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Seton Hall vs Providence: High-Scoring Showdown Looms
20 Dec
Summary
- Providence averages 91.7 points per game at home.
- Seton Hall is undefeated on the road with a 9-1 record.
- Jason Edwards scored 32 points in Providence's last game.
The Providence Friars are set to host the Seton Hall Pirates in a highly anticipated Big East conference game. The Friars have been dominant at home, averaging an impressive 91.7 points per game and maintaining a perfect 6-0 record in their own arena. Their recent performance includes a narrow 113-110 overtime loss, where Jason Edwards showcased his scoring prowess with 32 points.
Seton Hall enters the contest with a formidable 9-1 record in their last ten games and an unblemished record on the road. The Pirates' defense has been stifling, allowing an average of just 62.8 points per game, significantly lower than Providence's offensive output. Seton Hall also excels in close games, having won all nine of their contests decided by 10 points or more.
This matchup features contrasting offensive strengths, with Providence relying on a high-octane attack and Seton Hall demonstrating efficiency and defensive solidity. The Friars give up an average of 10.5 made three-pointers per game, a stark contrast to Seton Hall's average of 6.1. This game marks the first conference meeting of the season between these two teams.
