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12-13-19 | Knicks v. Kings -8 | Top | 103-101 | Loss | -109 | 15 h 5 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Kings -8 -109 The NBA’s latest tip of the night will feature the Kings (11-13) hosting the lowly Knicks (5-20) in Sacramento. Although New York is coming off a win, that victory came by just two points in overtime against the 5-21 Warriors. And while that game was played in Golden State, it was only the Knicks’ second away win of the year. Prior to that victory, New York dropped 10 games in a row. On average, the Knicks are scoring 101 points while allowing 111.6 points per game. At the top of New York’s scoring list is Marcus Morris Jr. with just 19 points per game. After Morris and Julius Randle (17 ppg), the Knicks don’t have another scorer putting up more than 14.3 points a game. Sacramento owns a losing record overall, but a 6-4 record at home. The Kings have also made a huge leap forward lately by winning three straight. The first two wins on that streak came on the road in back-to-back nights when Sacramento upset the Mavericks and Rockets. On average, the Kings are scoring 105.2 points while allowing 108.3 points. Guard Buddy Hield leads the way for Sacramento with his 21.5 points per game. |
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12-13-19 | Colorado -5 v. Colorado State | Top | 56-48 | Win | 100 | 11 h 24 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Colorado -5 -110 Friday evening will feature another in-state rivalry game as the Colorado State Rams (7-5) play host to the #24 Colorado Buffaloes (7-2). Immediately after earning their ranked status, Colorado dropped contests against #2 Kansas and then Northern Iowa. However, the latter defeat came by just three points. Prior to those losses, the Buffaloes won seven games in a row. On average, the Buffaloes are scoring 68.6 points while allowing 60.6 points per game. Although Colorado has experienced a number of different top scorers from game to game, guard Tyler Bey has been the best player on the team. While hitting 41.7% of his threes, Bey has averaged 13 points and 11 rebounds per game. Colorado State is coming off a four-point win over South Dakota State, but they dropped two contests in a row just prior to that victory. In losses to San Diego State and Boise State, the Rams allowed 75 and 79 points. On average, the Rams are scoring 71.3 points while allowing 70.9 points per game. The most consistent player on this Colorado State team has been center Nico Carvacho. While shooting 52.7% from the field, Carvacho is averaging 13.3 points and 9.9 rebounds per game. |
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12-12-19 | Cavs v. Spurs -10.5 | Top | 117-109 | Loss | -109 | 11 h 58 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Spurs -10½ -109 It’s been a down year for the Spurs (9-14), but the Cavaliers (5-19) have been significantly worse this year. Tonight, these teams will go head to head in San Antonio. Cleveland will be playing on the second night of a back-to-back after falling to the Rockets yesterday. That defeat marks the eighth in a row for the Cavaliers. In each of their last five road games, Cleveland has been blown out by 18 points or more. On average, the Cavaliers are scoring 102.6 points while allowing 113.2 points per game. Cleveland hasn’t had a single player put up more than 24 points in a game since November 23rd when Jordan Clarkson managed 28 points. San Antonio is putting together a solid stretch of performances recently. Including a pair of overtime games, the Spurs have now won three of their last four. Over that stretch, San Antonio has impressive victories over the Clippers and Rockets. On average, the Spurs are scoring 111.7 points while allowing 115.4 points per game. The All-Star duo of LaMarcus Aldridge and DeMar DeRozan lead the way for San Antonio. While Aldridge is putting up 18.9 points per game, DeRozan is scoring 21.4 points per game. |
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12-12-19 | Iowa v. Iowa State -3.5 | Top | 84-68 | Loss | -110 | 11 h 26 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Iowa State -3½ -110 One of the fiercest rivalries in college sports will experience another chapter this evening as the Iowa State Cyclones (6-3) host the Iowa Hawkeyes (7-3) on the hardwood. Iowa concluded a four-game winning streak with an impressive victory over #12 Texas Tech, but they haven’t been great since then. Over their past four games, the Hawkeyes have lost twice. After a 10-point loss to San Diego State, Iowa allowed 103 in a loss to #4 Michigan. On average, the Hawkeyes are scoring 79.6 points while allowing 70.7 points per game. Iowa relies on center Luka Garza for the majority of the offense. While shooting 55% from the field, Garza is averaging 22.5 points and 9.8 rebounds per game. Iowa State has won three of their last four, and was able to avenge one of their three losses in the process. Just 10 days after losing an 84-76 games to #13 Seton Hall, the Cyclones won the rematch by a score of 76-66. Iowa State has scored 70 points or more in every game this season. On average, the Cyclones are scoring 82 points while allowing 70.4 points per game. Iowa State spreads the scoring more so than their opponents, but they count on the 16.2 points per game of Tyrese Haliburton and the 15.3 points per game of Rasir Bolton. |
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12-11-19 | North Dakota State -3 v. CS-Northridge | 71-62 | Win | 100 | 13 h 16 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on North Dakota State -3 -109 The North Dakota State Bison (6-4) will go on the road this evening for a contest against the CSU Northridge Matadors (2-8). North Dakota State enters tonight’s game as winners of two of their last three. After taking down Idaho by a score of 70-53, the Bison recovered from a loss to Indiana State to defeat East Tennessee State by a score of 78-68. North Dakota State has held three opponents to 53 points or fewer. On average, the Bison are scoring 68.1 points while allowing 62.6 points per game. Both Vinnie Shahid and Tyson Ward are averaging double-digit points for North Dakota State. While Shahid is putting up 13.4 points, Ward is adding 12.1 points per game. After starting the year with seven straight losses, CSU Northridge won back-to-back contests over Fresno State and Portland. However, the Matadors won one of those games by just one, and they most recently returned to their losing ways by falling to Portland State. On average, the Matadors are scoring 70.2 points while allowing 84.2 points per game. Northridge funnels most of their offense through Terrell Gomez, who’s averaging 22.6 points per game. After him, only one other player is scoring more than 8.6 points per game. |
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12-11-19 | Arkansas State v. Missouri State -8 | Top | 53-75 | Win | 100 | 11 h 26 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Missouri State -8 -109 With a win at home this evening, the Missouri State Bears (5-5) would earn themselves a winning record. To do so, they’ll have to get by the visiting Arkansas State Red Wolves (7-2). Thus far, Arkansas State has had decent success against a relatively weak schedule. However, each of the Red Wolves’ last three wins have come by five points or fewer. Against Ole Miss and Stephen F. Austin, Arkansas State was outplayed by significant margins. On average, the Red Wolves are scoring 69.1 points while allowing 66.8 points per game. Only two Arkansas State players are scoring double-digit points per game. The team’s third scorer, Marquis Eaton, is putting up 9.9 points a game while shooting just 32.1% from the field. Missouri State will be at home for tonight’s contest, where they boast a record of 4-1. Most recently, the Bears won back-to-back home games over Murray State and Mississippi Valley State. And four of Missouri State’s five losses have come by four points or fewer. On average, the Bears are scoring 68.4 points while allowing 65.1 points per game. Missouri State has three players scoring 11.1 points per game or more. Leading the way is Keandre Cook, who’s averaging 17 points per contest while shooting 43.4% from three. |
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12-11-19 | Rockets -11 v. Cavs | 116-110 | Loss | -109 | 12 h 4 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Rockets -11 -109 The Cavaliers (5-18) have been one of the worst teams in the NBA. Tonight, they’ll be hosting the Rockets (15-8) in Cleveland. Houston has won four of their last six games, and their two losses over that stretch have come by way of a one-point game against Sacramento and a two-point, double-overtime game against San Antonio. The Rockets have scored 115 points or more in each of their last eight contests. On average, the Rockets are scoring 120.4 points while allowing 115.1 points per game. James Harden continues to put up MVP-level numbers for Houston. Thus far, Harden is averaging 38 points per game. Russell Westbrook is adding another 22.4 points per contest. Cleveland is currently suffering through a seven-game losing streak, which is separated from a six-game losing streak by only a single win over Portland. The Cavs have failed to score more than 94 points in any of their last four games. On average, the Cavaliers are scoring 102.3 points while allowing 113 points per game. Scoring has been an issue in Cleveland, which is exemplified by the fact that Collin Sexton leads the team with just 17.3 points per game. |
