West Virginia's football season hasn't been going the way coach Rich Rodriguez or the Mountaineers would've wanted.

WVU reached the halfway point of its season with a record of 2-4, including a mark of 0-3 in Big 12 play.

WVU has shuffled through players, schemes and emotions through its first six games.

Let's dissect this year's Mountaineers through the first six games.

Offense: D+

Yes, there have been plenty of things wrong with WVU's offense this season, with everything from the struggling offensive line to trying to find the right quarterback.

West Virginia has seen three straight weeks of a different starting signal-caller. Khalil Wilkins got the nod last Friday against BYU.

The Mountaineers have struggled in the turnover category, surrendering the ball 11 times -- six intercep

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