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GAME NOTES: Two teams at the opposite end of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference standings will collide this afternoon when the top-seeded Siena Saints host the bottom dwelling Marist Red Foxes.

It is has been a nightmare of a season for Marist, which has lost 27 of its 28 matchups. The Red Foxes, who are 1-16 in MAAC play, have lost 16 straight games, and that includes a 62-39 setback to Saint Peter's last time out.

The Saints have already clinched the regular season conference title by posting a 16-1 mark in league play. The last time the Saints were on the floor the team grabbed a convincing, 80-54 victory over Rider.

Siena pushed its advantage in the all-time series with Marist to 42-22 with a 79-60 decision over the Red Foxes earlier this season.

The Red Foxes really struggled in their last matchup, netting just 39 points in a loss to Saint Peter's. Marist shot just 30.2 percent from the floor in the matchup and finished 3-of-15 from behind the arc. Devin Price led the way in the setback with 12 points, but also committed a team-high six turnovers. Offensively the Red Foxes have been terrible throughout the season, as the team is netting a meager 56.4 ppg, behind a lackluster 38.9 percent shooting effort. Candon Rusin is currently pacing the team at the offensive end of the floor, but he is averaging just 9.8 ppg.

The Saints put forth a strong effort in their last contest, as they shot 55.4 percent from the floor, en route to an easy win over Rider. Edwin Ubiles led the way with 21 points, while Ryan Rossiter tallied a double-double of 14 points and 13 rebounds. Clarence Jackson tallied 16 points for Siena, while Alex Franklin helped out with 12 points. Franklin has been the best player on the floor for Siena, as the forward is netting 15.8 ppg, to go along with 7.6 rpg. Ubiles is posting 15.0 ppg, while Rossiter is netting 14.3 ppg, to go along with a team-best 10.8 rpg. As a whole, the Saints have been a dangerous bunch offensively and come into this contest netting 75.6 ppg, behind a 46.5 percent shooting effort.

Clearly the Saints are the better team in this matchup and should have no trouble getting past Marist.