West Virginia head coach Darian DeVries expressed confidence that the team’s shots would eventually start falling, and they did in a crucial 73-55 win over TCU. The Mountaineers shot 52-percent from the floor and 42-percent from three with strong offensive contributions from senior guard Javon Small, senior guard Joe Yesufu, and sophomore guard Sencire Harris.
Harris, in particular, had a career-high scoring output and was praised by DeVries for his performance on both ends of the floor. The team’s defense was also highlighted, especially during a key 23-2 run that helped them seize control of the game.
The victory puts West Virginia at 17-11 overall and 8-9 in the Big 12 Conference, with three games remaining on the schedule. DeVries emphasized the importance of the win, noting that the team is playing for something meaningful in the remaining games.
Overall, the Mountaineers showcased a strong offensive performance, solid defense, and a determined mindset, setting the stage for success in upcoming matches.
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