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12-11-19 | Celtics +1.5 v. Pacers | 117-122 | Loss | -109 | 10 h 21 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Celtics +1½ -109 The Pacers (15-9) are aiming to prove they’re a real threat in the Eastern Conference. They’ll have a chance to do so this evening when they host the Celtics (17-5) in Indiana. Boston may be on the road for tonight’s contest, but they’re taking a four-game winning streak with them. While racking up those four wins, the Celtics scored at least 108 points in each and held their opponents to 95 points or fewer in three of the four games. On average, the Celtics are scoring 110.6 points while allowing 102.8 points per game. Kemba Walker leads this Boston team with 21.8 points per game, but both Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are putting up 20 points or more of their own. Gordon Hayward is fourth on the team in scoring with 18.3 points per game. Indiana is 9-3 at home, but they’re coming off a home defeat against the Clippers by a score of 110-99. Additionally, the Pacers have lost two of their last three with only a one-point win over the Knicks separating losses against Los Angeles and Detroit. On average, the Pacers are scoring 108.8 points while allowing 104.7 points per game. Malcolm Brogdon leads the way in Indiana with 19.1 points per game, meaning the Pacers don’t have a single player putting up 20 points a game. |
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12-11-19 | Lakers -6.5 v. Magic | Top | 96-87 | Win | 100 | 12 h 4 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Lakers -6½ -110 The Magic (11-12) can get back to .500 with a win tonight, but to do so they’ll have to get by the Lakers (21-3), whom they host in Orlando. Los Angeles has lost only three times all season, and only one of those defeats has been on the road. Since falling by four to Dallas, the Lakers have won four straight. Los Angeles scored 121 points or more in three of those contests, and held their opponent to 96 points in two of them. On average, the Lakers are scoring 114.5 points while allowing 104.6 points per game. Both Anthony Davis and LeBron James are having big years on the offensive end. While Davis is averaging 27.7 points and nine rebounds, James is averaging 25.9 points and 10.8 assists per game. The good news for Orlando is that they own a record of 8-4 at home. The bad news for this Magic squad is that they’re coming off a 110-101 loss to Milwaukee and now face a star-studded Lakers team. Offensively, Orlando has scored 101 points or fewer in four of their last six games. On average, the Magic are scoring 103 points while allowing 103 points per game. Evan Fournier leads the Magic with 20 points per game, but only he and Nikola Vucevic are scoring more than 13.7 points per contest for Orlando. |
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12-10-19 | Nevada +8.5 v. BYU | Top | 42-75 | Loss | -110 | 14 h 58 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Nevada +8½ -110 Both the Nevada Wolf Pack (7-3) and the BYU Cougars (7-4) have earned seven wins so far this season. One of the two will make it eight wins tonight when these teams go head to head. After starting the season with three losses in their first five games, Nevada has gone undefeated over their last five contests. The Wolf Pack have scored at least 74 points in each of those wins, and racked up 98 points or more on two occasions thus far. On average, the Wolf Pack are scoring 79.6 points while allowing 71.9 points per game. Nevada has the luxury of having two big-time scorers on the roster. While hitting 48.1% of his shots from beyond the arc, Jazz Johnson is scoring 18.3 points per game. Jalen Harris is adding another 17.8 points per contest. BYU won their most recent contest by taking down UNLV, but they’ve lost two of their last five games. After being beaten 71-56 by #4 Kansas, the Cougars dropped an overtime game against Utah by seven. On average, the Cougars are scoring 77.7 points while allowing 69.6 points per game. BYU forward Yoeli Childs leads the team in scoring with 21 points per game, but he’s only played two games so far this year. Jake Toolson is scoring 15.3 points per contest. |
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12-10-19 | Maryland v. Penn State +1.5 | 69-76 | Win | 100 | 10 h 20 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Penn State +1½ -105 To this points, the #4 Maryland Terrapins (10-0) are undefeated. Tonight, they’ll go on the road for a clash with the Penn State Nittany Lions (7-2). Maryland has yet to drop any contest this year, but it hasn’t been easy. Three of the Terrapins’ victories have come by seven points of fewer, including games against Harvard and Temple. Most recently, Maryland defeated Illinois by a score of 59-58. On average, the Terrapins are scoring 77.9 points while allowing 60.8 points per game. While four Maryland players are scoring double-digit points per game, only one of them is shooting better than 31.6% from beyond the arc. Anthony Cowan Jr. leads the team with 16.6 points per game. Penn State has only suffered two losses all season long, one of which came against #6 Ohio State. Apart from a two-point win over Yale, the Nittany Lions have earned every other win by a comfortable margin. On average, the Nittany Lions are scoring 79.9 points while allowing 66.7 points per game. Myreon Jones is Penn State’s second-leading scorer with 13.1 points per game. Jones offers a dangerous game that includes a 40.8% shooting proficiency from the three-point line. |
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12-09-19 | Kings v. Rockets -12 | 119-118 | Loss | -109 | 11 h 47 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Rockets -12 -109 While the Rockets (15-7) have aspirations of earning a trip to the NBA Finals, the Kings (9-13) are much less of a threat. Tonight, these two teams will face off in Houston. Sacramento was able to take down Dallas by four points yesterday, but they previously lost three straight to the Bulls, Trail Blazers, and Spurs. While only managing to score 106 points or fewer in two of those losses, the Kings gave up 113 to Chicago and 127 to Portland. On average, the Kings are scoring 105.1 points while allowing 108.5 points per game. Sacramento doesn’t have the luxury of having an MVP candidate. Instead, they’re led by the 21.2 points per game of guard Buddy Hield. Houston enters tonight’s game as winners of four of their last five, with their only loss over that stretch coming by two points in an overtime contest against San Antonio. Three of those four wins for Houston have come by 10 points or more. On average, the Rockets are scoring 120.5 points while allowing 114.9 points per game. In addition to James Harden’s 38.5 points per game, the Rockets are getting 21.9 points per game from Russell Westbrook. |
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12-08-19 | Seton Hall v. Iowa State -1 | Top | 66-76 | Win | 100 | 12 h 5 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Iowa State -1 -105 For the second straight game, the #16 Seton Hall Pirates (6-2) will take on the Iowa State Cyclones (5-3). Seton Hall last played on November 29th, when they defeated the Cyclones 84-76. While that game was on the Pirates’ home floor, this time the contest will take place in Iowa. Seton Hall has dropped games against #3 Michigan State and #11 Oregon so far this year. On average, the Pirates are scoring 82 points while allowing 65.5 points per game. Although Seton Hall has a proven scorer in Myles Powell, who’s averaging 23.4 points per game, they only have two players putting up double-digit points per game. While Seton Hall has yet to play since their previous meeting, Iowa State followed up the defeat to the Pirates with a win over UMKC. The Cyclones have now won two of their last three, including a 104-89 victory over Alabama. On average, the Cyclones are scoring 82.8 points while allowing 71 points per game. Iowa State is stocked up on scorers, as six different Cyclones are scoring at least 9.6 points per game. With 16.1 points per game on 52.1% shooting from the field, guard Tyrese Haliburton leads the way. |
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12-08-19 | Gonzaga -2.5 v. Washington | 83-76 | Win | 100 | 10 h 60 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Gonzaga -2½ -110 One of today’s two games between a pair of ranked opponents will feature the #22 Washington Huskies (7-1) playing host to the #9 Gonzaga Bulldogs (9-1). Gonzaga’s lone loss of the season came against Michigan at the end of November. Since then, the Bulldogs have only played once – a 101-62 win over Texas Southern. Gonzaga has been an offensive juggernaut for much of the year by scoring 94 points or more in five of their 10 games played. On average, the Bulldogs are scoring 86.2 points while allowing 63.9 points per game. Seven Gonzaga players are scoring at least 9.3 points per game, and three of them are averaging at least 13.4 points and four rebounds per game. While shooting 53.2% from the field, Filip Petrusev is leading the team with 15.7 points per game. Washington has only faced one ranked opponent this year. In the season opener, the Huskies defeated #16 Baylor by a score of 67-64. Two games later, Washington fell to Tennessee by a score of 75-62. On average, the Huskies are scoring 72.9 points while allowing 62.3 points per game. Only three Washington players are averaging double-digit points per game. Forward Isaiah Stewart is leading the team with 16.5 points per game. |
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12-08-19 | Clippers v. Wizards +7.5 | 135-119 | Loss | -109 | 8 h 26 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Wizards +7½ -109 The big chink in the armor for the Clippers (16-7) is their 3-6 record on the road. They’ll try to improve that mark today when they go into Washington D.C. to take on the Wizards (7-14). Each of Los Angeles’ last four defeats have come on the road. Most recently, the Clippers have lost two of their last four games. In both of those defeats, Los Angeles could only muster 97 and 91 points while giving up 107 or more to San Antonio and then Milwaukee. On average, the Clippers are scoring 114.4 points while allowing 108.3 points per game. Although Kawhi Leonard leads the team with 24.5 points per game, he led the Clippers with only 19 and 17 points in those two recent road losses. Washington most recently dropped a 112-103 contest against Miami, but that game was on the road. Prior to that defeat, the Wizards took down a strong Philadelphia team by a score of 119-113 while at home. Washington has scored 119 or more in four of its last five home games. On average, the Wizards are scoring 118.1 points while allowing 121.9 points per game. While hitting 46% of his shots from the field, guard Bradley Beal is leading this Wizards squad with 28.3 points per game. |
