WVU bumped up to No. 22 in the Coaches Poll and No. 28 in the AP.
The NCAA, oddly enough, says WVU, Michigan, Purdue, Vanderbilt and LSU are Final Four sleepers.
http://www.ncaa.com/video/basketbal...tball-sleepers-lsu-michigan-purdue-vanderbilt
JMU should provide a pretty decent early test today. Line is WVU -12. They had an impressive win at Richmond Friday. Connected on 11/24 from 3. Had four scorers in double figures including 20 points off the bench from guard Shakir Brown.
Won 19 games last season & return all five starters. Huggins said they will finish in the top 100, so a win today could be a shot in the arm for the RPI.
Interesting JMU has won 3 of 7 vs WVU all time, although WVU won the last three meetings (2003, 04, 05).
I'll take WVU to pull away in the second half and cover. Won't break 100 again tonight, but will get another big game out of the back court and a force a slew of turnovers by the end. Would like to see more from Ahmad and Macon and a lot less foul calls.
What's your take for tonight?
The NCAA, oddly enough, says WVU, Michigan, Purdue, Vanderbilt and LSU are Final Four sleepers.
http://www.ncaa.com/video/basketbal...tball-sleepers-lsu-michigan-purdue-vanderbilt

JMU should provide a pretty decent early test today. Line is WVU -12. They had an impressive win at Richmond Friday. Connected on 11/24 from 3. Had four scorers in double figures including 20 points off the bench from guard Shakir Brown.
Won 19 games last season & return all five starters. Huggins said they will finish in the top 100, so a win today could be a shot in the arm for the RPI.
Interesting JMU has won 3 of 7 vs WVU all time, although WVU won the last three meetings (2003, 04, 05).
I'll take WVU to pull away in the second half and cover. Won't break 100 again tonight, but will get another big game out of the back court and a force a slew of turnovers by the end. Would like to see more from Ahmad and Macon and a lot less foul calls.
What's your take for tonight?