Satterfield says West Virginia's run game resembles service academy offenses
Cincinnati coach Scott Satterfield said West Virginia's rushing attack reminds him of service academies. The Mountaineers are gaining close to 300 yards per game on the ground. Satterfield pointed to Michael Hawkins Jr. and Cam Cook as difficult players for the Bearcats to contain Saturday in Morgantown.
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