MORGANTOWN — West Virginia women’s basketball started off February with a bang, upsetting No. 14 Baylor at home, 70-60. It was a much-needed win after a tough loss to Utah, helped out in the Big 12 standings, moved WVU up to No. 20 in the AP Poll and built on the resume for a higher seed in ...

MORGANTOWN — It was still a few hours away from Hope Coliseum being filled with fans and anticipation and Honor Huff was putting up one shot after another. The first one falls, then another and another. It is a near constant sound of the ball swishing through the net before landing with a ...

MORGANTOWN — It was hard to be a leader of West Virginia’s 2025 team. The team was new in almost every aspect. There was a new coach, a new coaching staff and a bunch of new players. It’s hard to unite a team like that. There were two players on defense who stepped up, attempting to ...

MORGANTOWN — If a picture is worth a thousand words, then today I am speechless and you can thank the photographer Dale Sparks for giving you this moment so many have prayed for over the years. As we begin here, let me refer you to Sparks’ post-game Facebook post following West ...

MORGANTOWN — The numbers compiled by the 22nd-ranked WVU women’s basketball team were simply astonishing Sunday. They read: 23 offensive rebounds, 30 turnovers forced and a 36-8 scoring advantage in the paint. That’s not the amazing part, because they’re numbers you’ve seen ...

MORGANTOWN — This was one WVU had to have. Not just to extend a winning streak inside the Hope Coliseum. Not just to continue to inch its way up college basketball’s metrics with the hope of being in the conversation for the NCAA tournament come March. And certainly not just to be ...