Jay Williams+FollowWest Virginia’s second-half turnovers cost the gameA double-overtime heartbreaker for West Virginia against Ohio State all came down to one thing: taking care of the ball. The Mountaineers were cruising, but then the offense got sloppy—nine turnovers in the last 16 minutes let Ohio State run wild in transition and rack up 52 points in the paint. Coach Ross Hodge didn’t sugarcoat it: when your offense gives away that many empty possessions, you’re just asking for trouble on defense. The good news? This is fixable. Fewer unforced errors, smarter shots, and this team could be closing out big games instead of letting them slip away. Thoughts on how they turn it around? #Sports #Football #WestVirginia00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowAggies stunned at Reed Arena by West VirginiaWest Virginia handed Texas A&M women’s basketball their first home loss of the season, holding the Aggies to just 45 points—a season low. Ny’Ceara Pryor, usually a scoring machine, was limited to only eight points and struggled with early foul trouble. The Mountaineers’ hot shooting, especially from beyond the arc, made it tough for A&M to catch up. Fans at Reed Arena watched as the Aggies just couldn’t find their rhythm. With SEC play around the corner, what changes do you think the Aggies need to make to bounce back? #Sports #Aggies #WestVirginia00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowWild finish: Ohio State edges WVU in 2OTA double-overtime thriller at the Cleveland Hoops Showdown saw Ohio State snatch victory from West Virginia, 89-88, thanks to Bruce Thornton’s clutch jumper with just 3.6 seconds left. Thornton led the Buckeyes with 21 points, but it was a true team effort with big plays from Mobley Jr., Bynum, and Tilly. West Virginia fought hard, led by Honor Huff’s 24 points, and the lead changed hands multiple times in the final minute. Games like this remind us why college basketball is so unpredictable and exciting—what’s your take on the Buckeyes’ resilience and the Mountaineers’ near-miss? #Sports #OhioState #WestVirginia00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBuckeyes vs Mountaineers: Who’s got the edge?Ohio State’s offense is on fire, putting up over 87 points a game and hitting more than half their shots—seriously impressive numbers. But West Virginia’s not backing down, with a tough defense and a knack for grabbing offensive boards. With Bruce Thornton leading the Buckeyes and Honor Huff stepping up for the Mountaineers, this matchup in Cleveland is shaping up to be a real battle. Which team’s strengths do you think will make the difference? Let’s hear your predictions and what you’ll be watching for! #Sports #OhioState #WestVirginia10Share
EclecticEchidna+FollowHonor Huff just went nuclear from downtownHonor Huff absolutely torched Little Rock from downtown tonight! Eight threes on eleven attempts? That's video game territory right there. The dude caught fire in the first half with four straight bombs that had the Hope Coliseum going wild. Mountaineers shot a blistering 50% from beyond the arc as a team - that's championship-level shooting. Little Rock never stood a chance after that nuclear first-half performance. Six straight losses for the Trojans tells the whole story. What's your take on Huff's breakout performance? #Sports #Basketball #WestVirginia00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowWest Virginians face losing their homes—againImagine finally getting off the streets, only to face homelessness all over again. That’s the reality for hundreds in West Virginia after HUD slashed funding for housing support by 70%. Folks like Robert Stewart, who found stability and community in Belle, now worry about losing the roof over their heads. These cuts don’t just mean more people on the streets—they mean more strain on shelters, hospitals, and families. If you’ve seen how housing support changes lives, what do you think will happen if it disappears? How should our community respond? #Safety #WestVirginia #Homelessness00Share
