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The West Virginia University baseball team is defying all odds this season, despite facing numerous injuries to key players. Coach Randy Mazey’s final year at the helm seems to be charmed, as the Mountaineers continue to rack up impressive wins.

Star player JJ Wetherholt missed 24 games, while Logan Suave and Grant Hussey also sat out several games due to injuries. However, the team has shown incredible resilience and determination, winning seven straight Big 12 games and tying for first place in the league.

Even after tough losses and setbacks, the Mountaineers bounce back stronger than ever. They recently secured a dramatic 11-10 victory over the No. 17 ranked Central Florida team, with Reed Chumley hitting a walk-off home run in the 11th inning.

With Wetherholt and Suave back in the lineup, the team is firing on all cylinders and playing at the top of their game. Mazey credits the team’s even-keeled attitude and ability to bounce back from losses as key factors in their success.

Despite facing adversity and injuries, the Mountaineers continue to show their fighting spirit and never-say-die attitude on the field. With a new hero stepping up every day and a deep belief in their abilities, West Virginia baseball is proving to be a force to be reckoned with in the Big 12.