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12-08-19 | Hawks v. Hornets -2 | Top | 122-107 | Loss | -110 | 9 h 55 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Hornets -2 -110 A pair of teams with losing records will go head to head in a late afternoon tip when the Hornets (9-15) host the Hawks (5-17) in Charlotte. Atlanta has been poor pretty much everywhere, but especially on the road where they own a record of 2-9. In fact, the Hawks have lost seven away games in a row. If not for Monday’s win against the Warriors, Atlanta would be on an 11-game losing streak. On average, the Hawks are scoring 108 points while allowing 117.8 points per game. Atlanta has been dreadful on the defensive end of the floor. In eight of their last 12 games, the Hawks have allowed 122 points or more. And they’ve allowed 150 or more in two of them. Charlotte will be at home, where they’ve earned five of their nine wins. The Hornets have hit a decent stretch of performances by winning three out of their last six. Charlotte recently held Golden State to 91 in a comfortable win. On average, the Hornets are scoring 105.4 points while allowing 112.8 points per game. With 33 and 29-point performances, Devonte Graham has led Charlotte in scoring in each of their last two games. On the season, Graham is averaging 19.1 points and 7.8 assists per game. |
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12-07-19 | Siena -6.5 v. Cal Poly | Top | 66-70 | Loss | -109 | 15 h 46 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Siena -6½ -109 Through eight games, the Cal Poly Mustangs (1-7) have only one win. The Siena Saints (2-4) haven’t been much better. Tonight, these two teams will go head to head. Siena has lost three in a row, but Yale needed three overtimes to earn their victory and the Saints fell to Harvard by only three points. Prior to those losses, Siena took on St. Bonaventure and won by a score of 78-65. Siena has held their opponents to 65 points or fewer in two of their last four games. On average, the Saints are scoring 74 points and allowing 76.2 points per game. Four Siena Saints are scoring 14 points per game or more. Three of those four players are averaging at least 16 points per game. Elijah Burns leads the way with 16.3 points per contest while hitting 44.4% of his shots from beyond the arc and 58.6% of his shots from the field. In addition to losing all but one game this year, Cal Poly is currently on a five-game losing streak. The Mustangs allowed 79 points or more in each one of those defeats. Cal Poly has allowed 74 points or more in every loss they’ve suffered this season. On average, the Mustangs are scoring 67.1 points while allowing 76.3 points per game. Cal Poly doesn’t have a single player averaging more than Junior Ballard’s 12.4 points per game. |
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12-07-19 | Marquette +1.5 v. Kansas State | 73-65 | Win | 100 | 14 h 37 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Marquette +1½ -110 A late college basketball tip off will feature two good teams when the Marquette Golden Eagles (6-2) go on the road to face the Kansas State Wildcats (5-2). Marquette has won four of their last five games, with their lone loss over that period coming against #5 Maryland. The Golden Eagles scored 73 points or more in three of those four victories, and they put up 101 in a win over USC. Most recently, Marquette defeated Jacksonville by a score of 75-56. On average, the Golden Eagles are scoring 74 points while allowing 66.1 points per game. Guard Markus Howard is hitting 44.3% of his three-point attempts on the way to a team-high 26 points per game. In the Jacksonville game, Sacar Anim led the way with 19 points. Kansas State has only dropped two games, but those defeats came in back-to-back fashion against Pittsburgh and Bradley just before a win over Florida A&M in their most recent contest. Kansas State has only scored 62 points or fewer in three of their last four games. On average, the Wildcats are scoring 65.3 points while allowing 58.4 points per game. Beyond Xavier Sneed and Cartier Diarra, no Kansas State player is scoring more than 8.4 points per game. |
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12-07-19 | Pacific +1 v. Long Beach State | 65-46 | Win | 100 | 12 h 46 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Pacific +1 -110 This college basketball season has offered two very different beginnings for the Pacific Tigers (8-3) and the Long Beach State 49ers (3-6). These two teams will go head to head today. It took Boise State three overtimes to take down Pacific on November 23rd. If that result had gone the Tigers’ way, they would now be winners of seven in a row. Instead, Pacific is currently riding a three-game winning streak in which they held every opponent to 59 points or fewer. On average, the Tigers are scoring 69.7 points while allowing 58.7 points per game. While Pacific’s general formula for winning revolves around a strong defensive effort, they have two solid scorers. Jahlil Tripp is scoring 12.5 points per game while shooting 50.5% from the field, and Justin Moore is hitting 50% of his threes on his way to 10.7 points per game. Long Beach State hasn’t yet strung together two straight wins. Most recently, the 49ers have lost two in a row and three out of their last four. In each of those three losses, Long Beach State allowed 88 points or more. On average, the 49ers are scoring 71.1 points while allowing 79.1 points per game. Chance Hunter is Long Beach State’s best scoring threat by averaging 15.8 points per game. However, only one of the 49ers’ top four scorers are shooting better than 30.8% from three. |
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12-07-19 | Delaware v. George Washington +2 | 56-66 | Win | 100 | 9 h 37 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on George Washington +2 -109 Through nine games played, the Delaware Blue Hens (9-0) are undefeated. Today, they’ll attempt to make it 10 out of 10 with a contest against the George Washington Colonials (4-5). Although Delaware hasn’t dropped a game, they haven’t played the toughest of competition. The Blue Hens only managed narrow victories over the likes of Oakland and Southern Illinois. Most recently, Delaware defeated Columbia by a score of 84-76. On average, the Blue Hens are scoring 77.1 points while allowing 63 points per game. Only four Delaware players are scoring more than seven points per game, and only five Blue Hens are scoring more than just 2.9 points per game. After kicking off the season with only a single win out of five games, George Washington has been victorious in three out of their last four. The Colonials held their opponent to 63 points in two of those three wins. Most recently, George Washington defeated Boston University by a point. On average, the Colonials are scoring 67.1 points while allowing 68.1 points per game. George Washington employs a host of offensive talent. Thus far, five Colonials are scoring 10.2 points or more. Guard Armel Potter is tops on the team with 14 points per game. |
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12-07-19 | UC-Santa Barbara +6 v. Texas-Arlington | 72-68 | Win | 100 | 8 h 46 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on UC-Santa Barbara +6 -109 A contest between the UC-Santa Barbara Gauchos (5-3) and Texas-Arlington Mavericks (4-5) will take place in the middle of the afternoon today. Santa Barbara is just 1-2 on the road, but they’re currently riding the momentum of a four-game winning streak. Along the way, the Gauchos have shown they can win in a number of ways. In addition to holding opponents to 62 points or fewer in three games, Santa Barbara has put up 81 points or more in four games. On average, the Gauchos are scoring 74 points while allowing 69.5 points per game. Santa Barbara can call on four players for points at any time. Leading the pack is forward Amadou Sow, who’s averaging 15 points per game while shooting 52.9% from the field. Three of those top four scorers are shooting 50% or better from the field. UT Arlington has earned a losing record by dropping five of their last seven games. The Mavericks allowed 72 points or more in three of those defeats. Most recently, UT Arlington fell to North Texas by a score of 77-66. On average, the Mavericks are scoring 69.8 points while allowing 66.4 points per game. Only two Arlington players are averaging double-digit points per game, and only three Mavericks are scoring more than 7.2 points per game. |
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12-07-19 | Hofstra v. St Bonaventure -2.5 | 45-73 | Win | 100 | 7 h 16 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on St Bonaventure -2½ -110 The St. Bonaventure Bonnies (4-4) will aim to defend their home court this afternoon when they host the Hofstra Pride (6-3). Hofstra enters today’s contest as winners of two straight after losing to San Diego by a score of 79-69. The biggest issue facing the Pride is how open they can be on defense. Out of their nine games played, Hofstra has allowed 74 points or more on five occasions. On average, the Pride are scoring 82 points while allowing 72 points per game. After the five Hofstra players who are scoring at least 10 points a game, there’s a sharp drop off in offensive production. The sixth man on the Pride is averaging just five points per contest. St. Bonaventure has recovered from a difficult start to the season with three wins out of their last three. After a tight, defensive victory over Mercer, the Bonnies used 70 and 71-point performances to win their next two. St. Bonaventure has allowed 64 points or fewer in four straight contests. On average, the Bonnies are scoring 63.9 points while allowing 64.4 points per game. Leading the Bonnies on offense is guard Kyle Lofton, who’s averaging 13.3 points and 5.3 assists per game. Dominick Welch has added another 12.3 points a game. |
