BYU takes on West Virginia in a critical game for BYU's NCAA Tournament hopes. Going into last week, BYU was on the right side of the bubble a

It took all 12 BYU players who got into Tuesday’s game at West Virginia to finish the deal. The Cougars got huge plays down the stretch in two areas where they have struggled this season (defense and free throw shooting) to take down the Mountaineers 73-69 in front of 10,

Egor Demin scored 10 of his 16 points in the final 6:11 as BYU made a late run to outlast West Virginia 73-69 on Tuesday in Morgantown, W.Va.

Every trick in the book was attempted. Every possibility was exhausted. Yet WVU point guard Javon Small could not shake free Tuesday, as BYU came into the Coliseum and pulled out an entertaining 73-69 victory.

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Tuesday night, the West Virginia Mountaineers dropped a tight game to the BYU Cougars, 73-69. Here are a few of my takeaways from tonight's game. The training wheels are starting to come off KJ Tenner did a very good job early in the season of staying within his game and just doing what he could to not let the offense go completely stagnant when Javon Small went to the bench.