TCU, West Virginia Mirror Seasons on each other aimed at Matchup – MyKXLG.com

Since the beginning of January, TCU and West Virginia have been on the same train at the BIG 12 conference. After the teams opened the month in which it won a loss of loss, they both have lost three matches before recovering with victories in wins Sunday. This is an unusual fusion of nine coincide results that will end Wednesday when West Virginia (14-7, 5-5 large 12) travels to Fort Worth, Texas, to take up TCU (11-10, 4-6). With both in the middle of their 20-game conference schedules, the teams feel more successful as they have a lot in common to provide offers for the NCAA tournament. “We need to understand what is the best way to prepare for Western Virginia because we have to win this one,” said TCU coach Jamie Dixon. “If we can take it, we are right there at .500.” Dixon knows the .500 graduation value in the league game. Accepting beds in the tournament in the last three years, the horned frogs have twice qualified with 9-9 entries in the large 12. With a rotation loaded with transfers, the horned frogs are struggling with cohesion, especially after the season up to the legs of the legs of the legs leg to leg injury to leg injury to leg injury to leg injury to the injury of the senior guard of Frankie Collins in December. TCU ended with three matches on Sunday with a 68-57 victory over Colorado, as freshman David Panch scored the 19 career points, hitting all three 3-point attempts. The best threats of the horned frogs are Josh Reynolds, which is an average of 12.4 points per game, and Vassein Alet (11.1 points), which took in a point guard with a Collins injury. Also on Sunday, West Virginia clicked her three matches with a 63-50 win in Cincinnati. The climbers did it with defense, forcing 14 turnover and holding Bearcats to 31.5 percent firing (17 out of 54). “For us, this must be our protection, it all starts and ends there,” said Western Virginia coach Darian Devris. The climbers relied largely on the big 12 rating Javon Small (19.0 PPG). Last week, when then not. 6 Houston flooded the small and kept him low eight points, West Virginia gave up a loss of 63-49 at home. But the little ones answered 19 points and nine assists against Cincinnati. It helped to download the Small load was Joseph Jesfu, who made all six of his shots, including four threes, score 16 points. Western Virginia struck, as the guard of the guard Tucker Dewris, the son of the coach, will undergo surgery to complete the season to repair the upper body injury. It is an average of 14.9 points and 4.9 rebounds in eight games. -Fole at the field level