College Basketball Picks
UC Irvine Anteaters vs. Oregon Ducks Pick
Two lower seeds are set to battle with No. 13 UC Irvine versus the No. 12 Oregon Ducks in NCAA tournament action. Both teams will put extended winning streaks on the line with UCI riding a 16 gamer and Oregon stringing together nine consecutive wins. The sportsbooks have the Ducks as a -5 point spread favorite with a total line of 124. Read on to get Matt’s suggested bet.
UCF Knights vs. Duke Blue Devils Pick
UCF brings a decent 4-1 straight up mark on neutral courts in to this game after a demolishing VCU 73-58 in their tourney opener. Duke rolls in off a 23-point victory over North Dakota State, but failed to get the cover as a -27.5 dog. Covering is something that has been an issue for them with their backers cashing on just one of their last six contests (1-4-1 ATS). Can the Blue Devils extend the margin on the Knights who have just two double digits losses on the year? Get Dan’s betting opinion.
Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Tennessee Volunteers Pick
The Iowa Hawkeyes battle the Tennessee Volunteers to open the Sunday Round of 32 tournament schedule. The Vols are listed on the NCAA boards as a -8 to -8.5 point spread favorite with the total posted at 155.5. Predicting which Iowa team shows up may get you the money here. Prognosticator Dan Jamison thinks he has an edge in this game that bettors should follow. Get his play here.
Liberty Flames vs. Virginia Tech Hokies Pick
It would be an understatement to say that the Liberty Flames didn’t have the toughest of schedules with the 279th ranked SOS in the nation. They did get by Mississippi State as a 7-point underdog lighting it up from three-point land hitting 12 of 25 attempts. They’ll need a repeat of that to stay with the Hokies on Sunday. See if Matt is laying the points or backing the dog in this contest.
Minnesota Golden Gophers vs. Michigan State Spartans Pick
Big Ten rival Minnesota Golden Gophers and the Michigan State Spartans meet in the round of 32. The Gophers used a lethal 3-point game to win their opener, but face a Spartans club that is allowing just 29.9% from behind the arc in neutral court games. MSU throttled them by 24 points in an earlier match-up so is a repeat the logical bet? Read Dan’s analysis and get his tournament pick.