No. 22 BYU Basketball Holds on for Critical Road Win Over WVU

Dallin Hall controlled the game for BYU. Hall had a career high 12 assists and he only had 1 turnover. Hall had eight points, all in the second half, and all of his points came at critical moments in the game. When WVU was cutting into BYU's lead in the second half, Hall beat everyone down the floor for a layup to stop the bleeding. WVU continued to cut into BYU's lead, but Hall got into the lane and made and and-one to keep WVU at arm's length. Hall delivered the final dagger with 1:27 remaining when he hit a filthy step-back three to extend the lead to 14.

Three other BYU players scored in double figures. Richie Saunders had a very efficient 17 points on 6/10 shooting. In a critical stretch near the end of the first half, Saunders hit back-to-back threes to give BYU a nine-point lead at halftime.

Spencer Johnson made a handful of threes in very critical moments. He scored 15 points on 6/15 shooting.

Jaxson Robinson scored 12 points, all from three. He shot 4/9 from three including some critical makes to close out the game.

BYU will stay on the road for the next few days. They play Oklahoma on Tuesday evening in Norman. The Cougars are now 4-4 in conference play.