MORGANTOWN — West Virginia didn’t get the fast-break it was seeking, but when Jordan McCabe spotted Lamont West drifting free on the opposite wing, he threaded a […]
Men’s Basketball
Rider in a (snow) storm
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — Welcome to a winter wonderland of snowy roads and auto mishaps, where Rider University makes the trek from Lawrence Township , N.J. for […]
Rider a surprising threat for West Virginia, according to NET
MORGANTOWN — Only the biggest college basketball enthusiasts around town would know Rider University — located in Lawrence Township, N.J. — is a member of the Metro […]
Emmitt Matthews never stopped looking for his role at West Virginia
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — It was possibly curiosity more than anything else that helped Emmitt Matthews Jr. get nine minutes of playing time in the exhibition game […]
Old-school style leads to Esa Ahmad’s career day
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — In a perfect world of basketball, Bob Huggins could simply hand the ball to Esa Ahmad at the top of the key, set a […]
Konate finds energy, 3-pointers to lift West Virginia past Valpo
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — By his own admission, Sagaba Konate was a man playing nearly on empty during the first half Saturday. There was no real reason […]
Valpo comes calling today
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — The West Virginia men’s basketball team returns to the WVU Coliseum today to begin a three-game home stand that begins against disciplined Valparaiso, […]
West Virginia men’s hoops have rare Thanksgiving home
MORGANTOWN, W, Va. — Because of the earlier timing of the Myrtle Beach Invitational, the West Virginia men’s basketball team will get a rare holiday at home […]
West Virginia’s Brandon Knapper responds to Bob Huggins’ challenge
MORGANTOWN — Short of putting up help wanted signs on the doors of the WVU Coliseum or taking out an ad in the classifieds, Bob Huggins’ search […]
Sagaba Konate shows inside and outside games during Myrtle Beach tournament
CONWAY, S.C. — In helping West Virginia capture third place at the Myrtle Beach Invitational, Sagaba Konate showed there are two different versions of his offensive game: […]
