Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat MORGANTOWN, W.Va.- The West Virginia University men’s basketball team will face North Carolina in the Dick Vitale Invitational on
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia basketball players Brenen Lorient and Javan Buchanan have filed a lawsuit in federal court
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia guard Amir Jenkins missed the Mountaineers’ appearance in the College Basketball Crown after undergoing
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Highly touted freshmen often arrive on campus with lofty expectations, but West Virginia head coach Ross
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Former West Virginia basketball guard Kerr Kriisa was arrested by the FBI on Saturday on federal
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat LAS VEGAS – After a season full of highs and lows, West Virginia ended the season crowned the champions of
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat LAS VEGAS – Honor Huff delivered a career night as West Virginia rallied to beat Oklahoma 89-82 in overtime to
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat LAS VEGAS- Honor Huff etched his name in West Virginia history Sunday, breaking Frank Young’s single-season 3-point record in the
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia women’s basketball team learned Saturday it will host the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament. On Sunday, the Mountaineers learned their opponent. No. 4-seeded WVU will face No. 13-seeded Miami (Ohio) in Regional 3. No. 5-seeded Kentucky and No. 12-seeded James Madison will meet in the other first-round game, with the winners advancing to play Monday. The Mountaineers (27-6) hold a 44-5 record at Hope Coliseum in head coach Mark Kellogg’s three seasons. The only NCAA Tournament games played in Morgantown came in 1992, when the field consisted of just 48 teams. WVU was the No. 4 seed and defeated Clemson to advance to the Sweet 16 for the only time in program history. Tipoff is
Shanna Rose | WV Sports Chat KANSAS CITY, Mo.— BYU took advantage of 22 West Virginia turnovers and pulled away late for a 68–48 win on the second night of the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship at T-Mobile Center. The Mountaineers kept the game close early, but the Cougars grabbed the lead for good when AJ Dybantsa scored to make it 13–11. BYU slowly built momentum from there, stretching the margin to double digits after a Robert Wright III three-pointer and led 31–23 at the break. WVU showed signs of life midway through the second half. A Brenen Lorient three-pointer followed by a Jasper Floyd jumper cut the deficit to 43–40 with 9:36 remaining, giving the Mountaineers a chance to swing the momentum.
