Maybe it was the numerous lay-ups, the back cuts or the dagger 3-pointers. In any case, Arizona made a 2,000-mile trip to snowy and cold West Virginia and looked rather comfortable Wednesday, in taking down the 21st-ranked Mountaineers 75-56.

Just a day after getting ranked for the first time since the 2022-2023 season, No. 21 West Virginia fell to Arizona 75-56. The Mountaineers defeated Arizona earlier this season in a nonconference

West Virginia drops its first game in Big 12 play, falling to the Arizona Wildcats at home. Schuyler Callihan and Christopher Hall recap the action. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel to get notified the second a new show drops.

The last time the West Virginia University men’s basketball team faced Arizona, it was a nonconference game in November, Arizona was ranked, and West Virginia was not. Now, the Mountaineers

It’s been over a month since WVU and Arizona had squared off in the third place game in the Battle For Atlantic tournament in November. The Mountaineers in that game were able to capture

KJ Lewis scored a career-high 21 points and Arizona beat No. 21 West Virginia 75-56 on Tuesday night for its fifth straight win.

The matchup between the No. 21 West Virginia University men’s basketball team and Arizona at the WVU Coliseum is officially underway. For watch/listening information, click here. As always, be sure to stop here and follow below for live updates as the game unfolds.