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As the West Virginia Mountaineers prepare to host the Cincinnati Bearcats at the WVU Coliseum, fans are buzzing with anticipation for what promises to be an electrifying Women's Basketball game. The Mountaineers have been on a tear recently, and their performance has been nothing short of dominant.

Looking back at their recent games, it's clear that WVU has been playing some high-caliber basketball. On December 21st, they steamrolled over the Niagara Purple Eagles with a staggering 103 points to 52. Their offensive prowess was on full display as they shot an impressive 55 percent from the field and a remarkable 77 percent from the free-throw line. Not only were they efficient scorers, but their defense was suffocating – racking up 25 steals and converting those into a whopping 39 points off turnovers.

The tenacity of WVU didn't stop there; even in tighter contests like their game against Wright State Raiders on December 18th where they eked out a win with a score of 77-72, they showed resilience and clutch performance down the stretch. They managed to maintain composure despite being tied twelve times and experiencing thirteen lead changes.

Their most recent victory against Delaware State Hornets by an overwhelming score of 107-43 on December 10th further cements their status as one of the teams to watch this season. They dominated every facet of that game – shooting an incredible 60 percent from the field while also dishing out thirty assists which speaks volumes about their team chemistry.

The Bearcats will certainly have their work cut out for them when facing such formidable opponents. While Cincinnati brings its own set of skills to Morgantown, it would take more than just skill to overcome WVU's momentum; it would require mental toughness and strategic execution.

Fans can expect WVU’s aggressive defense to challenge every shot and pass made by CIN players throughout this upcoming match-up. With such strong defensive showings in past games leading to fast break opportunities, look for WVU’s transition offense to be key in putting points on the board quickly.

In conclusion, if past performances are any indication of future outcomes – which often is true in sports – then fans should gear up for another commanding display by West Virginia Mountaineers when they face off against Cincinnati Bearcats at home soil come January fourth at midnight Eastern Time (ET). For those who can't make it to Morgantown but want to catch all action live should stay tuned for broadcast details as we get closer to game day.

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