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12-06-19 | Magic -3 v. Cavs | Top | 93-87 | Win | 100 | 12 h 47 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Magic -3 -110 Despite a poor road record of 2-7, a win over the Cavaliers (5-15) in Cleveland this evening would earn the Magic (10-11) a .500 record for the season. Orlando seems to be getting it together after a 2-6 start to the year. Coming into tonight’s contest, the Magic are winners of their last three and four of their last five. Each of those four wins have come by four points or more, and Orlando has scored at least 116 points in three of them. On average, the Magic are scoring 103.5 points per game while allowing 103.4 points per game. Evan Fournier has come on very strong as a scoring threat lately, as he’s led the Magic in scoring in four of their last five games. On the season, Fournier is scoring 19.8 points per game. Cleveland has only managed victories in a quarter of their games so far this year, and their current run of four straight losses hasn’t helped in that endeavor. While the first of those losses came by just two, each of the remaining three defeats came by a margin of nine points or more. On average, the Cavaliers are scoring 104.2 points while allowing 112.8 points per game. Cleveland continues to struggle for offense. Collin Sexton leads the team with his 18.1 points per game. |
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12-06-19 | Providence +2 v. Rhode Island | Top | 61-75 | Loss | -109 | 10 h 45 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Providence +2 -109 The Providence Friars (5-4) need a win this evening on the road over the Rhode Island Rams (5-3) if they’ll keep hold of their winning record. Providence finally stopped the bleeding of a three-game losing streak in their most recent contest by taking down Pepperdine in an 80-77 contest. The Friars have now scored 75 points or more in five of their nine games played. Defensively, Providence has allowed 66 points or fewer in six games this season. On average, the Friars are scoring 75.7 points while allowing 63.2 points per game. Apart from hitting threes (21.2%), Alpha Diallo does it all for this Providence team. Thus far, Diallo is averaging 13.2 points and 8.9 rebounds per game, both of which lead the squad. David Duke is adding another 12.9 points a game. Rhode Island owns the better record of tonight’s two opponents, but they’ve dropped two of their past three games. After falling to LSU by 13, the Rams beat Manhattan and then lost to West Virginia by five. Rhode Island has allowed 86 points or more in two of their last three games. On average, the Rams are scoring 73.9 points while allowing 71.9 points per game. Rhode Island is led by the 21.1 points per game of Fatts Russell. |
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12-05-19 | Northern Illinois +15 v. St. Mary's | Top | 49-61 | Win | 100 | 13 h 8 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Northern Illinois +15 -110 The St. Mary’s Gaels (8-1) have only suffered a single loss on the season. The visiting Northern Illinois Huskies (6-2) will attempt to hand the Gaels their second defeat. After starting off the season with back-to-back losses against Northern Iowa and Iowa State, Northern Illinois has won six in a row. On that streak, the Huskies have scored at least 81 points on three occasions. Northern Illinois has also held three opponents to 50 points or fewer. On average, the Huskies are scoring 72 points while allowing 61.8 points per game. Northern Illinois only has three players scoring nine points a game or more, but they have one very talented scorer in Eugene German. On the season, German is averaging 21.4 points a game while shooting 37.9% from beyond the arc. St. Mary’s kicked off the season with a two-point overtime win against Wisconsin before falling to Winthrop. Since then, the Gaels have won seven in a row. However, five of their seven wins have come by 11 points or fewer, and St. Mary’s is giving Northern Illinois 15 points tonight. On average, the Gaels are scoring 76.9 points while allowing 61.6 points per game. After St. Mary’s top three scorers, no player is averaging more than 7.8 points per game. Jordan Ford leads the way with 21.1 points per contest. |
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12-05-19 | Suns v. Pelicans -3 | Top | 139-132 | Loss | -109 | 10 h 58 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Pelicans -3 -109 The Suns (9-11) have let their strong start to the season slip away. Tonight, they’ll be on the road to take on the Pelicans (6-15) in New Orleans. Since winning five of their first seven games, Phoenix has fallen back down to earth. More recently, the Suns have lost four of their last five and seven of their last nine. Phoenix has allowed 120 points or more in five of those seven losses. On average, the Suns are scoring 114.4 points while allowing 113.3 points per game. In their past five games, Phoenix’ leading scorer hasn’t been able to put up more than 27 points. Devin Booker continues to lead the Suns with 24.1 points per game. The Pelicans have won only six games this season, but four of them have come at home. New Orleans has lost six games in a row, but they’ve recently faced a particularly difficult schedule, and have lost four of those games by eight points or fewer. On average, the Pelicans are scoring 113.7 points while allowing 118.8 points per game. Brandon Ingram and Jrue Holiday remain consistent scorers for new Orleans. Ingram is scoring 25.4 points and Holiday is adding 19.3 points per game. |
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12-04-19 | Santa Clara +7 v. Nevada | 67-98 | Loss | -110 | 14 h 50 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Santa Clara +7 -110 The Santa Clara Broncos (8-1) have been one of the hottest teams in the nation to start the year. Tonight, they’ll be on the road to take on the Nevada Wolf Pack (5-3). Only an 82-64 loss to Stanford has blemished the record of Santa Clara throughout the early section of the season. The Broncos have rarely been tested otherwise, winning each of their seven other games by eight points or more. Most recently, Santa Clara defeated CSU Fullerton by a score of 70-55. On average, the Broncos are scoring 80.6 points while allowing 63.6 points per game. While nobody on the Santa Clara roster is winning any scoring records, five players are scoring at least 9.8 points per game. Two Broncos are shooting 50% or better from three. Nevada has won each of their last three contests, but they dropped the two previous games to Davidson and USC. Each of those two losses came by at least 10 points. Two of Nevada’s wins have come by seven points or fewer. On average, the Wolf Pack are scoring 74.8 points while allowing 70.9 points per game. After the four Nevada players scoring 10 points or more per game, the next leading scorers for the Wolf Pack are averaging 4.6 points per game. |
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12-04-19 | Weber State +6 v. Utah Valley | 72-67 | Win | 100 | 13 h 18 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Weber State +6 -109 As the Weber State Wildcats (1-5) go on the road in search of their second win of the season, the Utah Valley Wolverines (4-5) will play host. Weber State’s lone win of the season came against West Coast Baptist, but they put up 130 in that contest. Since then, the Wildcats have lost to Wright State, Murray State, and Northeastern. Two of those Weber State defeats came by a margin of 11 points or fewer. On average, the Wildcats are scoring 69 points while allowing 71.7 points per game. Either Jerrick Harding or Cody John has led Weber State in scoring in all but one of their games so far this year. Harding is averaging 17 points per game, and John is adding another 12.5 points per contest. After starting the season with three wins out of four, Utah Valley has now lost four of its last five. The Wolverines’ only win over the latter stretch came by six points against North Dakota State. Utah Valley has lost by at least six points in three of their past five games. On average, the Wolverines are scoring 70.3 points while allowing 69.8 points per game. Utah Valley’s biggest weakness is their lack of ability from behind the three-point line. Only one player on the entire roster is shooting better than 37.5% from beyond the arc, and the top two scorers on the team are hitting 28.6% or fewer of their threes. |
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12-04-19 | Boise State +5.5 v. New Mexico | 78-80 | Win | 100 | 12 h 47 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Boise State +5½ -109 Both the Boise State Broncos (4-2) and New Mexico Lobos (7-2) have suffered only two losses so far this season. Tonight, these two clubs will take on one another. Boise State has three fewer wins than tonight’s competition, but they’ve played three fewer games. Before taking down UNC Wilmington, Pacific, and BYU, the Broncos dropped games to UC Irvine and #15 Oregon. Boise State has scored 70 points or more in five of their six games. On average, the Broncos are scoring 82.5 points while allowing 71.2 points per game. Boise State can boast three players scoring at least 14.8 points per game. While guard Derrick Alston leads the way with 21.8 points per game, forward RJ Williams is adding 15.8 points and nine rebounds per contest while shooting 68.5% from the field. New Mexico started off the year with four-straight wins, and has since lost two of their last five. After a three-point loss to UTEP, the Lobos never had a chance in an 84-59 defeat at the hands of #18 Auburn. Most recently, New Mexico beat both Wisconsin and Montana by nine. On average, the Lobos are scoring 78.1 points while allowing 71 points per game. Only JaQuan Lyle is scoring more than 11.9 points per game for the Lobos. Thus far, Lyle is averaging 16.8 points per game. |
