By Jeff Wilson
Frogs Today senior writer
MORGANTOWN, WVa. — All the questions that arose Saturday at Milan Puskar Stadium during four somewhat uncomfortable quarters came with answers afterward.
Kendre Miller isn’t 100 percent, with a hand injury that made ball security a concern. TCU also wants its best running back to have fresh legs down the stretch.
The Horned Frogs never received a clear explanation about what went down as a muffed punt early in the third quarter. The no-call on kick-catch interference changed the game.
Settling for a field goal after having first-and-goal at the 1 was the result of abysmal execution that nearly resulted in a turnover.
But No. 7 TCU won nonetheless, beating pesky West Virginia 41-31 behind five TD plays of 29 yards or greater and a porous defense that again plugged the holes in the second half.
The final takeaway, though, is that 8-0 TCU has to get a lot better by next Saturday to improve to 9-0.
