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Sunday: 1-1
Chattanooga-3 vs. <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
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The UTC Mocs might have been caught looking ahead to this one by Elon on Saturday, but I think they snap their three-game losing streak in the Roundhouse Monday night. The Mocs are only 2-3 ATS as home chalk in the conference, but they were double digit favorites in all five of those games. Here, the linesmaker says <st1
lace w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">Charleston</st1:City></st1
lace> would be a 1 pt. favorite on a neutral floor. I don’t agree. The Mocs inside game should have the decided edge and both Pugh and Katelynas should have a nice night against a <st1
lace w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">Charleston</st1:City></st1
lace> team that will both have a bit of a size and power advantage in the paint. The Mocs live by the inside game…and that’s a good thing because they’ve gotten bad shooting from their guards all season The Mocs shoot 50% overall at 29/59 at home, but just 24% from trey on 4/18. Doing the math, the Mocs are 25/41 or 61% from two-point range. That stat is one measure of the power of their inside game. Another indication is rebounding margin. The Mocs outrebound their conference opponents by 10 per game, while C of C outboards SoCon opponents by just 0.5 reb/game. Charleston doesn’t have the power game inside they have had in previous years so they’ve had to live more by the outside shot than in past years…and they’ve shot just 39% on the road and 31% from trey. They haven’t been sterling on the D end either, allowing opponents to shoot 44% and 39% from trey. The <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Charleston</st1
lace></st1:City> game historically raises the temperature in the Roundhouse more than any other SoCon opponent. That home juice will help the Mocs end their skid.
Chattanooga-3 vs. <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
ffice:smarttags" /><st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Charleston, 1 unit</st1
lace></st1:City>The UTC Mocs might have been caught looking ahead to this one by Elon on Saturday, but I think they snap their three-game losing streak in the Roundhouse Monday night. The Mocs are only 2-3 ATS as home chalk in the conference, but they were double digit favorites in all five of those games. Here, the linesmaker says <st1
lace w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">Charleston</st1:City></st1
lace> would be a 1 pt. favorite on a neutral floor. I don’t agree. The Mocs inside game should have the decided edge and both Pugh and Katelynas should have a nice night against a <st1
lace w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">Charleston</st1:City></st1
lace> team that will both have a bit of a size and power advantage in the paint. The Mocs live by the inside game…and that’s a good thing because they’ve gotten bad shooting from their guards all season The Mocs shoot 50% overall at 29/59 at home, but just 24% from trey on 4/18. Doing the math, the Mocs are 25/41 or 61% from two-point range. That stat is one measure of the power of their inside game. Another indication is rebounding margin. The Mocs outrebound their conference opponents by 10 per game, while C of C outboards SoCon opponents by just 0.5 reb/game. Charleston doesn’t have the power game inside they have had in previous years so they’ve had to live more by the outside shot than in past years…and they’ve shot just 39% on the road and 31% from trey. They haven’t been sterling on the D end either, allowing opponents to shoot 44% and 39% from trey. The <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Charleston</st1
lace></st1:City> game historically raises the temperature in the Roundhouse more than any other SoCon opponent. That home juice will help the Mocs end their skid.