Early looks:
Under of Utah State/San Jose St...number posted 122/121
San Jose State has been averaging less than 58 pts a game and without Kinney have went under 55 pts 6 out of 8 I believe. I know last game was a 66-60 final with all key players in the lineup however, the zone defense by the Aggies had held Seattle to 46 points.
SJose State has had only 1 game recently being efficient in there offense and that was vs Idaho on 2/2 ranking as there 7th best. They have been awful without there guard and I don't see why the trend wouldn't continue tonight.
Just my thoughts...not official but you can run with it..
May be on VMI total as well..Potential to fly over! That's what I'm looking for.
Harvard @ Cornell
Harvard is a better team than Cornell and Tommy has done a good job with this young team basically full of sophomores and freshman. They've had some quality wins vs California and BC and a nice loss vs St. Mary's. When given the right setting they play an underdog roll to the t- however as a favorite this season they are 2-6 as a favorite and 3-5 on the road as a visitor. They've played three Ivy games at home and two went into OT and the third game they beat Yale by 3. Harvards's played the weakest schedule vs the Ivy league and tonight's test should be a road test for a young team.
Cornell offers nothing special to the program however, they will be up for this game. I'm sure it was circled on the schedule. It's my opinion that until the young squad proves they can not play down to competition and are able to win on the road, this may be a really nice spot to take the Big Red. Defensively, the Crimson is one of their lower rankings in years. I still think they win the Ivy league, but tonight will be a challenge for them.
Large: Cornell Big Red +5
Harvard @ Cornell
Harvard is a better team than Cornell and Tommy has done a good job with this young team basically full of sophomores and freshman. They've had some quality wins vs California and BC and a nice loss vs St. Mary's. When given the right setting they play an underdog roll to the t- however as a favorite this season they are 2-6 as a favorite and 3-5 on the road as a visitor. They've played three Ivy games at home and two went into OT and the third game they beat Yale by 3. Harvards's played the weakest schedule vs the Ivy league and tonight's test should be a road test for a young team.
Cornell offers nothing special to the program however, they will be up for this game. I'm sure it was circled on the schedule. It's my opinion that until the young squad proves they can not play down to competition and are able to win on the road, this may be a really nice spot to take the Big Red. Defensively, the Crimson is one of their lower rankings in years. I still think they win the Ivy league, but tonight will be a challenge for them.
Large: Cornell Big Red +5
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