Who: Miami (8-14, 3-7 MAC East) at Kent State (13-11, 4-6 MAC East)

When: 7 p.m. Wednesday

Where: M.A.C. Center, Kent

Television: SportsTime Ohio

Radio: 1450, 1230, 980, 101.3

Probable Miami starters: Will Felder, 6-7, Jr., F, 11.5; Quinten Rollins, 6-0, Jr., G, 5.5; Reggie Johnson, 6-1, Fr., G, 9.1; Geovonie McKnight, 6-3, Fr., G, 5.4; Will Sullivan, 6-3, So., G, 4.2

Probable Kent State starters: Chris Evans, 6-8, Sr., F, 16.8; Mark Henniger, 6-9, Jr., F, 4.6; Darren Goodson, 6-5, Jr., F, 7.2: Kris Brewer, 6-4, So., G, 9.2; Randal Holt, 6-1, Sr., G, 14.1

About Miami: The RedHawks lead this series 86-44 and have won two of the last three meetings. … Miami is 5-6 at home and 3-8 on the road this season. Average attendance is 1,379 at Millett Hall and 6,896 on the road. … MU couldn’t hold a 25-16 halftime lead against Akron last Saturday. The RedHawks are 7-3 when leading at the break this year. … Rollins’ seven rebounds against Akron matched his career high.

About Kent State: The Golden Flashes are scoring 70.5 points and giving up an average of 67.7 this season.They are 8-6 at home and 5-5 on the road. … Kent ranks second in the MAC in 3-point percentage (35.6), led by Brewer (42.3), sophomore guard Devareaux Manley (41.3), Holt (37.3), Goodson (35.7) and Evans (34.9). … Madison High School graduate Justin Brunswick is a walk-on player for KSU after transferring from Idaho State. The 6-10, 215-pound center has played just three minutes this season. “I think strength really prohibits him from helping us right now,” Flashes coach Rob Senderoff said. “He’s a great kid, someone that we like a lot. He just needs to really dedicate himself to the weight room and become more physical.” 

Coach John Cooper on Kent State: “They’ve got very good size. They make us look small again. They’ve had their struggles, and then they’ve had stretches where they’ve played well. Probably a little bit of Jekyll and Hyde, but they’re very talented and can score the ball in different ways. They’re mostly a man team. Evans and Holt have taken 567 shots between them, so those two guys get the bulk of their scoring opportunities.”