WVU basketball bounced back strongly from their loss last weekend to Wake Forest on Tuesday night as they returned home to the Hope Coliseum in Morgantown for a showdown with Little Rock. The Mountaineers had no issues with the Trojans, cruising to a 90-58 victory over their visitor while showing some important signs of finding solutions to issues that have plagued the team in recent weeks. Here are our takeaways from WVU's eighth win of the season.
A Much-Needed Second Scorer Unlocked As Three-Point Woes Find Solution
Treysen Eaglestaff entered this season as a highly-touted transfer portal addition due to his explosive scoring abilities, and he has had some trouble unlocking that consistently for the Mountaineers so far through non-conference play.