After a disappointing week in which West Virginia lost by 22 to Pitt and dropped two of three on the road to Cincinnati, the Mountaineers bounced back in convincing fashion, sweeping a three-game set from Kansas State, outscoring the Wildcats 29-7. Maxx Yehl made his return to the rotation and delivered yet another stellar start, going five strong innings of scoreless ball, striking out eight batters. On Saturday, the baton was passed on to Chansen Cole, who pitched a complete game, giving up just one run on five hits. Heading into the series finale, the Mountaineers' bullpen was fully rested, having thrown just one reliever (Ian Korn) over the first two nights. As expected, the sweep allowed WVU to climb up a few spots in this week's rankings. D1Baseball 1. UCLA 2. North Carolina 3. Georgia Tech 4. Texas 5. Georgia 6. Auburn 7. Kansas 8. Coastal Carolina 9. Texas A&M 10. Oregon State 11. Mississippi State 12. Southern Miss 13. Oregon 14. Florida State 15. West Virginia 16. Arizona State 17. Arkansas 18.…