DOWNED BY THE FROGS BUT A BOOMING SOONER WIN! TCU's horrible court and 7 games worth of frustration on the Sooners!
DOWNED BY THE FROGS BUT A BOOMING WIN OVER THE SOONERS! WVU lets one get away on TCU's horrible court, but takes out 7 games worth of frustration on the Sooners as Stevenson explodes for 34!
Summary
On this week's Got Your Eers On? WVU Basketball lets one get away in Ft. Worth (and we’re blaming TCU’s horrible court) ending with a “hand shake line altercation” before coming home to the Coliseum and dishing out 7 games worth of frustration out on the Oklahoma Sooners in a 32 point victory where Erik Stevenson chips in a career high 34. In WVU Football news, the Mountaineers find out exactly who they’re playing (and when) for the upcoming season! Join us for all this and more on this week’s episode of Got Your Eers On!
Show Notes:
Basketball
- WVU loses to TCU, 76-72
- On their terrible court
- This was a layup / dunk clinic by TCU
- The rotations were weird again; Kobe and Mo before Seth and Okonkwo in this one, for example
- Jimmy Bell was involved in an altercation in the post-game handshake line
- Several people held Jimmy back from TCU’s student section
- Apparently something was said to Jimmy’s Mom
- Huggs post-game:
- WVU beats Oklahoma at home, 93-61
- Erik Stevenson went for 23 in the first half and finished with a career high 34
- First Mountaineer since Greg Jones in 1983 to score 30+ in back-to-back home games
- WVU led by 26 at the half, scoring 56 in the first half
- James Okonkwo with his first double-double, 10 points 10 rebounds
- Huggs collected win number 930
- Huggs post-game:
- Stevenson was great in the huddle
- “Everyone on our team is tired of losing…We have to take care of business now. Like my dear, departed frield Bill Stewart said ‘Leave No Doubt’…Thanks Stew”
- Erik Stevenson went for 23 in the first half and finished with a career high 34
- KenPom now puts WVU at 15
- Joe Lunardi still has WVU on the bubble
Other Basketball:
- Joe Mazulla named head coach for Team Giannis in the upcoming all-star game
- Darris Nichols on an 8 game winning streak at Radford
- Feb 3rd would’ve been Jack Fleming’s 100th birthday
- An Eastern Illinois player decided to slap a fan sitting courtside
Football:
- The 2023 Mountaineer football schedule is announced
- Home games with Duquesne, Pitt, Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, BYU, and Cincinnati
- Away games with Penn State, TCU, Houston, UCF, Oklahoma, and Baylor
- No Texas, Kansas, Kansas State or Iowa State on the schedule
- Some have ranked WVU as having the hardest 2023 schedule (yay!)
- It looks like Texas and OU are not leaving the Big 12 a year early as they had hoped
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