. . World News – USA – Updates: No.. 1 Gonzaga Trails No.. 11 West Virginia, Jalen Suggs back in the game

11:26 – West Virginia 54, Gonzaga 51: Sean McNeil of WVU makes his first basket of the game, a 3-pointer break a 51-51 tie.

Gonzaga guard Jalen Suggs has had an assist, a foul and a miss since he was back in the game.

West Virginia is 2 out of 5 out of the 3 point range for this half, Gonzaga is 0 out of 1.

14:13 – Gonzaga 49, West Virginia 45: Jalen Suggs comes back into the game and the Zags rip off a 7-0 run.

15:53 ​​- West Virginia 45, Gonzaga 42: Four points for Joel Ayayi to start halftime have GU within 3.

There have been seven fouls halfway through – four in West Virginia, three in the Zags. WVU’s Oscar Tshiebwe, who has 10 points and nine rebounds, and GU’s Corey Kispert, seven points, have received two quick fouls in the half. Both players with three fouls each were eliminated.

West Virginia 39, Gonzaga 34: Miles McBride and Oscar Tshiebwe each have 10 points to speed up the climbers who lead the poorly shooting Bulldogs by five.

Gonzaga shoots 37% and only 3 out of 11 from 3-point range. Joel Ayayi leads the Zags with nine points. Corey Kispert and Andrew Nembhard added seven each.

Striker Drew Timme, GU’s leading scorer, shoots 1: 9 by three points. He also has two fouls.

GU point guard Jalen Suggs left the game 20:19 GU and an obvious lower leg injury.

The mountaineers ran after Suggs left and led 33-24 before the Zags started to take the lead behind 3s from Nembhard and Kispert.

West Virginia beat GU 24-19, led by Tshiebwe’s eight. The WVU has scored seven offensive rebounds that have turned into nine second chance points. GU only has four second chance points.

The climbers shoot 38% and made 3 out of 7 3-pointers. McBride is 2 out of 2 out of 3.

Gonzaga freshman guard Jalen Suggs leaves the game in West Virginia with an injury to his left lower leg
Suggs had moved on to a teammate after driving the right side of the lane. His left foot slipped briefly on the court before he got to the ground. | Continue reading  »

15:00 – West Virginia 9, Gonzaga 6: Slow start for the Zags as they missed their first four shots of the game.

The mountaineers also responded aggressively to the offensive glass and either grabbed an offensive ricochet or forced a GU foul on their first three mistakes. WVU has four offensive rebounds.

The WVU attempted four more shots than the Zags, with the difference in score being a 3-pointer from Guard Miles McBride.

11:54 – West Virginia 14, Gonzaga 11: The climbers defenses continue to pursue the Zags, who shot only 5 of 14.

WVU guard Miles McBride leads all points with six points on two 3-pointers. West Virginia is 6 out of 17 out of the field.

Gonzaga’s Corey Kispert scored his first points of the game with a transition 3. Jalen Suggs leads Gonzaga with four points and three rebounds.

8:00 – Gonzaga 20, West Virginia 17: In a 9-0 run, the Bulldogs take the first lead of the game.

Gonzaga has stepped up the intensity of the defense, mixing a 1-2-2 3/4 court trap with his man-to-man half-court to force four turnovers and keep the climbers goalless for the last three games: 45.

3:31 – West Virginia 33, Gonzaga 24: A terrible moment for Gonzaga as newcomer point guard Jalen Suggs has to be rescued after an injury to his left lower leg.

Suggs drove towards the basket and when he came to a stop his feet slipped out from under him and he immediately grabbed his left leg. He appeared to be in pain when the medical staff took care of him.

Here is the video of Suggs’ injury. Unfortunately, it’s the story of the first half. image. Twitter. com / is2qRW73DU

More suggs are walking here. Supporting reporter Holly Rowe said the teams have full access to imaging equipment. However, MRIs are not required to show a broken Achilles tendon. image. Twitter. com / qVMk24FecY

West Virginia pushed themselves forward again after an 8-0 run because the Zags did not score a field goal in 2:22.

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West Virginia trainer Bob Huggins offered a scouting report from Gonzaga that was spot on and amusing at the same time. | Continue reading  »

Key game between Gonzaga and West Virginia: Guards Jalen Suggs, Deuce McBride
We leaned into the front-court argument between Derek Culver of West Virginia and Oscar Tshiebwe versus Drew Timme, Anton Watson and Corey Kispert of Gonzaga when he played the « 4 », but we switched gear to the back court. | Continue reading  »

West Virginia manager Bob Huggins receives assistance in preparing for the game against Gonzaga
West Virginia coach Bob Huggins is one of the real characters in college basketball, not to mention a top notch planner. | Continue reading  »

After another round of testing, Gonzaga arrives in Indianapolis on Wednesday. West Virginia
Gonzaga, minus two players and three employees who are still in quarantine in Florida, flew by charter to Indianapolis on Monday to fight No.. 11 West Virginia in the Jimmy V Classic. | Continue reading  »

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