Kathleen Batten, AP Photo Kathleen Batten, AP Photo Kathleen Batten, AP Photo BYU hasn’t been lucky or good in the past month, and Saturday’s 79-71 loss at West Virginia was more of the same. The Cougars — 4-8 in their past 12 games — weren’t good during a key stretch in the first half that got them down by 14 points. A few breaks as BYU made a run in the final four minutes of a three-point game would have been nice, but the basketball gods were stingy at WVU Coliseum. Down three with under two minutes to play, BYU stole the ball and AJ Dybantsa pushed it up the court for a transition opportunity. His pass to Aleksej Kostic in the middle...
