Mountaineers hold on to defeat No. 3 Kansas at home, 91-85

MORGANTOWN — There may have been three or four inches of snow outside the Coliseum with sub-freezing temperatures, but inside it was as hot as the lava flowing out of a volcano as West Virginia and No. 3 Kansas engaged in a pulsating, heart-stopping game that had a little bit of everything as the Mountaineers finally learned who they are and what they can be. After a first half in which no one could miss a shot, West Virginia reached far deeper inside itself than Kansas and pulled off the...