I’ll take suddenly red hot shooting Bowling Green, #245 in Ken Pom, getting 4 at home against #187 Akron. Akron’s (7/6) best win on the season is over #150. Their other wins are over #216, 228, 264, 295, 303 and 313. They are 1/1 in conference play with a home win over #313 N I’ll and a road loss to #139 Ball State. This will be their 2nd straight rod game and 3rd game in 8 days. They have a 7-man rotation and have limited size, with one guy 6’7”, a 2nd 6’9” and the rest all 6’3” or under. Sagarin has their schedule strength at #187 but has Bowling Green a 1 1/2 pt favorite here.
Bowling Green (6-7) has the 341st ranked schedule. But they are 2/0 in conference play with a win over #162 Ohio and a rod win over #316 EMU. They have an 8-man rotation with a little more size (3 6’7” - 6’9”) and 2 more at 6’4” and 6’5”. Both teams have similar experience.
They have to be coming into this game with a big load of confidence off their lights out shooting in the first two conference games. They had 5 guys in double digits in the first game and 4 in the second game. Their stats from beyond the arc in those two is nuts. Here are the numbers for the two games for the five who shoot most of the 3s for them. 8/15, 4/7, 3/5, 2/5 and 2/6. Unfortunately for Akron they rank #269 in defending the 3.
Gimme suddenly red hot Bowling Green and the points.
I’ll also take LSU at home getting 1 against Florida. The stats for these two teams are pretty even for the season. However Florida has beaten nobody of any consequence with their best win against #93 Georgia at home. They are 7/7 on the season and lost all 7 they played against teams ranked better than #93. Meanwhile LSU’s losses are to #25, #26 and #29 and they have wins over #10 Arkansas and #86. Their new coach scheduled a bunch of cupcakes to start the season so it was not until the last 2-3 games that we got an idea of their true potential. They beat Arkansas in their first conference game at home and lost to both Ky and Texas A&M on the road. It’s tough to win on the road in the SEC. I’ll take LSU to once again prove that against what looks to me to be a bit overrated Florida team
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I’ll take suddenly red hot shooting Bowling Green, #245 in Ken Pom, getting 4 at home against #187 Akron. Akron’s (7/6) best win on the season is over #150. Their other wins are over #216, 228, 264, 295, 303 and 313. They are 1/1 in conference play with a home win over #313 N I’ll and a road loss to #139 Ball State. This will be their 2nd straight rod game and 3rd game in 8 days. They have a 7-man rotation and have limited size, with one guy 6’7”, a 2nd 6’9” and the rest all 6’3” or under. Sagarin has their schedule strength at #187 but has Bowling Green a 1 1/2 pt favorite here.
Bowling Green (6-7) has the 341st ranked schedule. But they are 2/0 in conference play with a win over #162 Ohio and a rod win over #316 EMU. They have an 8-man rotation with a little more size (3 6’7” - 6’9”) and 2 more at 6’4” and 6’5”. Both teams have similar experience.
They have to be coming into this game with a big load of confidence off their lights out shooting in the first two conference games. They had 5 guys in double digits in the first game and 4 in the second game. Their stats from beyond the arc in those two is nuts. Here are the numbers for the two games for the five who shoot most of the 3s for them. 8/15, 4/7, 3/5, 2/5 and 2/6. Unfortunately for Akron they rank #269 in defending the 3.
Gimme suddenly red hot Bowling Green and the points.
I’ll also take LSU at home getting 1 against Florida. The stats for these two teams are pretty even for the season. However Florida has beaten nobody of any consequence with their best win against #93 Georgia at home. They are 7/7 on the season and lost all 7 they played against teams ranked better than #93. Meanwhile LSU’s losses are to #25, #26 and #29 and they have wins over #10 Arkansas and #86. Their new coach scheduled a bunch of cupcakes to start the season so it was not until the last 2-3 games that we got an idea of their true potential. They beat Arkansas in their first conference game at home and lost to both Ky and Texas A&M on the road. It’s tough to win on the road in the SEC. I’ll take LSU to once again prove that against what looks to me to be a bit overrated Florida team
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