DAILY MAIL SPORTSWRITER
MORGANTOWN - Despite his squad's offensive woes of the last twogames, Rich Rodriguez is about as worried - for now - with theperformance of quarterback Rasheed Marshall as a new owner of aMercedes would be driving off a lot.
"Rasheed has played very well against some really good footballteams," Rodriguez said Tuesday afternoon. "Particularly against Miamilast year. I hope he has confidence. We have it in him."
This week's potential get-well setting might seem a bit peculiar.
Rodriguez's West Virginia University team (1-3) will challengesecond-ranked Miami (4-0, 1-0 in league) in the former's Big EastConference opener. The 7:30 p.m. …
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