Stetson takes its 0-2 start on the road to face 1-0 West Virginia on Friday in Morgantown. The Hatters will look to build on strong individual starts from Collin Kuhl and Magnus Entenmann against a Mountaineers team coming off a 45-point win.

By the Numbers
  • Collin Kuhl is averaging 18.5 points and 5.5 rebounds, shooting 60.9% from the field.
  • Magnus Entenmann is averaging 10.5 points and 4.5 rebounds.
  • Stetson averages 63.5 points per game; West Virginia scored 91 in its opener.
  • West Virginia leads the all-time series 2-1.
Yes, But

Stetson has shown scoring potential, including 72 points against Clemson, but is still searching for its first win. West Virginia’s opener was dominant, though the Mountaineers initially trailed Niagara 16-6 before rallying.

State of Play
  • Stetson is playing its third straight game against a Power Four opponent to open the season.
  • West Virginia beat Niagara 91-46, with six players scoring in double figures.
  • The game tips off Friday at 7 p.m. ET at Hope Coliseum and will stream on SEC Network+.
What's Next

Stetson will try to turn its promising individual performances into a more consistent team attack as it continues its opening road swing.

Bottom Line

The Hatters face a tough early test: Kuhl and the newcomers have offered reasons for optimism, but West Virginia’s depth and hot start make a complete team performance essential.