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WVU women’s basketball ready for NCAA regional action Saturday
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The West Virginia women’s basketball team has completed their final practice in preparation for Saturday’s opening-round NCAA Tournament matchup with Miami (Ohio) at Hope Coliseum.
The 5 p.m. contest airing on ESPNU marks the second such instance the Mountaineers will host on this stage and the first in 34 years.
“I’m really excited, and I know the players are excited to get to play here,” WVU coach Mark Kellogg said. “Pressure? I don’t know. It’s a privilege, I guess, if that is such a thing. I’m sure I’ll have the same anxious butterflies I have before every game.”
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This evening, the West Virginia Mountaineers will begin their quest in the women's NCAA Tournament, playing host to No. 13 seed Miami (OH) at 5 p.m. ET.
Barring something crazy happening, WVU should have no problem with the RedHawks tonight, with all due respect to the MAC champions. The Mountaineers have been incredibly tough to beat at home, and with a sold-out crowd on hand, I don't see Miami hanging around in this one for long.
But what about after tonight's game? How deep can West Virginia go? Yesterday, Joey Bray and I each agreed that the Sweet Sixteen is where the end of the road will be, with each of us picking the Mountaineers over Kentucky in the Round of 32.
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