WVU takes on Wheeling in final exhibition
MORGANTOWN – West Virginia concluded its preseason Wednesday night with a convincing 98-55 victory against Wheeling University inside the Hope Coliseum. With it came some positives, some concerns, too, but also one major question: Are these Mountaineers with 12 newcomers ready to embark on a new college hoops season? “We still have a lot of learning,” said Ross Hodge, who is in his second season as WVU’s head coach. “I think our ceiling to improve is high, but they’re willing listeners. Up to this point, they’ve really tried to do what we asked of them, whether it was ...