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Traore, Utah Hold Off West Virginia 61-56 While Putting a Dent in Mountaineers' NCAA Tourney Hopes
Utah ended a seven-game losing streak and secured just their second conference win while dominating rebounds 38-28, led by Seydou Traore's 17 points and six rebounds.
- In Morgantown on Saturday, Utah beat West Virginia 61-56, ending a seven-game losing streak and their first road win since last season.
- Entering the game, Utah had lost 12 of 13 and was 10-16, 2-11 in the Big 12, ending a long road drought since Jan. 15, 2025.
- Utah surged early with a 9-0 start, led 31-21 at halftime, and opened the second half with a 15-5 run to 41-26, while Seydou Traore scored 17 points and grabbed six rebounds.
- The loss damaged West Virginia's NCAA hopes and Utah will host UCF Saturday while WVU travels to TCU Saturday.
- WVU coach accepted blame for not calling a timeout with 25 seconds and cited poor free-throw and 3-point shooting .
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Seydou Traore’s defensive effort and what Utah can build off from its road victory at West Virginia
The Utah Utes showed growth in several areas as they beat the West Virginia Mountaineers, including a standout defensive effort from Seydou Traore against Honor Huff.
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Traore, Utah hold off West Virginia 61-56 while putting a dent in Mountaineers' NCAA Tourney hopes
Seydou Traore scored 17 points and grabbed six rebounds and Utah held off West Virginia’s desperate rally beating the Mountaineers 61-56.
·United States
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thesportsleader.comUtah downs West Virginia to snap 15-game road losing streak
Seydou Traore scored 17 points and Terrence Brown and Don McHenry added 16 each as Utah ended a 15-game road losing streak with a 61-56 win over West Virginia on Wednesday in Morgantown, W.Va.
·Georgia, United States
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