Taking a look at stats here.
Their starters in the front court are some trees, but I'm not overly impressed with their team rebounding numbers given their size. Looks like they have 6'-10" forward Mike Best and 7'-6" (wow!) center Mamadou Ndiaye. Ndiaye can block some shots, but averages nearly 5 less rebounds per game than Long. Best also averages less rebounds per game than Washington. Their backups on the front court look to be 7'-2" center Ioannis Dimakopoulos and 6-10" forward Jonathan Galloway. None are really outside scoring threats except backup C Dimakopoulos although he only averages less than one 3 per game, compared to Long who takes two 3's per game.
As a team, their season average is 37 rebs/game and holding opponents to 34.6. That's a +2.4 reb differential. We average 41.4 rebs/game and hold opponents 33.1, for a +8.3 reb differential. Advantage us.
They have us beat pretty well in the blocks department. As a team they have 181 on the season compared to our 117. Advantage them.
Overall shooting numbers are better than ours as well as 3-pt shooting. FG% for them is .462 compared to our .448, and 3FG% for them is .369 to our .314. The FG% number would have put them atop the S-B-C, and the 3FG% would put them at 2nd in the S-B-C behind Little Rock. Advantage them.
We got to the foul line nearly 26.4 times per game compared to their 20.5. Advantage us.
Their assist/turnover for the year is 1.25 compared to our 1.01. Advantage them.
Again going off of stats here, haven't really seen them play. You guys can make whatever postulations and guesses on how the games will go given those numbers. I'm just hoping we play well and win the game.