Rankings:
Rutgers:
RPI: 209th
Pomroy: 142nd
BPI: 127th
AP: NR
Coaches: NR
Purdue:
RPI: 10th
Pomroy: 5th
BPI: 3rd
AP: 8th
Coaches: 8th
Stats:
Rutgers:
Offensive Scoring: 64.9 (335th)
Defensive Scoring: 64.3 (16th)
FG%: 40.4% (338th)
Assists/game: 9.8 (333rd)
FT%: 64.5 (341st)
Rebounds/game: 39.09 (26th)
Assist to TO Ratio: .85 (310th)
Purdue:
Offensive Scoring: 81.7 (37th)
Defensive Scoring: 64.9 (22nd)
FG %: 49.6 (16th)
Assists/game: 17.1 (10th)
FT%: 74.7 (62nd)
Rebounds/game: 35.26 (188th)
Assist to TO Ratio: 1.60 (8th)
ESPN's BPI Matchup Predictor: 96.6% Purdue
Spread: TBA
Prediction:
Against the Hoosiers, the Scarlet Knights scored the most points (76) since playing Purdue back on February 3rd (Purdue won 78-76). That would also be the 5th highest scoring total for the entire season for Rutgers (scored 94, 92, 83, and 80). However, only one of those games came in a conference game this season (80 against Iowa). With playing their third game in three days, a well rested Purdue (and most importantly Vincent Edwards), and a Purdue team that seemed to figure out what makes them so potent on offense again (passing the ball and movement off of it), Purdue should have little trouble in getting to the semi-finals against either OSU or PSU.
Purdue: 82
Rutgers: 66
Rutgers:
RPI: 209th
Pomroy: 142nd
BPI: 127th
AP: NR
Coaches: NR
Purdue:
RPI: 10th
Pomroy: 5th
BPI: 3rd
AP: 8th
Coaches: 8th
Stats:
Rutgers:
Offensive Scoring: 64.9 (335th)
Defensive Scoring: 64.3 (16th)
FG%: 40.4% (338th)
Assists/game: 9.8 (333rd)
FT%: 64.5 (341st)
Rebounds/game: 39.09 (26th)
Assist to TO Ratio: .85 (310th)
Purdue:
Offensive Scoring: 81.7 (37th)
Defensive Scoring: 64.9 (22nd)
FG %: 49.6 (16th)
Assists/game: 17.1 (10th)
FT%: 74.7 (62nd)
Rebounds/game: 35.26 (188th)
Assist to TO Ratio: 1.60 (8th)
ESPN's BPI Matchup Predictor: 96.6% Purdue
Spread: TBA
Prediction:
Against the Hoosiers, the Scarlet Knights scored the most points (76) since playing Purdue back on February 3rd (Purdue won 78-76). That would also be the 5th highest scoring total for the entire season for Rutgers (scored 94, 92, 83, and 80). However, only one of those games came in a conference game this season (80 against Iowa). With playing their third game in three days, a well rested Purdue (and most importantly Vincent Edwards), and a Purdue team that seemed to figure out what makes them so potent on offense again (passing the ball and movement off of it), Purdue should have little trouble in getting to the semi-finals against either OSU or PSU.
Purdue: 82
Rutgers: 66
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