Baylor will look to secure its 20th win of the season, a first for the program since the 2012 season. A win over WVU would also be its eighth Big 12 win of the year, the first time BU has eclipsed the seven-win mark in conference play since 2012.
With a 16-game conference schedule, a win over the Mountaineers would additionally guarantee a .500 or better finish in conference play, the first time the program has achieved that feat since the Sweet 16 team in 2009.
Continuing through the back-half of the double-round robin conference schedule, the two sides are set to face off for the second time this season, with Baylor taking a four-set win in Morgantown on Oct.