude seemingly without reason or as disappearing out of the blue justifi cation, by not respond- on someone you started a rela- ing to the partner’s attempts tionship with is the new norm? to reach out. Ghosting can oc- It’s OK to lose interest in cur after standing a date up someone you were talking on the fi rst meeting, after sev- to or change your intentions eral dates or even after sev- with them, but leaving them eral months of talking. You’re hanging with no explanation PHOTO VIA AVERY LYONS never truly safe from ghost- is wasting their time and mak- Avery writes the DA’s love and relation- ing until the relationship sta- ing the sting of rejection that ship column, “Crushing on Campus.” tus is locked-down and Face- much worse. You don’t need book-offi cial, and maybe not to write out a laundry list of BY AVERY LYONS even then. reasons why you don’t like COLUMNIST As ghosting has become them anymore, but at least more commonplace along- have the courtesy to tell them side the rise of social media that you no longer plan to pur- Halloween is a big deal here and online dating, so has its sue a relationship. in Morgantown. Th e costumes perceived acceptability in so- Between midterms and Ha- are more sexy than scary, the ciety. Just about everyone has loweekend, October is already treats are more boozy than PHOTO VIA PIXABAY been ghosted, and in turn, scary enough on campus. Save tasty and college students get been a ghost. What does it say the costumes for going out and While dogs dressed as ghosts are cute, people acting like dogs and ghosting other people is not cute. spooked at the first sign of about my generation that we don’t be a ghost. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 CHILL 7 PET OF THE DAY LINDA HALL’S TURKISH BAZAAR Euro-Suites Hotel - Event Room 501 Chestnut Ridge Road, Morgantown $1.00 at the door for Morgantown Community Kitchen Scarves November 4 11a.m. - 7p.m. Silks Real Pearls November 5 11a.m. - 7p.m. Jewelry Ethnic Items November 6 11a.m. - 7p.m. November 7 11a.m. - 7p.m.

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PHOTO BY COLIN HEILMAN West Virginia head coach Neal Brown (blue) walks amongst his team during pregame stretches ahead of WVU’s matchup against Oklahoma at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on Oct. 19, 2019. Sliding Mountaineers head to Waco in return from bye week

the climb,” the Mountaineers take on the No. 12 Baylor 4, 1-3 Big 12) enters the game eers struggled to contain one ahead of the Bears. BY JARED SERRE are not climbing in the place Bears — the Mountaineers’ eyeing a return to the win of the nation’s top offenses In the Big 12, Baylor cur- SPORTS EDITOR with the most short term im- second-straight ranked op- column, something it has as the Sooners combined to rently ranks as the No. 1 pact: the standings. ponent and the third-ranked not seen since a 29-24 vic- outgain WVU in total yardage scoring defense. Through While the mantra sur- With five games remaining opponent since the begin- tory over Kansas on Sep. 21. by a near 2:1 margin. seven games, the team has in the regular season, WVU ning of October. In their latest game ac- Additionally, West Vir- rounding the 2019 West Vir- given up a conference low will hit the road destined for In the midst of a three- tion, a 52-14 loss to No. 5 ginia’s lack of execution on 19.1 points per game. ginia football team is “trust Waco, Texas, where it will game skid, West Virginia (3- Oklahoma, the Mountain- third down did not do them James Lynch, a junior de- any favors as the team ended fensive tackle, leads the Big the day converting a medio- 12 in sacks, with seven, while cre 5-of-18 opportunities on also ranking second in tack- Week Ten Football Predictions third down. les for loss, with 11.5. Se- West Virginia head coach GUEST PICKER: Neal Brown is hoping that nior linebacker Jordan Wil- JARED SERRE CODY NESPOR QUINN BURKITT DJ RAMIREZ the bye week will rejuvenate liams and sophomore safety SPORTS EDITOR ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SPORTS WRITER SPORTS EDITOR, THE BAYLOR and energize the team. J.T. Woods also look to play LARIAT “I thought, as a football a factor as they rank toward team, really since we left the top of the conference WEST VIRGINIA halftime at Missouri, all the in turnovers: Williams has vs. way to halftime at OU, we forced two fumbles this sea- were making positive strides. son, while Woods has recov- #12 BAYLOR The second half was bad ered two fumbles. football,” Brown said. “Re- Offensively, junior quar- MIAMI ally, all we’ve concentrated terback Charlie Brewer has vs. on since we went back to helped lead Baylor to the FLORIDA STATE work last week is ‘Let’s get conference’s second-best better, let’s get better,’ so ranking in passing efficiency. UAB that’s kind of where my total Paired alongside leading re- focus is right now.” ceivers Denzel Mims (519 vs. Baylor (7-0, 4-0) enters the yards on 33 receptions) and TENNESSEE matchup with an undefeated Tyquan Thornton (507 yards record this season. Spanning on 26 receptions), Brewer back to last season, the Bears has completed slightly less #15 SMU have won eight of their last vs. ten games on their home turf than two-thirds of his passes. #24 MEMPHIS at McLane Stadium. “They’re playing with a Led by third-year head lot of confidence and they’re #8 GEORGIA coach Matt Rhule, Baylor is playing at a high level,” currently ranked as the sec- Brown said. vs. ond best team in the Big 12 Thursday’s game is slated #6 FLORIDA Conference, according to to kick off at 8 p.m. from Mc- the most recent AP Poll. At Lane Stadium in Waco. The OVERALL: 2713 2515 2218 No. 10, Oklahoma is the only game will be broadcast on conference foe that is ranked ESPN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 SPORTS | 9 Matt Rhule’s path to success at Baylor is one Neal Brown could follow at WVU

