Matchup details for the NCAA Tournament first-round game between Toledo Rockets and Cleveland State Vikings have been unveiled, with the game scheduled for Thursday at a yet-to-be-announced time. Toledo's recent loss to Buffalo saw Sammi Mikonovwicz lead with 19 points, while Cleveland State, led by Colbi Maples' 22 points, fell to Green Bay in their previous game.

The Big Picture

The game will feature Toledo's offensive strength, averaging 73 points per game and outscoring opponents by 13.6 points on average, vs. Cleveland State's solid scoring differential of 13.5 points per game, supported by their scoring average of 74.5 points.

By the Numbers
  • Toledo averages 73 points per game and gives up 59.4 points per game, with a scoring differential of +422 overall.
  • Cleveland State scores 74.5 points per game, allows 61 points per game, and holds a scoring differential of +461.
State of Play
  • Toledo fell to Buffalo 77-74 in their last game, while Cleveland State lost to Green Bay 64-40.
  • Toledo has seen an increase in scoring lately, averaging 77.2 points in their last 10 games.
  • Cleveland State is putting up 71.5 points per game in their previous 10 matchups.
What's Next

The NCAA Tournament first-round game between Toledo and Cleveland State is set for Thursday, and both teams will aim to bring their recent scoring strengths to secure a victory in this highly anticipated matchup.

Bottom Line

Toledo and Cleveland State prepare for an intense NCAA Tournament first-round showdown fueled by their recent scoring performances, setting the stage for an exciting and competitive game between two determined teams.