MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – If you like exciting, high-level, down-to-the-wire, major college basketball then the WVU Coliseum is where you want to be on Tuesday night when top-ranked Kansas and No. 11 West Virginia hook up.
The last three times these two have played the games have been doozies.
Last year in Lawrence, the Jayhawks came back from 18 points down to knock off 20th-ranked West Virginia, 76-69, in overtime.
KU was 0-for-15 from 3, turned the ball over 16 times, was out-rebounded by 12, including 21-8 on the offensive glass, but was still able to win by making 34-of-43 at the free throw line.