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West Virginia survives final frantic seconds to beat Cincinnati 62-59

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Amani Hansberry scored 17 points and grabbed 13 rebounds and West Virginia pulled out a 62-59 win over Cincinnati on Wednesday night after nearly blowing a nine-point lead in the final seconds.

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Dominion Post

WVU holds off Cincinnati, 62-59, after a wild and chaotic finish - Dominion Post

MORGANTOWN — In the span of eight minutes Wednesday, West Virginia saved its season and nearly lost it at the same time. If you ever wondered just […] The post WVU holds off Cincinnati, 62-59, after a wild and chaotic finish appeared first on Dominion Post.

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West Virginia survives final frantic seconds to beat Cincinnati 62-59

Amani Hansberry scored 17 points and grabbed 13 rebounds and West Virginia pulled out a 62-59 win over Cincinnati on Wednesday night after nearly blowing a nine-point lead in the

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Field Level Media

Behind Amani Hansberry's double-double, WVU downs Cincinnati

Amani Hansberry scored 17 points and grabbed career-high 13 rebounds to help West Virginia rally past Cincinnati 62-59 on Wednesday in Morgantown, W.Va., a critical victory for the Mountaineers' at-large

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WV Sports Now

Postgame Reaction After WVU Basketball Beat Cincinnati

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – WVU basketball head coach Darian DeVries and players Javon Small, Amani Hansberry and Jonathan Powell spoke with the media, including Mike Asti of WV Sports Now, after beating Cincinnati 62-59 on Wednesday night. Cincinnati coach Wes Miller and Dan Skillings Jr. also talked after the game. The post Postgame Reaction After WVU Basketball Beat Cincinnati appeared first on WV Sports Now.

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Heartland College Sports

Three Takeaways From West Virginia's 62-59 Win Over Cincinnati

On Wednesday evening in Morgantown, West Virginia, two Big 12 teams clashed in an exciting back-and-forth matchup. Darian DeVries and the West Virginia Mountaineers welcomed Wes Miller and the Cincinnati Bearcats to WVU Coliseum for the 15th game of the Big 12 regular season. Both teams threw punches throughout the contest, and Cincinnati even held a late lead. It didn’t take long for West Virginia to turn the tides in their favor, however, reco…

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