West Virginia Mountaineers entered the Big 12 Conference Tournaments at 0-1 after a 68-48 neutral-site result against the BYU Cougars at 7:00 PM EDT.
The Cougars moved to 1-0 by pairing 31 first-half points with 37 after halftime to finish 68-48.

First half
The West Virginia Mountaineers scored 23 in the opening half while the Cougars scored 31 in the same segment of the Big 12 Second Round Game 3.
WVU shot 38 percent on 16-of-42 field goals in the matchup while the Y finished at 46 percent on 28-of-61 shooting as the margin formed early.
The Mountaineers committed 22 turnovers and the Cougars finished with 13, and BYU turned those extra possessions into 17 points off turnovers compared with 14 for WVU.
WVU stayed connected on the glass with 30 total rebounds while the Cougars finished with 35, with BYU collecting 13 offensive rebounds to WVU’s 9.
In West Virginia Mountaineers post-match stats, WVU had 7 assists and 7 steals while BYU posted 9 assists and 9 steals, a snapshot that matched the game’s pressure possessions.
Second half
The Mountaineers scored 25 after halftime while the Cougars scored 37, and BYU’s biggest lead reached 20 as the game moved away from WVU.
West Virginia hit 11-of-18 at the line for 61 percent while BYU went 6-of-10 for 60 percent, keeping free throw shooting from changing the gap.
The Cougars leaned on paint production with 38 points in the paint while WVU finished with 20, and BYU added 10 fast break points compared with 8 for the Mountaineers.
WVU matched BYU with 4 blocks, but the Cougars’ 51 percent effective field goal rate topped WVU’s 44 percent as the shot-making difference stayed consistent.
Honor Huff’s 17 points and 3 steals from the previous game remained the most notable scoring marker among available Mountaineers figures, while
Jasper Floyd’s 9 points and
Chance Moore’s 7 rebounds showed secondary lift in that prior box score.

West Virginia Mountaineers vs BYU Cougars final thoughts
The game-changing plays West Virginia Mountaineers vs BYU Cougars centered on BYU’s 12 second-chance points and WVU’s 22 turnovers in a contest with 3 ties and 2 lead changes.
The West Virginia Mountaineers vs BYU Cougars full match report ends with BYU advancing on a 68-48 finish at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City.
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