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12-04-19 | Warriors +5 v. Hornets | 91-106 | Loss | -109 | 11 h 19 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Warriors +5 -109 The Warriors (4-18) currently own the worst record in the NBA. They’ll have a chance to improve that record tonight when they take on the Hornets (8-14) in Charlotte. After picking up win No. 4 against Chicago, Golden State dropped three games in a row. Three of the Warriors’ last five losses have come by four points or fewer, and one of those was against Utah. Golden State will be facing lesser competition than that tonight. On average, the Warriors are scoring 105.5 points while allowing 115.1 points per game. In the absence of Steph Curry and D’Angelo Russell, the Warriors have to rely on the likes of Eric Paschall, who’s scoring 17.3 points per game. Paschall has recently led the team in scoring alongside Glenn Robinson III (11.6 ppg). Apart from a pair of wins over lowly Detroit to end November, the Hornets have lost each of their other last seven games. Most recently, Charlotte was demolished in a 137-96 game against Milwaukee before losing to Phoenix in a 109-104 contest. On average, the Hornets are scoring 105.4 points while allowing 113.8 points. Charlotte doesn’t have a better scorer than Devonte Parker, who’s putting up 18 points per game. Terry Rozier is adding another 17.3 points per game. |
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12-04-19 | Canisius v. Florida Atlantic -3.5 | Top | 59-62 | Loss | -109 | 12 h 44 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Florida Atlantic -3½ -109 After tonight’s contest between the Canisius Golden Griffins (4-3) and the Florida Atlantic Owls (4-4), only one team will be above .500. After dropping their two opening games of the season, Canisius earned their way to a positive record with a four-game winning streak. However, the Golden Griffins are just 1-2 on the road. Most recently, Canisius lost to Hofstra by a score of 64-57. On average, the Golden Griffins are scoring 70.9 points while allowing 70 points per game. Malik Johnson leads the team with 14.4 points per game, and Majesty Brandon is adding another 11.3 points per game. After those two players, nobody else on Canisius is averaging double-digit points per game. Florida Atlantic has only lost one of their five home games, and that came on the second night of a back-to-back. Before being defeated by St. Bonaventure, the Owls won three of their last four, and the lone loss came by two in overtime. On average, the Owls are scoring 73.4 points while allowing 74.3 points per game. All four of FAU’s top scorers are proficient from three-point range. Guard Cornelius Taylor leads the way with 12.9 points per game while hitting 41.9% of his shots from beyond the arc, and all three other scorers are shooting 41.7% or better from three. |
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12-03-19 | Buffalo v. Vanderbilt -2 | 76-90 | Win | 100 | 11 h 50 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Vanderbilt -2 -109 Another matchup between two winning teams will take place this evening when the Vanderbilt Commodores (5-2) play host to the Buffalo Bulls (5-2). Buffalo has won three in a row and five of their last six, but they’re yet to play a game on their opponent’s home floor. This will be the Bulls’ first proper away fixture. Buffalo has allowed at least 70 points in every game apart from the season opener. On average, the Bulls are scoring 81 points while allowing 74.1 points per game. Jayvon Graves leads Buffalo in scoring with 17.7 points per game. After Graves, Davonta Jordan is averaging 13.4 points per game while hitting 48.5% of his shots from beyond the arc. Vanderbilt is 5-2 overall, and 5-1 at home. That lone loss on their home floor came against Tulsa in a 67-58 contest. The only other loss Vanderbilt has suffered this season came by one point in an overtime game against Richmond. Vanderbilt has scored 83 points or more on four occasions. On average, the Commodores are scoring 81.3 points per game while allowing 70.4 points per game. Through seven games, Vanderbilt has one of the leading scorers in the nation in Aaron Nesmith. Thus far, Nesmith is averaging 23.7 points per game while hitting 54% of his threes and 54.2% of his field goals. |
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12-03-19 | Pistons v. Cavs +3 | 127-94 | Loss | -110 | 9 h 56 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Cavs +3 -110 A pair of teams with losing records are set to face off in Cleveland this evening with the Cavaliers (5-14) hosting the Pistons (7-13). Of the 10 games played on the road, Detroit has won only one. The Pistons have lost three of their last five games with back-to-back losses against Charlotte hurting the most. Detroit has failed to score more than 107 points in four of their past five games. On average, the Pistons are scoring 108.2 points while allowing 108.7 points per game. No Detroit player has been able to average more than the 18.5 points per game of Blake Griffin since his return from injury. Behind Griffin, Andre Drummond is scoring 17.1 points per game. The Cavaliers have only won five games so far this season, and three of those wins have come at home. Cleveland has lost three in a row, but they scored at least 104 points in each of those defeats. Cleveland has also allowed 108 points or fewer in two of their last four games. On average, the Cavaliers are scoring 104.7 points while allowing 112.1 points per game. Both Collin Sexton and Kevin Love are scoring at least 17.3 points per game. In addition to the offensive production, Love is hauling in 11.1 rebounds per game. |
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12-03-19 | Northern Kentucky v. Miami-OH -2 | 76-54 | Loss | -109 | 10 h 56 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Miami-OH -2 -109 Both the Northern Kentucky Norse (5-3) and the Miami of Ohio Redhawks (4-3) can boast a winning record at this early stage. Tonight, they’ll face off against one another in Ohio. Northern Kentucky has lost two of its last three games after getting off to a 4-1 start to the year. Two of the Norse wins have come by two points or fewer. Most recently, Northern Kentucky fell to Arkansas by a score of 66-60. On average, the Norse are scoring 76.6 points while allowing 67.6 points per game. While Dantez Walton has averaged 16.6 points and seven rebounds per game, only two other Northern Kentucky players are scoring double-digit points per game. Miami of Ohio has fallen in both of their last two games against South Alabama and Wright State, but they won four in a row just before those defeats. Offensively, the Redhawks have scored 79 points or more in four of their seven games played. On average, the Redhawks are scoring 77 points while allowing 69.5 points per game. The pair of Nike Sibande and Dalonte Brown lead Miami of Ohio in scoring. While Sibande is averaging 16.6 points per game, Brown is averaging 13.6 points and 7.4 rebounds per game. |
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12-03-19 | Western Kentucky -1.5 v. Wright State | 74-76 | Loss | -109 | 10 h 50 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Western Kentucky -1½ -109 Both the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (6-2) and Wright State Raiders (6-2) have come out victorious in three-quarters of their games thus far. These two squads will go head to head tonight. Western Kentucky has only played one game on the road this year, but it ended in a 79-71 win over Eastern Kentucky. The Hilltoppers lost their most recent contest, but that was against #2 Louisville. In the two games previous, Western Kentucky beat up on Illinois State and Fordham. On average, the Hilltoppers are scoring 80.3 points while allowing 69.6 points per game. Four Western Kentucky players are averaging 12.1 points per game or better. Center Charles Bassey leads the way with 15.5 points and 9.6 rebounds per game while hitting 52.4% of his shots from the field. Wright State has won three of their last four, but the lone loss of that stretch came against La Salle at home. Both Defeats for the Raiders have come by two points or fewer, but three of their six wins have come by seven points or fewer. On average, the Raiders are scoring 81.4 points while allowing 70 points per game. While three Wright State players are scoring double-digit points per game, two are shooting 41% or worse from the field. |
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12-03-19 | Oakland -1 v. Western Michigan | Top | 72-62 | Win | 100 | 11 h 38 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Oakland -1 -109 A pair of teams with identical records will be facing off later today when the Western Michigan Broncos (4-4) host the Oakland Golden Grizzlies (4-4). Although Oakland has dropped four games so far this year, two of those defeats have come by three points or fewer. Before losses to Northern Illinois and Toledo, the Golden Grizzlies won three of four while losing only to #7 Maryland. Oakland has held their opponent to 66 points or fewer six times this season. On average, the Golden Grizzlies are scoring 63.3 points while allowing 63.1 points per game. While five different players are scoring at least 8.5 points per game for Oakland, forward Xavier Hill-Mais leads the way by averaging 13.9 points and 7.3 rebounds per game while hitting 52.4% of his shots from the field. All three of Oakland’s top scorers are shooting 50% or better from the field. After a fast 3-0 start to the season, Western Michigan has dropped four of its last five games. During that run, the Broncos’ only win came against Alma. In three of those four losses, Western Michigan allowed 70 points or more. On average, the Broncos are scoring 69.5 points while allowing 77 points per game. Western Michigan relies heavily on Michael Flowers for their offense. Flowers is averaging 19.3 points per game while hitting 41.2% of his three-point attempts. |
