West Virginia has a daunting schedule ahead featuring two ranked teams, but first the No. 21 Mountaineers face a challenging road test from Colorado on Sunday at Boulder, Colo. West Virginia (11-3, 2-1 Big 12) is coming off a 75-56 home loss to Arizona that might serve as a lesson for their date with the unranked Buffaloes. The Mountaineers defeated then-No. 7 Kansas on the road and easily got by Oklahoma State at home before they were crushed by Arizona. Now they face Colorado, which has dropped its first three conference games and has been strong at home. The Buffaloes (9-5, 0-3) won their first eight games on their court before falling to No.
No. 21 West Virginia in search of rebound on road vs. Colorado
