Good News: New WVU basketball commit Treysen Eaglestaff has two 70+ point games…
Treysen Eaglestaff, the high-scoring guard recently committed to West Virginia University (WVU), has made headlines with his remarkable performances during his tenure at the University of North Dakota. Eaglestaff, a 6-foot-6 transfer, averaged 18.9 points per game in the previous season, showcasing his scoring prowess and court vision.
One of his most notable achievements came during the Summit League Tournament, where he set a new conference record by scoring 51 points in a quarterfinals victory over South Dakota State. This performance not only propelled North Dakota to an 85-69 win but also marked the highest point total by a Division I player that season ([ESPN.com][2]). Eaglestaff’s 51-point game included 15 field goals, 8 three-pointers, and 13 free throws, demonstrating his versatility and scoring efficiency.
Prior to this, Eaglestaff had also achieved a 40-point game against Alabama, solidifying his reputation as one of the most prolific scorers in college basketball ([A Sea Of Blue][1]). His ability to consistently deliver high-scoring performances has garnered attention from basketball enthusiasts and analysts alike.
At WVU, under the guidance of head coach Ross Hodge, Eaglestaff’s addition is expected to bolster the Mountaineers’ offensive lineup. His scoring ability, combined with his experience in high-pressure games, brings a new dynamic to the team. As the Mountaineers prepare for the upcoming season, Eaglestaff’s presence on the court is anticipated to make a significant impact, both in terms of scoring and leadership.
With Eaglestaff’s commitment, WVU fans have much to look forward to in the coming season. His scoring capabilities and experience in high-stakes games position him as a key player in the Mountaineers’ quest for success.
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