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12-02-19 | Warriors v. Hawks -6 | 79-104 | Win | 100 | 11 h 38 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Hawks -6 -109 Combined, the Warriors (4-17) and Hawks (4-16) are a dismal 8-33. Tonight, these two teams will face off against one another in Atlanta. Golden State is on a run of four-straight losses on the road. During that poor run of form, the Warriors allowed 142 points to Dallas and then 122 points to Miami. Overall, Golden State has dropped five of their last six games while failing to score more than 109 points. On average, the Warriors are scoring 106.8 points while allowing 115.6 points per game. Steph Curry and D’Angelo Russell are Golden State’s leading scorers, but both are out with injuries. In their absence, Eric Paschall is tops on the team with just 17 points per game. Atlanta is currently on a 10-game slide, but they’ve scored at least 111 points in half of those losses. The Hawks have also faced a particularly difficult schedule over that period, including games against Milwaukee, Houston, and the two Los Angeles clubs. On average, the Hawks are scoring 107.8 points while allowing 119.1 points per game. Trae Young will be the best scorer on the floor tonight. On the season, Young is averaging 28.4 points per game. Young has also recently led the Hawks in scoring with 49 and 37-point performances. |
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12-02-19 | Miami-FL +8 v. Illinois | Top | 81-79 | Win | 100 | 9 h 23 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Miami-FL +8 -105 The Illinois Fighting Illini (6-1) have lost only a single game this season. Tonight, they’ll play host to the visiting Miami Hurricanes (4-3). Miami most recently lost a pair of games to Florida and UConn, but they ripped off four-straight wins just before that. Including a season-opening loss to #5 Louisville, the Hurricanes scored 75 points or more in each of their first five games. On average, the Hurricanes are scoring 70.6 points while allowing 71 points per game. A trio of players lead Miami in scoring with at least 12.9 points per game. Guard Dejan Vasiljevic leads the way with 13.9 points per contest while shooting 50% from the field and 43.9% from the three-point line. Illinois has won four games in a row, but they played the likes of Hampton and Lindenwood during that stretch of victories. To open the season, the Fighting Illini needed overtime to defeat Nicholls. Illinois has allowed 70 points or more four times this season. On average, the Fighting Illini are scoring 88.3 points while allowing 68.1 points per game. Illinois largely plays with a limited rotation that features only six players with more than 4.4 points per game. The team’s two leading scorers are shooting just 32.1% and 28.6% from three. |
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12-01-19 | San Diego +2.5 v. St Bonaventure | 61-70 | Loss | -110 | 12 h 42 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on San Diego +2½ -110 A pair of teams with losing records will go head to head this evening in California as the San Diego Toreros (3-5) play the St. Bonaventure Bonnies (2-4). After kicking off the year with three-straight losses, St. Bonaventure has since won two of three. Each of the Bonnies’ two wins has come by six points or fewer, and they’ve failed to score more than 59 points in four of their six games played. Most recently, St. Bonaventure defeated Mercer 56-51. On average, the Bonnies are scoring 61.7 points while allowing 65 points per game. As a team, the Bonnies are shooting just 38% from the field. Leading the way for St. Bonaventure is guard Kyle Lofton, but he’s shooting just 18.2% from three and 36.6% from the field on his way to 13.5 points per game. San Diego has followed up a three-game losing streak with a 79-69 win over Hofstra. Two of those three recent losses came against #25 Colorado and #25 Washington. The Toreros have scored at least 71 points in four of their eight games. On average, the Toreros are scoring 66 points while allowing 70.8 points per game. While hitting 40% of his three-point attempts, guard Joey Calcaterra leads this San Diego team with 14.9 points per game. |
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12-01-19 | Utah Valley v. Colorado State -7.5 | Top | 61-92 | Win | 100 | 7 h 25 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Colorado State -7½ -109 Looking to build on a solid start to the season, the Colorado State Rams (5-3) will host the Utah Valley Wolverines (4-4) this afternoon. Utah Valley has lost three of their last four, starting with an 82-74 defeat at the hands of Kentucky. The Wolverines have only scored more than 68 points in one of their last five games. Most recently, Utah Valley fell to Mount St. Mary’s in a 64-61 contest. On average, the Wolverines are scoring 71.5 points while allowing 67 points per game. Leading the Wolverines in scoring is guard TJ Washington, who’s averaging 17.2 points per game. Three other Utah State players are scoring at least 10 points a game, including Isaiah White, who’s averaging 14 points and 10 rebounds per game. Colorado State has followed up an overtime loss to New Mexico State with a pair of wins over Loyola-Chicago and Washington State. The Rams have scored 70 points or more in six of their eight games played. Colorado State is 2-1 at home, with their lone loss coming against #4 Duke. On average, the Rams are scoring 71.4 points while allowing 71 points per game. Three Colorado State players are averaging double-digit points. Center Nico Carvacho leads the group with 14 points and 9.6 rebounds per game. |
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12-01-19 | Southern Utah v. Loyola Marymount +2 | 51-61 | Win | 100 | 6 h 22 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Loyola Marymount +2 -109 If the Southern Utah Thunderbirds (4-3) will keep hold of a winning record they’ll have to get by the Loyola Marymount Lions (2-4) this afternoon. Southern Utah has managed four wins out of seven games, but they own a record of 1-2 on the road. The first of those three away games was a one-point, double-overtime win over Nebraska, followed by a five-point loss to BYU and a 15-point loss to UCLA. On average, the Thunderbirds are scoring 82.4 points while allowing 63.3 points per game. Of the five Utah State players averaging double-digit points, only one is scoring more than 12.5 points a game. While shooting 48.2% from the field, forward Dwayne Morgan is averaging 14.2 points and five rebounds per game thus far. Loyola Marymount has earned two victories so far this season, one of which came at home. Since defeating Air Force by a score of 78-64, the Lions have fallen to Indiana State and Duquesne. On average, the Lions are scoring 70.7 points while allowing 69.2 points per game. As a team, Loyola Marymount is shooting 50.8% from the field. Guard Eli Scott leads the way for the Lions by averaging 14 points, 5.8 assists, and 5.7 rebounds per game while hitting 56.9% of his field goal attempts. |
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11-30-19 | Green Bay +6 v. Montana State | 98-72 | Win | 100 | 11 h 40 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Green Bay +6 -109 The Montana State Bobcats (5-2) have rarely faltered so far this season. Today, they’ll be hosting the Green Bay Phoenix (2-4). Green Bay has lost three of their past four, with only an 85-84 victory over CSU Northridge stopping the skid along the way. On the bright side, the Phoenix have scored at least 70 points in each of their last five games, and have scored at least 81 points in each of their past two games. On average, Green Bay is scoring 81 points while allowing 84.5 points per game. Scoring hasn’t been a problem for Green Bay. Topped by the 14.7 points a game of TayQuan McCloud, the Phoenix have three players averaging 13 points per game or more. Thus far, guard PJ Pipes is hitting half his three-point attempts while putting up 13 points a game. Montana State is undefeated at home so far, but they aren’t a very prolific team within the offensive side of the game. Two of the team’s five wins have come by three points or fewer, and the Bobcats have failed to score more than 59 points in three games. On average, the Bobcats are scoring 68.9 points while allowing 59.6 points per game. After Harald Frey and Jubrile Belo, Montana State doesn’t have another player averaging more than 8.7 points per game. Frey is putting up 15.7 points a game, and Belo is adding 12.1 points. |
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11-30-19 | Evansville v. IUPU-Indianapolis +3.5 | 70-64 | Loss | -110 | 9 h 14 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on IUPU-Indianapolis +3½ -110 The Evansville Purple Aces (4-3) earned a milestone win over #1 Kentucky early in the season, but they’ll need a victory over the IUPUI Jaguars (2-5) today if they’ll stay above .500. The Purple Aces enjoyed a dream start to the season, but it’s all very close to falling apart right now. After three-straight losses to SMU, East Carolina, and George Washington, Evansville needed three overtime periods to beat Morgan State by three. On average, the Purple Aces are scoring 77.9 points while allowing 77.7 points per game. Two of Evansville’s top three scorers have been shooting better than 50% from the field. K.J. Riley leads the team with 16.9 points per game, and DeAndre Williams is averaging 12.7 points and six rebounds per game. IUPUI is coming off three-straight losses, but the two most recent contests were relatively close. After falling to Loyola (MD) by four, the Jaguars fell to Southern by six. IUPUI has scored at least 70 points in four of their last five games. On average, the Jaguars are scoring 65.9 points while allowing 75.3 points per game. IUPUI has found a true scorer in guard Marcus Burk. While hitting 46.8% of his shots from three and 50% of his shots from the field, Burk is averaging 23.6 points per game. |
