Charleston swept the season series from UNC-Wilmington. Recently, the Cougars won the second match against the Seahawks by 32 points at home. Each team has plenty of depth to keep their players fresh as it showed in both their games yesterday. UNC-Wilmington has three more neutral court games under their belt and have been shooting 52.3 percent effectively as compared to Charleston’s 49 percent. The Cougars needed to comeback against an experienced Towson team and the Seahawks defense is actually rated higher in terms of efficiency. They’ve been a very gritty team down the stretch this season. I’m on UNC-Wilmington.

This is a neutral-site game and UNC Wilmington is 5-0 ATS in neutral-site games this season. UNCW also lost the conference championship game last season. Coach Takayo Siddle will take advantage of no home-court edge for Charleston. Back a hungry Wilmington to cover.

This a poor matchup for UNC Wilmington. Charleston dominated the Seahawks, 93-61, in what was UNC Wilmington’s worst loss of the season. I'm on Charleston.

UNC-Wilmington ranks 312 among Division I teams in pace of play. Its league games averaged slightly less than 132 points. If the Seahawks can control tempo against high-scoring Charleston, the Under comes into play. One of the teams' two meetings ended with 140 points. In a tense conference finals with an NCAA bid at stake, the third clash should stay in the 130s.