POST GAME- West Virginia with HUGE WIN vs Colorado!

#colorado #big12 #mountaineers West Virginia just sent a message to the rest of the Big 12. In a massive win over Colorado, the Mountaineers didn’t just protect home court — they made a statement, and the heartbeat of it all was Treyson Eaglestaff, who turned in his best performance as a Mountaineer. From the opening tip, Eaglestaff played with confidence, control, and edge. He was aggressive offensively, decisive with the ball, and fearless attacking gaps. Whether it was knocking down timely shots, finishing through contact, or making the extra play when the defense collapsed, he looked completely comfortable in gold and blue — like a guy who has officially arrived. What stood out most was his poise. Colorado threw different looks at him, tried to speed him up, tried to body him, and it didn’t matter. Eaglestaff stayed composed, trusted his game, and delivered every time WVU needed a bucket or a momentum swing. This wasn’t just production — this was impact basketball. Defensively, the effort matched the moment. West Virginia brought the physicality, the energy, and the toughness that fans expect, and Eaglestaff was right in the middle of it. Active hands, smart positioning, and a willingness to battle on both ends helped fuel a performance that felt different — louder, sharper, and more confident. This win matters. Beating Colorado in this fashion strengthens WVU’s Big 12 résumé and reinforces the identity this team is building. And performances like this from Eaglestaff raise the ceiling moving forward. If this is the version of Treyson Eaglestaff West Virginia is getting down the stretch, the Mountaineers just became a much more dangerous team — and the rest of the conference should take notice. Huge win. Big-time performance. And maybe the start of something even bigger in Morgantown. #colorado #big12 #mountaineers #collegebasketball #wvu #westvirginia Locked On West Virginia celebrates a Mountaineers victory over Colorado. The post-game analysis dives deep into individual player performances and strategic decisions. The host also discusses future matchups and the team's tournament prospects. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.