Injury-decimated TCU, down to seven scholarship players, is coming off an exhausting win Saturday over Texas in which two starters played 40 minutes, one 38 and the other two 33. G Shawn Olden (head) is questionable, so the Horned Frogs could be further depleted. The fifth-best offense based on efficiency should continue to score but will suffer on the other end of the court. In Big 12 road games, they are yielding just north of 80 points per contest.

The Mountaineers have shown erratic performance tendencies of late. They reversed a three-game losing streak with strong performances against Kansas State and Oklahoma, only to fall Saturday at home to Oklahoma State as a double-figure favorite. Look for West Virginia to bounce back Monday against a TCU club that won the first matchup a few weeks ago but has battled its own inconsistency issues. The home team has covered five of the last six in this series, and West Virginia is 6-2 ATS when coming off a straight-up loss.