Actually, KB, to a good SunBelt team. The best SunBelt team, in fact.
Still a SunBelt team. Your point stands. Just gotta give the Mountaineers credit for being the class of their conference.
No JP, being a SunBelt team in and of itself connotes that you're a "bad" team that has absolutely no business staying on the field with the prohibitive favorite to win the the SECe. They're fine for a SunBelt team, but what happened to them two weeks later vs Miami, a 45-10 loss, is about what should've happened to them in Neyland.