With Radford on horizon, WVU baseball keeps rolling
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia baseball is off to a hot start this season after winning its third-straight series, picking up the first two games against Kennesaw State. The Mountaineers are 8-2 on the season and are ranked in the top 25. WVU has only lost two games, and it wasn’t like they were blowouts. The Mountaineers had a chance to sweep Liberty in the final game, with runners in position in the ninth, and lost to the Owls on an eighth-inning homer. Ohio State transfer Matthew Graveline also had a double to start the ninth, so the tying run was there. It’s just the last two ...