The American University Eagles (1-1) welcome the New Hampshire Wildcats (2-1) to Bender Arena for their home opener. The game is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. ET on Friday, November 16, 2018.
New Hampshire Wildcats vs. American University Eagles Free Prediction
The Wildcats will be hoping for similar success after dismantling the Mount Saint Vincent Dolphins in their last contest, 100-61. The Wildcats had a much better offensive rebounding percentage (40.4 vs. 5.9) and had a much better turnover percentage (12.9 vs. 26.9). Jayden Martinez had a good game for New Hampshire, putting up 14 points and eight rebounds.
The last time American was in action, they fell to the Northwestern Wildcats, 63-51. Northwestern’s turnover percentage was their largest advantage over American University. The Wildcats had a rate of 11.6, while the Eagles posted a mark of 21.8. With 17 points on 6-for-13 shooting, Mark Gasperini led American University in scoring.
Half-court execution will be at a premium when a pair of the country’s slowest-paced teams clash. American University ranks 310th in possessions per game (67.0) and New Hampshire is 309th (67.0) dating back to last season.
The Eagles won the lone game against the Wildcats last season, 74-70. The Eagles had a much better turnover percentage (11.9 vs. 17.2) and had a better effective field goal percentage (0.528 vs. 0.456).
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Notes
Betting Notes (2017-Present):
New Hampshire ranks 33rd in rebounds per game (38.9) while American University ranks 312th (29.5).
The Eagles rank 53rd in steals per game (7.3) while the Wildcats rank 296th (3.7).
New Hampshire ranks seventh in assists allowed per game (10.0) while American University ranks 174th (13.7).
The Wildcats rank 44th in blocks allowed per game (2.6) while the Eagles rank 191st (3.7).
American University ranks 12th in three pointers allowed per game (17.5) while New Hampshire ranks 84th (20.5).
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