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D3 · New England Women's and Men's Athletic ConferenceConference game

Versus projects a one-point margin as WPI edges MIT at home

MIT#53 D3 · 5-2Away21
Projected21-22WPI 52% chance to win
WPI#66 D3 · 5-3Home22

Versus settles this one about as tightly as a projection can, with WPI favored 22-21 and a win probability of just 52 percent against MIT's 48. A one-point margin in a NEWMAC game that counts fully in the conference standings says the model sees almost nothing separating these two.

That tightness fits WPI's season. The Engineers are 3-1 in one-score games this year, and their overall grade of B+ comes even though MIT holds the better divisional standing at No. 53 to WPI's No. 66. WPI does carry a stronger strength of schedule rank, 67th to MIT's 104th, which helps explain why the model still gives the extra half-point to the home team despite MIT's higher overall grade.

MIT arrives at 5-2, with both of its losses coming against teams with winning records, a sign the Engineers haven't been beaten by anyone outside playoff-caliber company. WPI is 5-3 with a defensive grade of B that nearly mirrors MIT's own B on that side of the ball. The two programs have split their history evenly at 5-5 across ten meetings since 2015, and nothing in this projection suggests that balance is about to tip decisively either way.

MITWPI
Overall
90 A-
88 B+
Power
84 B
83 B-
Offense
81 B-
80 B-
Defense
86 B
84 B

Graded within D3, 234 teams