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How to Stream the Texas vs. West Virginia Game Live – January 13
The West Virginia Mountaineers (5-10, 0-2 Big 12) will attempt to halt a three-game losing skid when hosting the No. 25 Texas Longhorns (12-3, 1-1 Big 12) on Saturday, January 13, 2024 at WVU Coliseum. This matchup is at 6:00 PM ET on ESPN+.
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Texas vs. West Virginia Game Info
- When: Saturday, January 13, 2024 at 6:00 PM ET
- Where: WVU Coliseum in Morgantown, West Virginia
- TV: ESPN+
- Live Stream: Watch this game on ESPN+
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Texas Stats Insights
- The Longhorns are shooting 48.3% from the field this season, six percentage points higher than the 42.3% the Mountaineers allow to opponents.
- Texas is 12-1 when it shoots higher than 42.3% from the field.
- The Mountaineers are the 180th-ranked rebounding team in the nation, while the Longhorns sit at 123rd.
- The Longhorns put up 6.4 more points per game (78) than the Mountaineers allow (71.6).
- Texas is 11-0 when scoring more than 71.6 points.
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Texas Home & Away Comparison (2022-23)
- Offensively Texas performed better at home last year, putting up 84.8 points per game, compared to 69.4 per game in away games.
- Defensively the Longhorns were better in home games last year, surrendering 67.4 points per game, compared to 72 in road games.
- At home, Texas made 1.8 more treys per game (8.1) than away from home (6.3). It also owned a better three-point percentage at home (36.2%) compared to away from home (31.8%).
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Texas Upcoming Schedule
Date | Opponent | Score | Arena |
---|---|---|---|
1/1/2024 | UT Arlington | W 79-62 | Moody Center |
1/6/2024 | Texas Tech | L 78-67 | Moody Center |
1/9/2024 | @ Cincinnati | W 74-73 | Fifth Third Arena |
1/13/2024 | @ West Virginia | – | WVU Coliseum |
1/17/2024 | UCF | – | Moody Center |
1/20/2024 | Baylor | – | Moody Center |
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Deputy kills shooter after being fired at in West Virginia, officials say
BOLT, W.Va. — A West Virginia sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a person on Friday who fired at him as he was responding to a 911 call, authorities say.
The individual who died wasn’t immediately identified by the Raleigh County Sheriff’s Office, which released a statement about the shooting on Facebook. It said officials were notifying next of kin.
Law enforcement responded to a residence in the community of Bolt, about 40 miles (64 kilometers) south of Charleston, West Virginia, at around 9 a.m. on Friday “following a 911 call reporting a mentally disturbed individual armed with a gun,” according to the sheriff’s office.
The first deputy to arrive was “immediately fired upon” and returned fire, killing the shooter, the statement said.
The officer was transported to a local hospital where he was treated for a gunshot wound that was not life-threating. Detectives with the sheriff’s office and the West Virginia State Police are investigating.
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West Virginia only focused on finishing strong in Lubbock
West Virginia has one game remaining in the 2024 regular season and for now that is the sole focus.
Yes, the Mountaineers have already clinched a bowl berth which means there is an additional game coming as well as the start of the early signing period Dec. 4 but for now the primary objective for the football program is to try to finish the season strong in Lubbock.
West Virginia is at 6-5, 5-3 in the Big 12 and will take on a Texas Tech team that sits at 7-4 and 5-3 in the league. For the Mountaineers, the motivation is obvious in the sense that they could each their seventh win of the season and also secure six wins in the Big 12 for the second consecutive year.
That has yet to happen since the program joined the league in 2012.
“What we’ve really talked about is kind of putting blinders on. You know, the, the season’s really long. If you think about it, it’s kind of like a marathon. Well, you’re here at the, at the last leg of the regular season. It’s really a sprint, you know, it’s a sprint. And we need to be focused on what’s at hand,” head coach Neal Brown said. “The finish line in the Texas Tech game. And so, I think anything after that be premature.”
Once that game is wrapped up there will be time to sort out potential bowl destinations for the program, but Brown is happy for his team that it’s gotten to that point. The moment wasn’t lost on him at the conclusion of the UCF game when he admittedly was happy for his senior class to go out at home with a win.
“I think this has been a long year and we haven’t played as well as home. And so, it’d been a while since we’d actually done country roads at home. And that’s because we hadn’t played as well as a home as we’re capable of. So not real emotions, more probably there’s some relief when you win too. I mean, in pure honesty, but I think I was happier for our seniors in the moment,” he said.
The Mountaineers are currently 3-0 on the road in the Big 12 this season beating Oklahoma State, Arizona and Cincinnati and can cap the year off with a strong showing against the Red Raiders. That isn’t lost on Brown as he believes despite how unique the trip is overall, it’s a great opportunity for his team.
“I think a lot of times in these early kicks, it’s the team that’s ready to go at kickoff or are the ones that have success. We’ve got to, we practice in the mornings, so it shouldn’t be much different to their body clock. But we’ve got to have a really good week of preparation,” he said.
It’s always a challenge to play on the road and the Mountaineers will need to handle the trip as well as they have in other Big 12 matchups but there is still plenty of motivation to close things out strong.
With full attention on the task at hand.
“Our guys have accepted the challenge and they’ve got to do it one more time,” Brown said.
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WVU Football Announces Uniforms for Texas Tech game
West Virginia unveiled the uniform combination they plan to wear this weekend when they face Texas Tech.
Their combination will feature them wearing blue helmets, white jerseys, and white pants.
So far this season, WVU has worn blue helmets five times, white jerseys four times, and white pants two times.
According to WVUniforms 304 on X, WVU is 18-15 all-time in this uniform and they last wore these on the road against Houston in 2023.
West Virginia is coming off a win over UCF, while Texas Tech is coming off a win over Oklahoma State as it is both team’s regular-season finale.
Kickoff is set for noon on Saturday and the game will be televised on FS1.
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