Charleston won the only meeting this season by six on the road. The Seawolves played Charleston very tough in the first game and they have won four of their last five. This is the fourth game in four nights for the Seawolves and they showed signs last night of fatigue against Hofstra but continued to battle. The Seawolves are 24-8-1 ATS on the season and 3-0 ATS on neutral floors as compared to Charleston’s 16-15-1 ATS and 3-3 ATS on neutrals. The Cougars may have the deeper bench seems like too many points for a conference final with Stony Brook playing with momentum.

Draw a line through the crazy 180-point game in which the CAA finalists engaged during the regular season. Typically, each side's games wound up in the vicinity of 150. The tourney results have landed even lower. Both played in 142-point games (regulation time) in the quarterfinals. Then Charleston logged a 117-point semifinal, five fewer than Stony Brook's in theirs. The Seawolves rank 192nd in possessions per outing, below the median. This championship bout should settle in the 140s.