The Mountaineers controlled the game in the second half in their victory over Oklahoma State.
When you're one of the top teams in the country, you should take care of business on the road against undermanned teams. West Virginia (22-7, 11-5) did just that on Saturday, defeating Oklahoma State (12-17, 3-13) 70-56 in Stillwater.
Today's game was a great example of the depth and balance of the Mountaineers. Ten players scored, with six of them scoring between five and seven points. Both the Mountaineer bench and starters contributed 35 points.
Despite Oklahoma State's hot shooting from three (6-10 and 4-4 from Tavarius Shine), West Virginia led at the half 33-29.