Last year, the Tommies averaged 83.1 points per game, 10.4 more points than the 72.7 the Bears gave up.
St. Thomas had a 20-5 record last season when putting up more than 72.7 points.
Northern Colorado went 21-4 last season when allowing fewer than 83.1 points.
The Bears' 80.6 points per game last year were 5.8 more points than the 74.8 the Tommies gave up to opponents.
Northern Colorado put together an 18-4 record last season in games it scored more than 74.8 points.
St. Thomas went 18-3 last season when it gave up fewer than 80.6 points.
The Tommies outscored their opponents by a total of 283 points last season (8.3 points per game on average), and the Bears put up 277 more points than their opponents on the year (7.9 per game).

The Tommies made 49.2% of their shots from the field last season, which was 3.8 percentage points higher than the Bears allowed to their opponents (45.4%).
In games St. Thomas shot higher than 45.4% from the field, it went 18-3 overall.
The Bears shot 50.7% from the field, 6.2% higher than the 44.5% the Tommies' opponents shot last season.
Last season, Northern Colorado had a 19-3 record in games the team collectively shot better than 44.5% from the field.

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The Tommies averaged 28.2 rebounds per game, 3.3 boards per contest fewer than the Bears.
Northern Colorado was 20-3 overall when they won the rebounding battle. St. Thomas was 12-8 when they failed to control the glass.
The Tommies were the 339th-ranked rebounding team in college basketball, and the Bears ranked 200th.
The Tommies averaged 5.9 offensive boards per game, 1.2 rebounds fewer than the Bears.
The Bears were 10-7 overall when they won the battle on the offensive boards. The Tommies were 15-8 when they lost the rebounding edge.
The Tommies ranked 353rd in college basketball in offensive rebounding. The Bears ranked 320th.
Rebounding margin was a weakness for St. Thomas with a mark of -4.0 rebounds per game last season. Northern Colorado routinely had an advantage on the boards, averaging a margin of +3.9.

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