The current records of the Marshall Thundering Herd and the Wright State Raiders tell a story of their respective seasons. Marshall stands at 5-4, having faced some tough opponents on the road. Meanwhile, Wright State boasts a winning record of 6-5 after a series of intense games.
The Raiders have been on a roll this season, averaging an impressive 76.5 points per game. Their offensive firepower is a force to be reckoned with. On the other hand, Marshall has had some setbacks, with their recent defeat against UNCW dropping their record.
After two games on the road, Wright State is now heading back home. They will welcome the Marshall Thundering Herd at 7:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday at Ervin J. Nutter Center. This home court advantage could be crucial for Wright State as they look to continue their winning streak.
Marshall, on the other hand, will be looking to turn their fortunes around and secure a much-needed victory. The team will need to bring their A-game and find a way to counter Wright State's offensive might.
In the last 4 years, Marshall has emerged victorious in both games they've played against Wright State. The most recent encounter was in November 2021, where Marshall won with a score of 96-88. This historical edge gives Marshall some confidence as they prepare for the upcoming game.
However, Wright State will be looking to break this streak and prove that they are a force to be reckoned with at home. The team will be motivated to put on a show for their fans and show that they can compete with the best.
Several players have had standout performances in recent games. One of the most active players for Marshall was Mikal Dawson, who had 12 points along with two steals in their recent loss. Dawson's ability to contribute on both ends of the court will be crucial for Marshall as they look to turn things around.
For Wright State, their offensive success this season can be attributed to their ability to make three-pointers. The team has made 38.4% of their threes per game, giving them a significant advantage on the perimeter. However, Marshall has also shown some potential, making 26.1% of their threes this season.
Both teams will need their key players to step up and make a difference in the upcoming game. The battle for supremacy on the court is sure to be intense.