After getting the Ross Hodge era off to a strong start with a 16-point win over Mount St. Mary's on Tuesday night, WVU basketball will be back in action for the second time in three days as they're set to face the Campbell Fighting Camels in non-conference play. It will be the middle game in a stretch where West Virginia is set to play three games in five days. For those looking for information on the showdown between the Camels and the Mountaineers, you can find everything you need to know below.
The Basics: When And Where
The Mountaineers will host Campbell at the Hope Coliseum in Morgantown for the second home game of the 2025-2026 season. The action is set for Thursday, November 6, with tip-off scheduled for 7 PM EST.
TV, Streaming, and Radio
The WVU-Campbell clash will not be available on traditional television, but can be found streaming live on ESPN+ for those with a valid subscription. Nick Farrell and Warren Baker will handle commentary for the stream.
A radio broadcast will also be available on all local Mountaineer Sports Network affiliates or The Varsity Network via web browser or smartphone app. Tony Caridi and Brad Howe will be on the call with additional reporting from David Kahn. Coverage for Thursday's game will start an hour before tip-off with the Coca Cola Mountaineer Pregame Show at 6 PM EST, and will lead into the game.
Tickets
Those who wantto watch the action live at the Hope Coliseum can still purchase tickets online here at WVUGAME.com, or via resale on SeatGeek, which serves as the official fan-to-fan ticket marketplace of WVU Athletics.
Odds
The Mountaineers enter Thursday's contest as 17.5-point favorites against Campbell, with the over/under for the points total set at 140.5.
WVU-Campbell Series History
The West Virginia Mountaineers and Campbell Fighting Camels have never squared off in the two program's histories.