MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- West Virginia has been working on ways to stretch its bench, and it did so with a 2-3 zone for much of its 70-59 win over Jacksonville State. Mountaineers Quinn Slazinski and Kobe Johnson discussed the ways in which they have been learning the set, and interim head coach Josh Eilert noted that it could become a staple for this year's team.
West Virginia forward Quinn Slazinski and guard Kobe Johnson detail their approach in bouncing back from a loss, and share thoughts on the 2-3 zone they deployed against the Gamecocks
by Kevin Kinder
BlueGoldNews.com
West Virginia interim head coach Josh Eilert shared some of the reasons he believes his team shot better in their 70-57 win over Jacksonville State, and thinks that his team will continue to improve despite its shorthanded status
by Kevin Kinder
BlueGoldNews.com
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