The Dynamic Duo: Pat White and Steve Slaton's Time at West Virginia
West Virginia's dynamic duo of Pat White and Steve Slaton have been recognized by CBS Sports for their exceptional playmaking abilities, ranking in the top three of all-time best playmaking duos.
During their time together from 2005 to 2007, White and Slaton showcased their talent on the field, amassing an impressive 7,429 rushing yards and 89 rushing touchdowns. They also contributed 805 receiving yards and five receiving touchdowns to their stat line.
Under their leadership, West Virginia clinched two Big East championships and made three consecutive bowl appearances, including prestigious games like the Sugar and Fiesta Bowls. The team achieved 11 wins in each of the three seasons that White and Slaton played together.
Slaton's standout performance in 2006 earned him a fourth-place finish in Heisman Trophy voting, while White secured back-to-back top 10 finishes in 2007 and 2008. Their most memorable year together was perhaps 2006, where Slaton's dominance on the ground was complemented by White's impressive rushing stats.
Looking back at their time together, it's clear that Pat White and Steve Slaton left an indelible mark on West Virginia football, etching their names into the list of all-time best playmaking duos.
