Drexel Dragons
Record vs D-I: 3-14 (1-6)
RPI: 226
SOS: 50
Best win: vs. Charleston (# 95)
Bad losses: San Diego (# 289), D-II Alaska-Anchorage
Provided this game still happens with snow falling all over the Northeast, part II of the Seahawks-Dragons should prove to be a closer game than the first time around at Trask on New Year's Eve, when UNCW controlled the game throughout in a 12-point win. Since CAA play has begun, the only team that causes more turnovers than UNCW (102) are these very Dragons (103). In addition, since that loss, Drexel notched their first CAA win at home against a tough Charleston squad, and kept games @ Elon, vs W&M and @ Hofstra within single digits.
While Drexel is a pretty good defensive squad, where they're failing this season on defense is defending the 3. They're the worst in the league in this category (.406 three-point defense). Going up against the best 3-pt shooting team in the league in UNCW, this should be an advantage the Seahawks will attempt to exploit. After all, going inside on the Dragons does not typically yield positive results; the Dragons are 4th in the league in blocks.
Offensively, the Dragons are the lowest-scoring team in the league. This means they need to keep games in the 60's or low-70's. Anything higher and the game is lost. Drexel's top scorer, Rodney Williams (12.7 ppg), is only ranked 20th in the league in CAA-only games. Still, his efficiency makes him dangerous, as he is knocking down 50 % of his shots.