After getting off to an 0-4 start in AAC play, the Shockers are back in the mix for a first round bye in next month’s conference tournament.
The Shockers have won four straight home games and currently sit in eighth place through 10 conference games. WSU is still looking for their first road conference win of the season, as they continue their climb up the standings.
WSU will have their most daunting stretch of the season in the next three games, starting with a road contest against Cincinnati on Thursday . They’ll then host conference favorite Houston on Sunday and then travel to Memphis to wrap up the three-game stretch.