Murray State brings the more established offensive attack into this matchup, averaging 83.1 points per game last season while shooting 46% from the field. Tennessee State had an impressive 23-win campaign, but losing all five players who started at least 24 games is a major concern, especially against a team capable of scoring in bunches. The Tigers also showed some offensive struggles in their 108-74 loss to Iowa State, shooting just 23.8% from three and committing 15 turnovers. Murray State has its own defensive and rebounding issues to address, but I trust its scoring depth and offensive experience to make the difference. With Tennessee State still trying to establish its new rotation, I'm backing the Racers to dictate the tempo and pull away by double digits.