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11-30-19 | Youngstown State +7.5 v. Central Michigan | 72-88 | Loss | -110 | 7 h 26 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Youngstown State +7½ -110 The Central Michigan Chippewas (5-2) are undefeated at home, but that record will be tested with the Youngstown State Penguins (4-3) coming to town. Youngstown State has won two in a row and three of their last four, one of which was an away victory over South Carolina Upstate. The Penguins have held their opponents to 67 points or fewer in each of their last three contests. Youngstown State most recently put up 93 points in a win over Westminster. On average, the Penguins are scoring 71.7 points while allowing 67.7 points per game. Although only one Youngstown player is averaging double-digit points per game, Darius Quisenberry is certainly doing his part. So far, Quisenberry is scoring 16.6 points a game. Central Michigan hasn’t dropped a contest at home, but they’re coming off a 13-point loss to DePaul. The Chippewas have allowed at least 82 points in each of their two defeats. On average, the Chippewas are scoring 96.1 points while allowing 72.1 points per game. Central Michigan hasn’t played the toughest of competition throughout the early part of the season, and that’s allowed them to compile four players with at least 13 points per game. |
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11-30-19 | East Carolina +3 v. James Madison | Top | 89-99 | Loss | -109 | 8 h 33 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on East Carolina +3 -109 The James Madison Dukes (4-3) will look to keep hold of their winning record as they host the East Carolina Pirates (2-5) this afternoon. East Carolina has lost five of their last six games, but only one has been a true blowout. Each of their other four losses have come by eight points or fewer. East Carolina can also boast an 85-68 win over Evansville, who took down Kentucky earlier this year. On average, the Pirates are scoring 68.3 points while allowing 70.6 points per game. Four East Carolina players are scoring double-digit points per contest, and they can boast a prolific scorer in forward Jayden Gardner. On the season, Gardner is averaging 19.9 points and 9.6 rebounds per game. James Madison is 3-1 at home, but dropped their most recent home game to Coppin State in a 94-78 contest. The Dukes have allowed 71 points or more in five of their seven games. On average, the Dukes are scoring 73.6 points while allowing 73.3 points per game. As a team, James Madison is shooting just 39.7% from the field. Only two Dukes are scoring double-digit points per game. Matt Lewis leads the way with 18.7 points per game, but he’s shooting just 35% from the field. |
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11-29-19 | Wizards v. Lakers -11 | Top | 103-125 | Win | 100 | 15 h 0 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Lakers -11 -109 The final offering on today’s slate of NBA games will be a contest between the Wizards (6-10) and Lakers (16-2) in Los Angeles. The Wizards have won three of their last five, but they’re 3-6 on the road this year. Before beating up on the Suns in their most recent game, Washington scored only 106 and 104 points in two-straight losses to Sacramento and Denver. Since the first two games of the season, Washington has allowed 113 points or more in every game except one. On average, the Wizards are scoring 119.4 points while allowing 120.8 points per game. While Bradley Beal is averaging an impressive 28.9 points per game while shooting 47.5% from the field, no other player on this Washington squad is scoring even 15 points per game. Since an opening night loss to the cross-town rival Clippers, the Lakers have lost only a single game this season. Right now, Los Angeles is riding a nine-game winning streak. The Lakers have scored 120 points or more in four of those nine games. On average, the Lakers are scoring 112.2 points while allowing 103.6 points per game. The Lakers have the luxury of starting two MVP candidates every night. While LeBron James is averaging 25.8 points, 11 assists, and 7.3 rebounds per game, Anthony Davis is averaging 26.1 points, nine rebounds, and 2.8 blocks per game. |
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11-29-19 | Iowa +2.5 v. San Diego State | 73-83 | Loss | -110 | 10 h 51 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Iowa +2½ -110 While the Iowa Hawkeyes (5-1) have a single blemish on their record, the San Diego State Aztecs (7-0) are perfect through seven games. Tonight, these two teams will face off on a neutral floor. Iowa lost a 93-78 game to DePaul in their second contest of the season, but has won every other game on the schedule thus far. The Hawkeyes earned their most impressive win of the young season in their most recent game, which was a 72-61 victory over #12 Texas Tech. On average, the Hawkeyes are scoring 82 points while allowing 69.2 points per game. Center Luka Garza has been nearly unstoppable this season. While shooting 58% from the field and 50% from three, Garza is averaging 21.3 points, 10.5 rebounds, and two blocks per game. Two more Iowa players are scoring more than 10 points per game. San Diego State hasn’t yet lost a game, but they don’t have the ranked win under their belt that Iowa has. On two occasions, the Aztecs have scored 66 points or fewer. San Diego State has allowed 61 points or more on three occasions. On average, the Aztecs are scoring 75.9 points while allowing 55.4 points per game. Of the four players averaging double-digit points for San Diego State, Malachi Flynn leads the way with 14.4 points per game. |
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11-29-19 | 76ers v. Knicks +8 | 101-95 | Win | 100 | 12 h 49 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Knicks +8 -110 Tonight, the 76ers (12-6) will go on the road for a showdown with the Knicks (4-14) in New York. Philadelphia is just 4-6 on the road, and now trail both Boston and Toronto in the Atlantic standings. The 76ers have won five of their last six, but they’ve managed only one win out of their last six games away from home. Philly has scored 97 points or fewer in each of their past two games. On average, the 76ers are scoring 108.7 points while allowing 104.1 points per game. Center Joel Embiid leads the 76ers in scoring with 21.9 points per game. Embiid is also shooting 46% from the field, and has added 12.1 rebounds per game. Tobias Harris is the team’s second leading scorer with 17.8 points per game. The Knicks have just four wins so far this year, but three of those have come at home. New York has won two of its last five home games, and haven’t lost haven’t lost any of those by more than seven points. On average, the Knicks are scoring 101.8 points while allowing 109.6 points per game. All of New York’s scoring has come down to the trio of Marcus Morris (18.6 ppg), Julius Randle (16.4 ppg), and RJ Barrett (15.2 ppg). |
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11-29-19 | Denver v. CS-Fullerton -4.5 | 65-62 | Loss | -109 | 9 h 17 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on CS-Fullerton -4½ -109 If the CSU Fullerton Titans (3-3) can get a home win over the Denver Pioneers (2-4), they’ll be the new owners of a winning record. Denver has managed two wins out of their first six games, but those victories came over Utah Valley and Western Colorado. Each of Denver’s four losses has come by 11 points or more. The Pioneers have allowed 73 points or more in each of their losses. On average, the Pioneers are scoring 63 points while allowing 73.7 points per game. Only two Denver players are scoring more than 7.5 points per game. Jase Townsend leads the way with 12 points per game, and Ade Murkey is adding another 10.2 points per game. CSU Fullerton kicked off the season with a pair of losses to BYU and Stanford, but has recovered nicely with three wins out of four games. Each of those three wins came by seven points or more, starting with a 60-53 win over Wyoming. Most recently, CSU Fullerton defeated SE Missouri State by a score of 64-57. On average, the Titans are scoring 62.5 points while allowing 66.2 points per game. Austen Awosika and Wayne Arnold are the main scoring threats for the Titans. While Awosika is scoring 15.8 points per game, Arnold is adding another 15.5 points per game. |
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11-29-19 | SIU-Edwardsville +12.5 v. Cal-Riverside | Top | 51-69 | Loss | -110 | 8 h 44 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on SIU-Edwardsville +12½ -110 The SIU Edwardsville Cougars (2-5) are looking for their second road win of the season. Today, they’ll be going up against the UC Riverside Highlanders (5-2). Edwardsville has lost each of their past three games, but they recently fell to Northern Illinois by only four points. Because the Cougars are getting 12.5 points in today’s contest, it’s worth noting that Edwardsville has fallen by more than 13 points in just three of their seven games. On average, the Cougars are scoring 60.6 points while allowing 71.4 points per game. Mike Adewunmi leads this SIU Edwardsville team with 10.4 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. He’s also shooting 50% from three and 52.9% from the field. Three other Cougars are scoring at least nine points per game. UC Riverside has won three straight, but previously lost a pair of games to Pacific and Sacramento State. The Highlanders have won by more than 13 points in just three of their seven games played. On average, the Highlanders are scoring 63.4 points while allowing 52.7 points per game. Callum McRae leads this UC Riverside squad with 13.4 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. However, no other Highlander is scoring double-digit points per game. |
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11-28-19 | Davidson +4 v. Marquette | Top | 63-73 | Loss | -110 | 11 h 8 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Davidson +4 -110 The Davidson Wildcats (2-3) enter tonight’s contest with the Marquette Golden Eagles (3-1) with an aim to get back to .500. After starting the season with a pair of losses to Auburn and Charlotte, Davidson scored back-to-back victories over UNC Wilmington and Nevada. Both victories were by 20 points or more. Most recently, Davidson fell to Wake Forest in an 82-70 contest. On average, the Wildcats are scoring 74.4 points while allowing 69.8 points per game. In addition to 3.6 rebounds and assists per game, guard Kellan Grady leads the Wildcats with 16.8 points per game. Next on the team is Jon Axel Gudmundsson, who’s hitting 40.9% of his threes and scoring 13 points a contest. Marquette has played three homes games this year, winning each one by at least four points. The Golden Eagles’ lone loss came on the road against Wisconsin. Most recently, Marquette defeated Robert Morris by a score of 66-62. On average, the Golden Eagles are scoring 70 points while allowing 61.8 points per game. Two players power the Marquette offense. While Markus Howard is hitting 46.4% of his three-point attempts on his way to 21.3 points per game, Koby McEwen is shooting 64.7% from three and averaging 15.8 points per game. |
