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No. 23 WVU men prepping for KSUs doubles and traps

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The 23rd-ranked West Virginia University men's basketball team is set to face Kansas State today at 6 p. m. in Bramlage Coliseum. Key player Javon Small will arrive ready to compete as the Mountaineers look to capitalize on Kansas State's struggles this season. Currently, Kansas State is struggling, prompting WVU to see this as an opportunity for a much-needed victory.

Coach Bob Huggins has stressed the importance of discipline and focus during practice leading up to the game. The Mountaineers are aiming for a strong performance to improve their season's momentum. WVU's last few games have shown promise, and they hope to build on that success today. This game holds significant implications for both teams as they navigate the remainder of the season. A win for WVU could bolster their standings and boost team morale.

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