wisc-gb -10: last year wisc-gb saved best effort of the year for post season, winning two games as a #8 seed, including an upset of top seeded butler. this season, they have gained three wins over last year's team and enter the conference championship as a #6 seed, despite playing the horizon's toughest schedule (#89 rpi). it is only appropriate that they grab a home game in the horizon's new tourney format this year, as it was their upset of butler last year that caused the league's format change in hopes of avoiding future upsets and placing two teams in the ncaa tourney. the phoenix beat youngstown two weeks ago by 15 as an eight point favorite, and lead the horizon in rebounding margin.
youngstown has now lost 31 consecutive road games over the last two years, and haven't covered an away game in a month and a half. they are last in the horizon in scoring @ 62.6 ppg, worse on the road @ 59.1 ppg, and have scored a grand total of 99 points in their last two games, shooting under 30% from the field in both games, and losing by 34 and 26 points. i'm thinking they're done.
g/l
youngstown has now lost 31 consecutive road games over the last two years, and haven't covered an away game in a month and a half. they are last in the horizon in scoring @ 62.6 ppg, worse on the road @ 59.1 ppg, and have scored a grand total of 99 points in their last two games, shooting under 30% from the field in both games, and losing by 34 and 26 points. i'm thinking they're done.
g/l