PHOTO VIA THE BAYLOR LARIAT In his three seasons, Baylor head coach Matt Rhule (grey vest) has turned the football program around. The Bears have started this season 7-0 after going 1-11 in 2017.

Rhule personally, but has ad- straight double-digit win sea- One of the biggest factors wide receiver and sophomore sacks. BY CODY NESPOR mired the job he has done. sons in 2016, 2017 and 2018. for Baylor’s success this year linebacker Tyler Matakevich “(Rhule) played a lot of ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR “I think that’s a unique sit- Rhule’s fi rst head coaching has been the progression of into a future Chuck Bednarik freshmen in year one and uation,” Brown said last week. job was at Temple University, the players that were on those Award winner. Th ose three, those guys are highly produc- When Matt Rhule became “He’s done a phenomenal where he was hired in 2013. 2017 and 2018 teams. along with other young play- tive players right now,” Brown job.” Rhule turned a 2-10 record in “Th ey grinded out 7-6 last ers who saw the fi eld early, Baylor’s head coach at the said. Th e Mountaineers (3-4, 1-3 his fi rst year to a 6-6 one in his year and now, if you look at helped the Owls make post end of 2016, the program was In his success at Troy, Big 12) will travel to Waco, second, to back-to-back 10-4 their roster, I think they start back-to-back 10-win sea- not in a good position. Brown followed a very sim- Texas, to take on the Bears (7- seasons in 2015 and 2016. eight seniors on defense, a sons, back-to-back bowl ap- Th e team was coming off ilar strategy. Quarterback 0, 4-0) on Th ursday for a Hal- At Baylor, Rhule has done couple juniors and fi ve se- pearances and an American of a 7-6 season that included loween matchup. Th ree con- almost the exact same. After niors and three juniors on Athletic Conference champi- Brandon Silvers started in a bowl win, but the program secutive losses has left Brown a dismal 1-11 season in 2017, offense,” Brown said. “And onship in 2016. each of Brown’s first three and university were tied up in and West Virginia in a posi- the Bears improved to 7-6 and so now those two years have Rhule has followed the years and threw for over 3,000 a sexual assault scandal that tion that they did not want or won a bowl game last season. really hardened those kids same formula to fi nd success yards in both 2016 and 2017 led to the departures of head expect to be in at the start of Th eir 7-0 mark to start 2019 and they’ve got some fi ght. at Baylor. During the team’s as the team went 21-5. Line- coach Art Briles, athletic di- the year, but it is still not as has people taking notice of But that’s the thing, he didn’t 1-11 season in 2017, Rhule backer Hunter Reese devel- rector Ian McCaw and uni- bad as where Rhule and the the job Rhule is doing. blink. He had a plan, attacked found playing time for fresh- oped from a reserve player in versity president Ken Starr, Bears started. Baylor’s path Brown said that Rhule has the plan, nothing swayed him man quarterback Charlie 2015 and 2016 into a two-time among others. to success could be one that found this success by making off that plan and that’s proba- Brewer, sophomore receiver fi rst team all-conference pass Th e football program was Brown and the Mountaineers a plan and sticking to it no bly the best compliment I can Denzel Mims and freshman rusher in 2017 and 2018. in a complete tailspin and any end up following. matter what. give him.” defensive lineman James Rhule has shown that such normal coach would not want Brown and Rhule have had “Th e thing about Matt is Even during a down year Lynch. a strategy can be successful to be anywhere near it. As it similar career paths as head he has not blinked,” Brown in which a team does not win Now in 2019, those play- turns