West Virginia, Grand Canyon Set To Meet for First Time
MORGANTOWN — Every head coach of every basketball program in America has their reasons for continuing their team’s season for as long as they can. West Virginia’s Bob Huggins is no different. “I think it’s more important to play the games,” Huggins explained during Monday’s final Big 12 Teleconference of the season. “The more we get, the better they will get.” For that reason, the soon-to-be Hall of Fame leader of the Mountaineers (14-20) elected to accept an invitation to the College Basketball Invitational. WVU’s first-round opponent will be WAC member Grand ...