The West Virginia Mountaineers (17-11, 8-9) got back in the win column on Tuesday night, taking down the TCU Horned Frogs, 73-55, earning a split of the regular season series. Here are a few of my thoughts from tonight's game.

The West Virginia Mountaineers will play host to conference foe TCU. Tuesday's meeting will be the second of the season between the two teams.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Only two home games remain for West Virginia, which could very well need to protect its court the rest of the way to solidify a berth into the NCAA Tournament in Darian DeVries’ first season as head coach.

The West Virginia Mountaineers (16-11, 7-9) are back home Monday night to take on the TCU Horned Frogs (15-12, 8-8) and are looking for revenge after letting the first matchup slip away in Fort Worth.

In a game West Virginia’s men’s basketball team had to have to put on its resume as it drives toward the NCAA tournament, the Mountaineers turned to their

West Virginia senior guard Javon Small led the with a game-high 23-points and senior guard Joseph Yesufu produced 14 points as Mountaineers (17

The Horned Frogs trailed by as many as 22 points in another defeat on the road. However, West Virginia had another response as Small knocked down a bucket in the paint and then found Joseph Yesufu for a 3 to put the Mountaineers back in front 67-53 with 4:25 remaining. Small finished with 23 points, 10 assists and six 3-pointers.

T he TCU Horned Frogs have fallen to 15-13 on the season and 8-9 in the Big 12. Following three consecutive victories, including a three-point victory over ninth-ranked Texas Tech

One week ago, TCU pulled off a stunning upset over ninth-ranked Texas Tech. At the time, they were winners of three straight and revived their hopes of playing in March Madness. Those hopes have dwindled following a road loss to West Virginia 73-55.