out, however, Rhule in the Big 12 and Brown and coaches. Both had their fi rst explained. “He had a plan. I many games, the play and im- ers are the ones leading the the Mountaineers might be might not be a normal foot- head coaching jobs with non- think it speaks to him because provement of young players is charge for the Bears’ un- in a position to implement it. ball coach. In just three years, power fi ve schools and both he really had a couple oppor- still very important, as both defeated start. As a junior, Th rough injuries and a lack of Rhule has brought the pro- found great success. tunities at a couple diff erent Rhule and Brown know. Brewer is fourth in the Big gram back to conference and Brown was hired as Troy’s power fi ve jobs leaving Tem- During his fi rst two years 12 in passing through seven depth, several underclassmen national relevance, beginning head coach in 2015 and ple and he chose that Baylor at Temple, despite going a weeks with 1,866 yards and 12 have seen signifi cant playing this season 7-0 and currently quickly lead the Trojans to situation. So I think he went in combined 8-16, Rhule de- touchdowns, Mims is fourth time for WVU this season. If being ranked as the 12th best the top of the Sun Belt Con- there with a vision for what he veloped freshman P.J. Wil- in the conference with 519 these players can continue team in the nation. ference. Brown coached Troy wanted, he didn’t blink, they liams into a four-year start- yards with fi ve touchdowns to play and develop then this First-year WVU head coach from a 4-8 record in his fi rst never lost their way through ing quarterback, sophomore on 33 receptions and Lynch year’s lackluster result might Neal Brown does not know year at the helm to three- the 1-11 season.” Robby Anderson into a No. 1 leads the conference with 8.5 very well be worth it. 10 | SPORTS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 WVU the top football school in state, ticket sales show

for the WVU football team, the BY CODY NESPOR state of West Virginia lights up. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR WVU holds the top spot in every county in the state. Th e If there was any ever doubt rankings are based on the who West Virginia’s favor- amount of money spent on ite college football team was, ticket sales for each team. those doubts can now, scien- The only counties where tifi cally, be put to rest. WVU dips below 70% are Ca- Fivethirtyeight.com re- bell and Wayne counties, cently published an article ti- which accompany Marshall tled “How widespread is your University. In Cabell, WVU college football fan base?” Us- pulls 34.7% and Marshall has ing ticket sales data from Vivid 17.9% of ticket sales. In Wayne, Seats, authors Rachael Dottle it is 40% for WVU and 15.6% for and Jake Lourim created an Marshall. interactive map of the United Other than WVU and Mar- States that showed what per- shall, teams that show up in cent of money spent on tickets the top three of counties in- in each county went to which clude large universities in team. neighboring states. Penn State, You are able to sort by any Virginia Tech, Notre Dame college team in America and, and Ohio State all appear a few GRAPHIC VIA FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM unsurprisingly, when sorting times throughout the state. West Virginians love WVU football. On the above map, the darker the shade of purple, the higher percentage of ticket sales goes toward WVU football. BBARON’SARON’S BUSBUS LINESLINES • Wiﬁ • Power Outlets • Seatbelts • 2017 or newer buses $15 MorgantownMorgantown Daily Bus Service Between toto Charleston Morgantown & Charleston BBARONSBUS.COMARONSBUS.COM Morgantown Interested in 8888-378-382388-378-3823 working with us?

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