Dana Holgorsen's West Virginia Mountaineers have a habit of needing a little extra time to get it going against less-talented competition. Witness their 12-10 halftime deficit against Norfolk State, which turned into a 55-12 win. Likewise, WVU let the Bowling Green Falcons get out to a 10-3 advantage before [Red Bull joke].

Dustin Garrison has been the star for West Virginia. I feel pretty confident in declaring this. He's rushed for 233 yards, wit a long of 42, giving him 84 more yards than Bowling Green's entire offense. This comes a week after Geno Smith set a school record for passing yards in a single game.

Bowling Green's biggest performers: Jamel Martin, with 83 yards receiving, and Jerry Gates, who's averaging 35.2 yards on his five kick returns.

For more on this game, visit West Virginia blog The Smoking Musket and Bowling Green-friendly blog Hustle Belt. Here's this week's college football TV schedule, and stay tuned to SB Nation's college football news hub for more.