Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders Set to Clash with Sam Houston State Bearkats at Bernard Johnson Coliseum
As the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders prepare to face off against the Sam Houston State Bearkats at Bernard Johnson Coliseum, fans can anticipate a game where recent trends and statistics will play a crucial role. The Blue Raiders have shown resilience and strategic prowess in their past performances, which could be pivotal in this upcoming encounter.
Analyzing the past games, it's evident that Middle Tennessee has been on an upward trajectory. In their last game against the Lady Techsters, they secured a narrow victory with 64 points to 61. This win was characterized by a strong presence inside the paint where they scored 50 points and dominated rebounds with a total of 42 compared to their opponents' 32. Their shooting from two-point range was impressive at 53 percent accuracy, although they struggled beyond the arc with just ten percent from three-point territory.
In contrast, during their visit to Grand Canyon University Arena against the Antelopes, despite putting up a valiant effort scoring 59 points, they fell short by nine points. Turnovers were an issue as they gave up possession sixteen times which translated into seven points for Grand Canyon off turnovers. However, free throw accuracy remained high at an impressive 82 percent.
The most dominant performance came when hosting Northern Kentucky Norse; an emphatic victory saw them put up 83 points while holding their opponents to just 42. They showcased an aggressive defense that led to eight steals and capitalized on turnovers scoring a whopping thirty-five points off them.
Heading into this matchup at Bernard Johnson Coliseum – known for its energetic atmosphere – maintaining composure will be key for Middle Tennessee. With solid two-point shooting consistency and aggressive rebounding being trademarks of recent games, these areas could very well dictate how this contest unfolds.
Fans eager to support Middle Tennessee can catch all the action scheduled for January 13th at eight o'clock in the evening Central Time (CT). The game will unfold in Huntsville's own Bernard Johnson Coliseum and will be available for viewing through local broadcasting channels or online streaming platforms dedicated to college sports coverage.