Saturday, December 06, 2014 at 1:00p ET

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In a rivalry game, the St. Joseph’s Hawks will play at the Villanova Wildcats on Saturday. The Wildcats are one of just two teams out of the Big East that have yet to be beaten. The Wildcats are 7-0 and 3-0 at home. Villanova is coming off an 84-70 win at LaSalle. For St. Joseph’s, they are also coming off a big rivalry win. The Hawks downed Temple at home on December 3rd. St. Joseph’s is 4-3 overall, 1-1 away from home.

The Wildcats come into the game ranked 10th in the Associated Press poll. Villanova is scoring 75.6 points per game. The Wildcats leading scorer has been Dylan Ennis, with just shy of 13 per game. Villanova, in the win at LaSalle, saw Darrun Hilliard III score 15 points, while Daniel Ochefu recorded 8 rebounds. The Wildcats picked up back-to-back neutral site wins over the VCU Rams and the Michigan Wolverines.

The Hawks would love nothing more than to knock off a city rival for their first loss of the season. The Hawks will have their hands full, especially on the offensive side. The Hawks are scoring just 58.6 points per game. The three losses for the Hawks on the season came to Fairleigh Dickinson, Gonzaga and Western Kentucky. St. Joseph’s is led in scoring by Denandre Bembry’s 14.1 per game. In the win over Temple, Isaiah Miles scored 20 points, grabbed 9 rebounds and tallied 4 assists.

Saint Joseph's Hawks Betting Trends

Saint Joseph's Hawks are 2-2-0 Against the Spread

Saint Joseph's Hawks are 0-2-0 against the Over/Under

Villanova Wildcats Betting Trends

Villanova Wildcats are 4-1-1 Against the Spread

Villanova Wildcats are 1-5-0 against the Over/Under

Injuries to Watch

Saint Joseph's Hawks

11/14/14 F Markell Lodge Academics out for season
10/03/14 F Papa Ndao Undisclosed out for season

Villanova Wildcats

No injuries to report at this time

Guy's Pick: Take Villanova

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