MORGANTOWN — Miles McBride drove toward the basket, looking to put No. 11 West Virginia in the win column for the second straight game. As the few seconds remaining began to tick off of the WVU Coliseum’s clocks, the sophomore guard rose toward the hoop, dropping in a layup that gave the ...
Questions have lingered around the West Virginia men’s basketball program for weeks, but it seems likely some of them may be answered on Saturday. The Mountaineers will return to the court for their first matchup since Jan. 9 due to COVID-19-related postponements. The Kansas State Wildcats ...
Soon after the West Virginia men’s basketball team defeated Northeastern on Dec. 29, Oscar Tshiebwe took questions from the media through a video conference. The Mountaineers had earned the win — their eighth of the season in 10 games — and Tshiebwe had put forth one of his strongest ...
MORGANTOWN — Already a highly decorated wrestler during his high school days at Oak Glen, it didn’t take Peyton Hall long to make a name for himself on the collegiate level. Hall, a four-time West Virginia state champion and three-time OVAC Ron Mauck Tournament titlist, began his WVU ...
The next two home games for the West Virginia men’s basketball team have been postponed. The Big 12 Conference made the announcement on Tuesday. The Mountaineers were scheduled to face TCU on Jan. 16 and Oklahoma State on Jan. 19. On Monday, it was also announced that West Virginia’s matchup at Baylor that was scheduled for Tuesday was also postponed with a reschedule date that was still to be determined. The Mountaineers’ next scheduled game is slated for Saturday, Jan. 23 against Kansas State. West Virginia currently sits at a 9-4 overall record with a 2-3 mark in the ...
Former West Virginia standout Oscar Tshiebwe will transfer to Kentucky. Tshiebwe announced on Twitter that he will continue his career as a Wildcat. Tshiebwe announced he was leaving the Mountaineers for personal reasons on Jan. 1. The sophomore played 10 games for West Virginia this season and averaged 8.5 points and 7.8 rebounds per contest. During his freshman year at West Virginia, he led the team in scoring as he tallied 11.2 points per game and also grabbed 9.3 rebounds per outing. He was named All-Big 12 Conference Second Team.
