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This is Finals Week in most colleges, so not only do you have final exams, but you also have new players becoming eligible, after first semester ends; it gets hard to keep track of all the personnel comings and goings.
Fordham is improved at 3-3, with 33-0 run Saturday vs Fairfield, but their losses are by 15-16-14 points. Villanova has all five starters back from last year, but can they escape chaos that plagued program lately?
South Florida went to injury-riddled Michigan and still lost by 9; they lost earlier 78-72 at Richmond. Carolina has Saturday date at Kansas, so they could be looking ahead here. Bulls start five seniors.
Harvard won two of last three games vs Fairfield, they lost 65-60 to Stags last year. Fairfield allowed a 33-0 run in horrid loss at Fordham; they're 1-3 in last four games. At 4-4, Stags have amazing three OT wins.
Siena is road favorite at 1-7; go figure; Youngstown is 0-4 vs D-I teams, losing all four games by 16+ points. Siena has trouble scoring points; they're 0-4 in away games, allowing 80.5 ppg.
Southern Illinois won 79-72 at Nutter Center last year Salukis are 2-0 at home, winning by 23,9 points- they start four seniors. Raiders lost three of last four games only one of their four losses is by more than 12 points.
Duke pounded Toledo Sunday night, 82-54; Rockets have all five starters back from last year, so could be long night for UIC squad that won three of last four tilts and is 2-1 on foreign soil- they lost at home to Georgia Tech by a point, so they might not be in awe, but road is lot different than home, sweet home.
Santa Clara lost 98-89 at winless Cal Poly Sunday; if you can figure that out, for team that has wins against No Carolina and Stanford- they're 5-0 at home. Cal-Irvine has been off ten days; they're 2-2, with losses by 20,11 points.
St Mary's beat San Diego State 80-66 in Moraga last year, as 3-point favorites. Aztecs are 3-3 dpesite just one road game; they scored 63 ppg in last two losses. Gaels just back from Hawaii, where they lost Saturday
Eastern Washington beat Boise State last two years by 5,6 points; Eagles are 2-4, 1-3 on road, with losses by 18-16-33 points away from home. Broncos are 2-0 in game following loss so far this season.
Glad to do it...This is Finals Week in most colleges, so not only do you have final exams, but you also have new players becoming eligible, after first semester ends; it gets hard to keep track of all the personnel comings and goings.
Fordham is improved at 3-3, with 33-0 run Saturday vs Fairfield, but their losses are by 15-16-14 points. Villanova has all five starters back from last year, but can they escape chaos that plagued program lately?
South Florida went to injury-riddled Michigan and still lost by 9; they lost earlier 78-72 at Richmond. Carolina has Saturday date at Kansas, so they could be looking ahead here. Bulls start five seniors.
Harvard won two of last three games vs Fairfield, they lost 65-60 to Stags last year. Fairfield allowed a 33-0 run in horrid loss at Fordham; they're 1-3 in last four games. At 4-4, Stags have amazing three OT wins.
Siena is road favorite at 1-7; go figure; Youngstown is 0-4 vs D-I teams, losing all four games by 16+ points. Siena has trouble scoring points; they're 0-4 in away games, allowing 80.5 ppg.
Southern Illinois won 79-72 at Nutter Center last year Salukis are 2-0 at home, winning by 23,9 points- they start four seniors. Raiders lost three of last four games only one of their four losses is by more than 12 points.
Duke pounded Toledo Sunday night, 82-54; Rockets have all five starters back from last year, so could be long night for UIC squad that won three of last four tilts and is 2-1 on foreign soil- they lost at home to Georgia Tech by a point, so they might not be in awe, but road is lot different than home, sweet home.
Santa Clara lost 98-89 at winless Cal Poly Sunday; if you can figure that out, for team that has wins against No Carolina and Stanford- they're 5-0 at home. Cal-Irvine has been off ten days; they're 2-2, with losses by 20,11 points.
St Mary's beat San Diego State 80-66 in Moraga last year, as 3-point favorites. Aztecs are 3-3 dpesite just one road game; they scored 63 ppg in last two losses. Gaels just back from Hawaii, where they lost Saturday
Eastern Washington beat Boise State last two years by 5,6 points; Eagles are 2-4, 1-3 on road, with losses by 18-16-33 points away from home. Broncos are 2-0 in game following loss so far this season.
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