Four of the past five Premier League meetings have gone to Manchester City, including a 3-0 decision at Old Trafford earlier this year. In fact, none of City’s four wins over United have been close: they’ve all been decided by at least two markers.
Will the power punching of Rozenstruik prove too much? Or will the power grappling of Gaziev ruin Rozenstruik’s plans of bucking his losing trend? Read on to see how this striker vs grappler matchup shakes out.
Dallas has dropped six of seven and hasn’t scored more than twice in any of its past five contests. That might not be as big a deal in this game given that teams usually don’t get more than two on Connor Hellebuyck, but if the Jets’ offense is taking care of business, two isn’t going to cut it.
This is Nebraska’s last chance to solidify its spot in the field. If the Huskers can win here and avoid the last two land mines, they’ll arrive in Minneapolis knowing they’re safe. If not, they’ll have work to do at the Big Ten tournament.
A much more highly regarded Virginia squad came to Chestnut Hill last year, scored 48 points and left with a 15-point defeat. If the Cavaliers can’t step up the offense, another defeat to BC could be in the cards.
A season sweep likely lands Providence firmly in the field. But Marquette’s playing for a No. 1 seed, and with the return game with Connecticut still to come, the Golden Eagles could get it — if they can run the table.
The Volunteers currently lead the race for the SEC title, with the Tigers just one game behind. Both of these programs know they’ll be in the field and will hold a very high seed, so they’re playing solely for regular season honors.
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John Calipari has treated Mississippi State like Mississippi Valley State, owning an 18-1 record against the Bulldogs and 17-0 outside of the SEC tournament. But even the Delta Devils finally won one, as they broke through on Tuesday to raise their record to 1-27. Could Mississippi State finally end its own run of futility against Kentucky?