Maybe not. As it is, two of the best uncommitted players in south Florida committed to WVU Monday after visiting for that rousing game Saturday night. Say hello to Geno Smith and Stedman Bailey.

“Being up there and watching those guys play, I really felt in my heart this was the place I needed to be,” said Smith. “The coaches are very classy guys and I could see they were passionate about the program.”

Obviously, this is big for WVU and its recruiting efforts and image. The sky had been falling upon the Mountaineers ever since the TBA. Or so it seemed. After WVU stopped recruiting quarterbacks because it promised Boyd he was the one, the coaches got after Smith and closed the deal pretty quick. It sends a pretty clear message to doubters and supporters, commits and prospects. Despite it’s current state, WVU is still a pretty good place. It can once again be a great place.

Why, I guess you could call Smith and Bailey disaster recovery specialists.