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.

From U of L:

FINAL SCORE: Louisville 79, West Virginia 70 OT

RECORDS AND NOTABLES

• Louisville improves to 5-1 on the season. West Virginia falls to 4-2.

• UofL is now 10-4 against West Virginia all-time.

• Head coach Pat Kelsey is now 1-0 in his career against the West Virginia Mountaineers.

• Louisville recorded its largest margin of victory in an overtime game since defeating North Carolina 78-68 on January 31, 2015.

• This marks the biggest overtime win away from home since a double-overtime 82-71 victory over West Virginia on March 8, 2007, during the Big East Tournament.

• UP NEXT: Louisville will advance in the Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament and is set to face either Oklahoma or Arizona in the championship game on Friday evening. The game is scheduled for tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. on ESPN.

TEAM NOTES

• UofL used the starting lineup of Chucky Hepburn, Terrence Edwards Jr., J’Vonne Hadley, Noah Waterman and Kasean Pryor. The lineup is now 2-0 on the year.

• KEY FIRST HALF RUN: Louisville used a 6-0 run from 14:51 to 12:56 to gain the lead, with three points scored in the paint and the run capped off by a three-pointer. West Virginia used a 15-3 run to create a 10-point lead. Louisville scored the final seven points of the half to cut that to a four-point deficit.

• KEY SECOND HALF RUN: Louisville went on a 14-2 run to regain the lead and extend it to seven with 4:22 left to play. During the run, seven points came from the free-throw line, four points were scored in the paint, and three came from beyond the arc. Regulation ended with both teams deadlocked at 62.

• KEY OVERTIME RUN: Louisville used a 12-3 run over the final 2:30 of overtime to secure the 79-70 victory.

• Louisville shot 24 of 57 for 42.1% from the field, 7 of 28 for 25% from behind the arc, and 24 of 33 for 72.7% at the charity stripe.

INDIVIDUAL NOTES

CHUCKY HEPBURN

• Senior guard Chucky Hepburn scored a career-high 32 points on 8-of-12 shooting, including 2-of-5 from behind the arc and 14-of-17 from the free-throw line. Hepburn also added three rebounds, two assists, and six steals in 38 minutes of play.

REYNE SMITH

• The senior guard recorded 15 points, shooting 4-10 (40%) from 3-point territory. Smith also added three rebounds while playing for 37 minutes.

KASEAN PRYOR

• The fifth year forward recorded 13 points, shooting 4-of-11 from the field. He added eight rebounds, two assists and three blocks while playing 35 minutes.

It’s day two in the Battle 4 Atlantis and we’ve got a surprising matchup in the winner’s bracket with West Virginia set to face Louisville.

The Mountaineers took down No. 3 Gonzaga in overtime in the opening round while the Cardinals pounded No. 14 Indiana to start the event.

Here are my picks for today’s game. Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.

1 Star – Not very confident
2 Star – A little confident
3 Star – Fairly confident
4 Star – Very confident
5 Star – Should be a lock to happen

2-star play on Louisville (-1.5): As thrilling as Wednesday’s win was for West Virginia, the odds are stacked against them here in this matchup, but not from a talent standpoint. They have the horses to be able to hang in there and potentially even win this game, but they had to exert a ton of energy to knock off Gonzaga in overtime.

Meanwhile, the Cards beat No. 14 Indiana by 38 in a game that was pretty much decided early on in the second half. Because they were able to get out to such a comfortable lead, they were able to rest their starters. Couple that with West Virginia playing an exhausting game with essentially a 7 or 8-man rotation, and you’d have to figure that the Mountaineers are at a slight disadvantage.

Put it this way: if these two squared off in the opening round, I’d tend to lean toward West Virginia. That being said, I’m not completely counting this Mountaineer squad out, especially after last night.

2-star play on the under: Playing on consecutive days can lead to high-scoring games because teams have tired legs, and that fatigue shows on defense or those tired legs show on the offensive end of the floor, resulting in a low-scoring affair. I’m going to go with the ladder here, partially because West Virginia is going to have to play stingy defense to win this game.

The Cardinals do a pretty good job of pushing the pace and scoring in the fastbreak, and playing in an up-and-down style of game just doesn’t seem ideal for the Mountaineers after yesterday. You could tell West Virginia began to lose some energy in the final few minutes in regulation by really slowing things down offensively. I expect that we’ll see a similar approach today, given the short turnaround. Darian DeVries probably doesn’t want this to be a game that’s settled in the 80s or 90s.

ATS: 2-3 (40%)
O/U: 3-2 (60%)
Overall: 5-5 (50%)

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