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Photo gallery: Mountaineers hit the hardwood for Gold-Blue Debut

By MetroNews 
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy
West Virginia's basketball team held its Gold-Blue debut Friday at the Coliseum. Photo by Taylor Kennedy

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia held an opening scrimmage Friday at the Coliseum. Led by 21 points from Jalen Bridges, the Gold team defeated the Blue Team, 74-57.

Isaiah Cottrell and true freshman guard Kobe Johnson added 16 points apiece for Gold, with Johnson making 5-of-6 three-pointers in the win.

Sean McNeil led the Blue team with 16 points, while Taj Thweatt added 14 in the loss.

(Photos by Taylor Kennedy)

 





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