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TBT summer basketball tournament has regional location in West Virginia

by Ashley O'Brien - 068

Charleston, W.Va. - Last summer's basketball highlight was definitely the Best Virginia superstar team playing in and participating in "The Basketball Tournament," TBT. The TBT tournament is a 5-on-5, winner take all tournament with a winner prize of $2 million. It was announced on Tuesday that Charleston, West Virginia will

Mountaineers play host to Oklahoma State Cowboys, a must-win this Tuesday

by Ashley O'Brien - 0125

Morgantown, W. Va. - The men's basketball team is back in Morgantown after a grueling three-game losing streak that has many remembering the sadder times of the 2018-2019 season. Now back at home, West Virginia looks to get back on track with literally a half dozen games left in the

West Virginia basketball debuts “Mount Rushmore” of WVU Hoops

by Ashley O'Brien - 0296

Morgantown, W.Va. - Several weeks ago, West Virginia University opened up fan voting to vote on the top men's basketball players of all time. This "Mount Rushmore" of players was announced Monday morning on Twitter. https://twitter.com/WVUhoops/status/1229448342201085958 The fan consensus of greatest WVU hoops players is: Jerry West, Da'Sean Butler, "Hot Rod" Hundley

Mountaineers continue to slide down AP Top 25

by Ashley O'Brien - 0446

Morgantown, W.VA. - The Mountaineers are coming off a three game losing streak, and a slump that has fans fearing the worst as March inches closer. Following losses to two of the top three teams in the country, the Mountaineers dropped three places to number 17. The Baylor Bears and

Baylor Mauls WVU

by Layne Sheppard - 0311

The men’s basketball team traveled to Waco, Texas looking to accomplish two things: end a two game skid and regain some traction for a struggling offense. Both will be a tough task given that the Old Gold and Blue were going up against the number one ranked team in the

No. 3 Kansas, No. 14 WVU meet on Wednesday

by Shanna Rose - 0299

MORGANTOWN,W.Va.--West Virginia is coming off another disappointing road loss to Oklahoma. The 14th-ranked Mountaineers (18-5, 6-4 Big 12) dropped the 69-59 decision to the Sooners where the team's offensive struggles continued. WVU attempted more shots (76 to 49) but missed 52 attempts, including several from short range.  Oscar Tshiebwe (11.5 points,

Mountaineers drop two spots in AP Top 25 as challenging week looms ahead

by Ashley O'Brien - 0273

Morgantown, W.Va. - The men's basketball team dropped two spots in week 15's AP Top 25 poll Monday afternoon. After the Mountaineers split their games last week with a home win against Iowa State and a road loss to Oklahoma, the Mountaineers fell from 13th to 15th. The Mountaineers were

For the men’s basketball team, travel seems to be troubling

by Ashley O'Brien - 0482

Norman, OK. - Saturday afternoon's men's basketball game was nothing short of tough to watch at times. And that's just from the television sets and couches of Mountaineers fans across the country. The Mountaineers traveled to Norman and tipped off just a few short hours after being named an early

Doolittle leads Oklahoma past No. 13 WVU

by Shanna Rose - 0258

NORMAN, Okla.--Kristian Doolittle scored 27 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Oklahoma defeated No. 13 West Virginia 69-59 on Saturday afternoon. Brady Manek had 11 points for the Sooners (14-8, 5-5 Big 12). Jermaine Haley led the Mountaineers (18-5, 6-4) with 15 points. Oscar Tshiebwe had 12 points and nine boards. Oklahoma outrebounded

WVU-Oklahoma Preview

by Shanna Rose - 0451

NORMAN, Okla.--On Wednesday, No. 13 West Virginia thumped Iowa State but they did it in a rather sloppy manner. The Mountaineers (18-4, 6-3 Big 12) turned the ball over 19 times in the win, which left head coach Bob Huggins not pleased. "We were headed in a direction I thought

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