Stoops gambled, he lost. Attempting it when he did was just as good a time as any other, regardless of the previous 2 WV series.
The only reason they stopped the 2nd drive was a dropped pass from a wide open receiver.
I do. The second half had gone all his team's way and then he selected a call with a low low chance of success.
As for the momentum thing, that's just an intangible concept that can't really be proven one way or the other.
You can't measure it but it certainly exists. Kids feed off of emotion and the idea that things are going "their way" or not going "their way". That was the first play of the second half, ten minutes into the half, that WVU had a play go "their way".
Well I can't argue with hard scientific facts like those. I concede.
Bob Stoops doesn't know his defense well. If he hadn't kicked that onside kick, his defense would have stonewalled WV for thirty minutes and OU would have won by 19.
I have to say, I usually think you are pretty dead on, but Oklahoma showed me absolutely nothing that made me think they could stop West Virginia. You can yell "momentum" all you want to, the simple fact is WVU ran for 349 yards, and that can't possibly be all because of the big mo