West Virginia’s Snap Counts vs Houston

Following West Virginia’s 41-39 loss to Houston, we take a look at the snap counts for the Mountaineers.

Offense

QB Garrett Greene – 85
C Zach Frazier – 85
RG Ja’Quay Hubbard – 85
LG Brandon Yates – 85
LT Nick Malone – 85
RT Doug Nester – 85
TE Kole Taylor – 74
WR Hudson Clement – 72
WR Traylon Ray – 68
WR Devin Carter – 56
RB CJ Donaldson – 49
TE Treylan Davis – 22
RB Jahiem White – 18
WR Rodney Gallagher – 18
RB Jaylen Anderson – 18
WR Preston Fox – 17
WR EJ Horton – 12
FB Colin McBee – 1

It’s to note that all five starting offensive lineman played the entirety of the game. Dealing with two injuries, Hubbard and Malone both stepped up and played the whole game.

Defense

CB Malachi Ruffin – 59
S Anthony Wilson – 59
S Marcis Floyd – 59
CB Beanie Bishop – 59
LB Lee Kpogba – 50
LB Ben Cutter – 58
LB Jared Bartlett – 44
DT Edward Vesterinen – 41
LB Hershey McLaurin – 38
DL Sean Martin – 36
DT Mike Lockhart – 33
S Lance Dixon – 31
LB Tyrin Bradley – 27
DL Tomiwa Durojaiye – 19
DL Jalen Thornton – 10
DT Fatorma Mulbah – 9
LB Jairo Favors – 9
DL Davoan Hawkins – 9
DL Asani Redwood – 8
DT Hammond Russell – 1

On the defense, the secondary playing poorly in the second half makes sense. Four starters in the secondary played every play of the game. Cutter who was making his first start was on the field for 81 percent of WVU’s defensive snaps. Vesterinen was the most-used lineman, playing 69 percent of the passes.