Wake Forest vs West Virginia: Second Quarter Breakdown and Standout Performances
In the second quarter West Virginia adopted a more aggressive defensive scheme, slowing Wake Forest’s offensive rhythm and sparking a 7‑point comeback. Wake Forest’s lead guard answered with 14 points over a three‑minute stretch, re‑establishing the team’s balance.
The period featured a combined 18 steals and 12 blocks, marking the most intense defensive exchange of the game. By quarter’s end, Wake Forest held a 48‑45 edge and aimed to maintain tempo in the second half.
The ensuing minutes saw that equilibrium shape the final score.
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