ANALYSIS: Akron is pretty solid but it's the first true road game for the Zips and that certainly matters, while Marshall is unbeaten at home. The Herd rank fourth in the nation in both assist to turnover ratio (1.80) and assists per game (21.3). Marshall is also averaging a Sun Belt-best 5.5 blocks per game. At 20.8 points per game, fifth-year senior Taevion Kinsey sits atop the Sun Belt. Junior Kamdyn Curfman leads the SBC with 20 makes from behind the arc.