Oklahoma State tips off against West Virginia for the second time this season Tuesday in Morgantown, West Virginia.
The Cowboys, winners of three out of their past four, look to be gaining some serious momentum while the Mountaineers come in having lost three straight, albeit against some stiff competition with losses at home to No. 3 Kansas and at No. 1 Baylor is nothing to necessarily be ashamed of, but WVU coach Bob Huggins will be looking to get his team back on track at home when the Cowboys roll into town.
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