To put things into perspective about PSU, the average defensive scoring rating for their opponents in their 32 games is 61.2. That is the total of all those teams' defensive ppg for the year divided by 32. If those opponents were considered one team, they would have been #163 among the 340 teams (same as Seton Hall) in the defensive ppg rating. In the Big 10, Michigan was the highest ranked team at #100, while UConn is of course #1.
So it's like PSU has been playing against SHU all season, and now they go play UConn, who gives up 16 ppg less than Seton Hall. And the scoring trend for UConn opponents in the last three games is downward, from 57 to 47 to 26 to ...... maybe -5 if Kelly can scare the Lions into shooting at the wrong basket.