Coppin State will attempt to end its four-game road losing streak against Radford University on Sunday afternoon. The game is set to take place at 2:30 p.m. EST in Radford, Virginia. Currently, Coppin State holds a record of 2-11, while Radford stands at 4-7.
Coppin State’s Road Struggles
The Eagles have faced significant challenges this season, particularly on the road, where they have only managed to secure one victory out of nine games. Their overall performance has suffered, especially in contests decided by 10 points or more, with a record of 1-11 in such games.
Radford’s Home Advantage
In contrast, the Radford Highlanders have fared better at home. They boast a home record of 4-2 and rank third in the Big South Conference, averaging 10.8 offensive rebounds per game. Tyson Brown leads the Highlanders in this statistic, contributing 2.6 offensive rebounds per game.
Comparative Stats and Key Players
When it comes to shooting efficiency, Radford has excelled beyond the arc, averaging 9.8 made three-pointers per game. This figure closely aligns with Coppin State’s tendency to allow 10.4 three-pointers per game. Meanwhile, the Eagles average 5.3 made three-pointers per contest, which is 3.0 less than what Radford permits (8.3).
- Top Performers for Radford:
- Jaylon Johnson: 2.5 made three-pointers per game, 10.4 points, and a 32.1% shooting percentage from beyond the arc.
- Dennis Parker Jr.: Averaging 15.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 1.5 steals over his last ten games.
- Key Players for Coppin State:
- Hassan Perkins: Averaging 5.8 points per game.
- Demariontay Hall: Averaging 8.4 points per game over the last ten games.
Recent Performance Analysis
In their last ten games, Radford holds a record of 3-7, averaging 78.3 points, 33.8 rebounds, and 40.7% shooting efficiency. Their opponents have scored an average of 79.9 points during this stretch.
Coppin State, on the other hand, has recorded a 2-8 record, averaging 64.8 points and 39.4% shooting from the field. Their adversaries have averaged 84.7 points per game, reflecting the Eagles’ defensive struggles.
As the Eagles prepare to face the Highlanders, they are eager to reverse their fortunes on the road and improve their standing in the ongoing season.
