West Virginia has the best overall and road records in Division I baseball, and the Big 12-leading Mountaineers are doing it with a first-year coach and a No. 1 pitcher who spent his first four seasons at a Division II school in Illinois.
The Mountaineers have won 10 straight and their 30-4 record gives them a .882 winning percentage, which ranks ahead of Arkansas’ .865 (32-5). Their three-game weekend sweep at Houston made them 18-1 on the road.
