RedFlash
November 2nd, 2017, 01:51 PM
All seven teams are in action this week.
Duquesne at Liberty (+2.5)
Sacred Heart at Bryant (+2.5)
SFU at CCSU (+1)
Robert Morris at Wagner (-7.5)
Duquesne makes the trip to Lynchburg in a non-conference game and I’ll be curious to see how they play this one. They will play CCSU next week for what could be the de facto conference title game, so they may want to limit some of AJ Hines’ touches given his injury from earlier this season. Their offense is quite different when he’s in the line-up.
The Sacred Heart at Bryant game has the makings of being a high scoring affair. Both teams average more than 400 yards on offense and Bryant is last in the league in both scoring defense and total defense. Both teams are on the negative side on turnovers with SHU a -10 and Bryant a -17. If Bryant can avoid the interceptions this week, I think they pull this one out.
It’s a battle to stay out of the conference basement when RMU travels to Staten Island to take on Wagner. Like Wagner, RMU may be without it’s starting QB after he was hurt last week against StFU. RMU is last in the league in total offense – more than 100 yards behind the nearest team – and without their starter last week, looked completely one dimensional. Wagner should get its first conference win of the year.
The big game this week is StFU traveling to CCSU in the hopes of staying alive for a conference championship. StFU needs to defeat Central Conn. and then hope that CCSU can beat Duquesne next week, thus creating a three-way tie for first place. CCSU has won five in a row and StFU’s offense has not looked sharp lately – relying heavily on defense and special teams to score. It didn’t work against Duquesne and I think there’s only so many times your defense can bail you out – which is why I think CCSU wins this one.
Duquesne at Liberty (+2.5)
Sacred Heart at Bryant (+2.5)
SFU at CCSU (+1)
Robert Morris at Wagner (-7.5)
Duquesne makes the trip to Lynchburg in a non-conference game and I’ll be curious to see how they play this one. They will play CCSU next week for what could be the de facto conference title game, so they may want to limit some of AJ Hines’ touches given his injury from earlier this season. Their offense is quite different when he’s in the line-up.
The Sacred Heart at Bryant game has the makings of being a high scoring affair. Both teams average more than 400 yards on offense and Bryant is last in the league in both scoring defense and total defense. Both teams are on the negative side on turnovers with SHU a -10 and Bryant a -17. If Bryant can avoid the interceptions this week, I think they pull this one out.
It’s a battle to stay out of the conference basement when RMU travels to Staten Island to take on Wagner. Like Wagner, RMU may be without it’s starting QB after he was hurt last week against StFU. RMU is last in the league in total offense – more than 100 yards behind the nearest team – and without their starter last week, looked completely one dimensional. Wagner should get its first conference win of the year.
The big game this week is StFU traveling to CCSU in the hopes of staying alive for a conference championship. StFU needs to defeat Central Conn. and then hope that CCSU can beat Duquesne next week, thus creating a three-way tie for first place. CCSU has won five in a row and StFU’s offense has not looked sharp lately – relying heavily on defense and special teams to score. It didn’t work against Duquesne and I think there’s only so many times your defense can bail you out – which is why I think CCSU wins this one.