The 93.9 points the RedHawks average are 12.0 more than the Golden Flashes concede.
When Miami (OH) scores more than 81.9, it has a record of 15-0.
Kent State is 12-2 when giving up less than 93.9 points.
The Golden Flashes' 90.2 points per game are 16.9 more than the RedHawks concede.
Kent State is 13-3 when putting up more than 73.3 points.
Miami (OH) has an 18-0 record when conceding fewer than 90.2 points.
The RedHawks have outscored opponents by 392 points this season (20.6 per game), and the Golden Flashes have scored 149 more than their opponents (8.3 per game).

The RedHawks are making 54.0% of their shots from the field, 9.9% higher than the Golden Flashes allow to opponents (44.1%).
Miami (OH) is 18-0 when shooting higher than 44.1% from the field.
The Golden Flashes shoot 48.0% from the field, 5.8% higher than the RedHawks concede.
This season Kent State is 11-0 when the team shoots higher than 42.2% from the field.

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The RedHawks and Golden Flashes rebound at around the same rate, with the RedHawks averaging 2.1 fewer rebounds per game.
When Kent State has a rebounding advantage, it is 10-3. When recording fewer boards, Miami (OH) is 6-0.
The RedHawks collect 6.8 offensive rebounds per game, 3.8 fewer than the Golden Flashes.
The Golden Flashes are 6-3 overall when they have more offensive rebounds. The RedHawks are 12-0 when they lose that battle.
On the boards, Miami (OH) is +5.3 rebounds per game, and Kent State is +6.6.

Mo Egger

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