West Virginia's offense showed signs of snapping out of a three-game funk against Oklahoma State Saturday rolling up 479-yards and 34-points, but the talk around the game will center on missed opportunities.

And that's exactly what offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson discussed after the game.

"On offense we didn't turn the ball over, but we're not making plays. It comes down to their players making more plays than ours did," he said. "When it's crunch time, we've got to have some guys step up and make plays."

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