Scotty Fox Jr. threw for 157 yards and accounted for three touchdowns as West Virginia snapped its five-game losing streak with a 45-35 win over No. 22 Houston.

Following Houston football's disappointing upset loss to West Virginia, we graded the Cougars on both sides of the ball in Week 10.

The Cougars look to stay in the Big 12 title chase, and the Mountaineers look to screw that up. Here’s the CFN West Virginia vs Houston preview.

In a crowded conversation for the Big 12 title race, the newly-ranked Houston struggled with the designation it earned last Sunday. As considerable favorites against a West Virginia squad riding a 5-game losing skid,

The Mountaineers quarterback, Scotty Fox Jr., had his offense ready to light up the scoreboard and did so with a commanding first drive, going 12 plays for 75 yards, that ended with a rush touchdown by Fox Jr. The Cougars’ defense gave up 57 yards on the ground in the first drive and started off looking like it was going to be a long game.

The No. 22 Houston Cougars football program hopes to reach the CFB dwindle after the Week 10 upset loss to WVU.