Games of the Night: Robert Morris at Boston College
January 7th, 2008
by Shawn Siegel
Games of the Night
A companion to our daily Three Stars of the Day, we present the top three Games of the Night.
26 games on tap tonight, but none are very intriguing. Here is the best of the bunch.
Robert Morris (10-5) at Boston College (10-3)
7:00 PM
The only game on Monday featuring two 10-win teams. BC is obviously a clear favorite, but RMC can be dangerous and they did take Seton Hall down to the wire on the road. Still on a normal night with a full schedule, this game wouldn't even sniff top game honors.
Prediction: Boston College
Butler (13-1) at Loyola (Ill) (5-9)
8:00 PM
The above game features two 10-win teams, but this game features the only ranked team. #11 Butler should cruise against this Horizon League foe that's only beaten 3 D1 teams so far.
Prediction: Butler
Tulsa (7-4) at Colorado (8-5)
9:00 PM
Tulsa comes into the game having won 5 straight, while Colorado has won 3 straight, so something's got to give. My guess is that Tulsa's streak will end because all their wins have been at home, and they haven't proven they can win on the road.
Prediction: Colorado
Previous Game of the Night (Predictions)
January 6th - North Carolina at Clemson (2-1)
January 5th - Western Kentucky at South Alabama (3-0)
January 4th - American at Brown (0-3)
January 3rd - UCLA at Stanford (3-0)
January 2nd - Houston at UMASS (2-1)
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Submitted by Shawn Siegel on Tue, 2008-01-08 10:55.
True Armando.. I thought of it enough to put it #1, but I was expecting a 68-60 type game in BC's favor
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Guess you didn't give RMC enough credit