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11-28-19 | Wake Forest v. College of Charleston +1.5 | 65-56 | Loss | -109 | 8 h 41 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on College of Charleston +1½ -109 The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (3-2) and the Charleston Cougars (3-2) share an identical record. That will change after they go head to head in a late afternoon contest today. After kicking off the season with a seven-point loss to Boston College, Wake Forest has been good. They’ve won three of their last four, and the only loss has come in an overtime contest against Charlotte. Most recently, Wake Forest beat Davidson by 12. On average, the Demon Deacons are scoring 76 points while allowing 71.2 points per game. Brandon Childress has been the leading man for Wake Forest this season. On average, Childress is scoring 17.8 points per game. Chaundee Brown is pitching in with another 15.8 points in addition to his 9.8 rebounds per game. Charleston has earned three wins out of five by taking down South Carolina Upstate, Georgia State, and Marshall. While they were outclassed by Oklahoma State, the Cougars only fell to UCF by a single point. Charleston has scored 71 points or more in four of their five games. On average, the Cougars are scoring 71.8 points while allowing 69.2 points per game. Guard Grant Riller has carried the Charleston team to this point. Thus far, Riller is averaging 21.4 points, five assists, and 3.6 rebounds per game. |
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11-27-19 | Thunder v. Blazers -3 | Top | 119-136 | Win | 100 | 15 h 4 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Blazers -3 -109 The Trail Blazers (6-12) have gotten off to a surprisingly bad start. They’ll aim to begin turning things around this evening as they host the Thunder (6-10) in Portland. Oklahoma City has only won six games thus far, and only one of those six has come on the road. That one away win came in their most recent contest, which was a 100-97 victory over Golden State. Before that win, Oklahoma City dropped three in a row to the Clippers and Lakers (twice). On average, the Thunder are scoring 106.7 points while allowing 107.1 points per game. Without a player scoring 20 points a game, the Thunder rely heavily on the 19.3 points per game from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the 18.6 points per game from Danilo Gallinari. Chris Paul is adding another 16.2 points per contest since coming over from Houston. The Blazers will be happy to be home after a six-game road trip in which they won only a single game. However, that win came in their most recent content, beating the Bulls 117-94. Portland has scored 117 points or more in two of their past three games. On average, the Blazers are scoring 112.7 points while allowing 115.1 points per game. Damien Lillard leads Portland in points, with 27.3 per game, and assists, with 7.5 per game. Right behind Lillard is CJ McCollum, who’s adding another 22.1 points per game. |
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11-27-19 | South Dakota -1 v. California Baptist | 84-83 | Push | 0 | 14 h 24 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on South Dakota -1 -110 The South Dakota Coyotes (5-1) have gotten off to a strong start. Tonight, they’ll be on the road to take on the California Baptist Lancers (3-3). Before their most recent contest – a 77-56 loss to Arkansas – South Dakota had won five in a row to start the season. In each of their five wins, the Coyotes scored 71 points or more. South Dakota also held their opponents to 69 points or fewer on three occasions. On average, the Coyotes are scoring 75.5 points while allowing 70.2 points per game. Forward Tyler Hagedorn leads this South Dakota team with 18.7 points per game. Hagerdorn is also averaging 6.5 rebounds per game and is hitting 76.2% of his threes. Guard Stanley Umude is adding another 15.8 points and 5.3 rebounds per game. Cal Baptist has lost three of its last four, and needed overtime to claim their lone victory over that stretch of games. All three losses to Texas, California, and Georgia State came by nine points or more. On average, the Lancers are scoring 80.8 points while allowing 73.7 points per game. The duo of Ferron Flavors Jr. and Milan Acquaah lead this California Baptist team. While Flavors Jr. is scoring 15.7 points per game, Acquaah is adding another 15 points. |
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11-27-19 | Hofstra v. San Diego | Top | 69-79 | Loss | -110 | 14 h 24 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Hofstra PK -110 In a late tip off, the San Diego Toreros (2-5) will play host to the Hofstra Pride (4-2) this evening. Hofstra started the season with two losses out of three, but has since turned things around. The Pride have now won three straight, including two nice wins over UCLA and CSU Fullerton, both of which were on the road. Hofstra outscored UCLA by 10 points. On average, the Pride are scoring 85.7 points while allowing 73.8 points per game. Hofstra has a strong stable of scorers. While Jalen Ray is the highest scoring player with 17.2 points per game, he’s yet to lead the team in scoring in any single game. Desure Buie is second on the team with 16 points a game, and he led the way against UCLA with 29 points. After recovering from two-straight losses to earn a 2-2 record, San Diego has now lost three in a row. However, the Toreros had to play two ranked team on that run. After losing to #25 Colorado, San Diego lost to San Diego State and then #25 Washington. On average, the Toreros are scoring 64.1 points while allowing 71 points per game. As the only San Diego player putting up more than 11 points per game, Joey Calcaterra leads the way for the Toreros with 14 points per game. |
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11-27-19 | Niagara +9.5 v. IUPU Ft Wayne | 54-77 | Loss | -110 | 9 h 16 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Niagara +9½ -110 The Niagara Purple Eagles (0-4) are still seeking their first victory of the season. Tonight, they’ll go on the road to take on the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons (3-5). The Purple Eagles kicked off the season with three-straight road games, all of which they lost. However, Niagara came within eight points of Drexel and nine points of Stephen F. Austin, who just took down #1 Duke. Niagara also came within nine points of Bryant, and will be getting 9.5 points this evening. On average, the Purple Eagles are scoring 61.3 points while allowing 80 points per game. Despite only hitting 16.7% of his three-pointers thus far, James Towns is leading Niagara in scoring with his 14 points per game on 43.5% shooting from the field. Raheem Solomon is hitting half his shots for 11 points per game. Fort Wayne is 3-1 at home, but has lost two of its last three and four of its last six games. Before easily defeating Ohio Northern, the Mastodons fell to Kent State by seven and to #10 Ohio State by nearly 40 points. On average, the Mastodons are scoring 74.3 points while allowing 73.9 points per game. Brian Patrick is currently tops on the Purdue Fort Wayne team with 15 points per game. Patrick is hitting 39.5% of his three-point attempts and 50.5% of his shots from the field. |
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11-26-19 | Loyola Maryland +6 v. Nebraska-Omaha | 65-70 | Win | 100 | 10 h 60 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Loyola Maryland +6 -110 The Loyola-Maryland Greyhounds (3-3) have won just one of their four road games this season. Tonight, they’ll aim to get their second against the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks (4-3). After dropping the season opener to Marquette, Loyola-Maryland won three of their next five games. The Greyhounds have put up solid offensive numbers, scoring 81 or more in each of their three wins. Loyola most recently took down IUPUI in an 81-77 contest. On average, the Greyhounds are scoring 71.7 points while allowing 75.3 points per game. Guard Andrew Kostecka has led the Greyhounds in scoring in five of their six games this season. On the year, Kostecka is averaging 20.3 points while shooting 54% from the field. Kostecka is also adding 4.5 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 2.5 steals, and 1.2 blocks per game. Although Omaha has earned four wins out of seven games, they didn’t have much of a chance in their losses to Wichita State, Colorado State, and Dayton. Before yesterday’s win over Southern, Omaha allowed 77 points or more in three-straight contests. On average, the Mavericks are scoring 73.1 points while allowing 69 points per game. Omaha counts on a trio of guards for the majority of their offense. JT Gibson leads the bunch with 15.6 points per game, and KJ Robinson and Ayo Akinwole are adding another 12.5 and 12.1 points per game, respectively. |
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11-26-19 | Canisius +7.5 v. Illinois-Chicago | Top | 94-64 | Win | 100 | 12 h 47 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Canisius +7½ -105 The Canisius Golden Griffins (2-2) are looking for their first road win of the season. If they’ll be successful, they’ll have to take down the Illinois-Chicago Flames (2-4). After starting the year with a pair of losses on the road to Brown and Albany, the Golden Griffins recovered nicely with two-straight wins over Bucknell and St. Bonaventure. Canisius only won by two, but they were able to score 83 on Bucknell. On average, the Golden Griffins are scoring 67.3 points while allowing 74 points per game. The majority of scoring for Canisius comes down to guard Malik Johnson. While hitting 36.4% of his threes and shooting 45.3% from the field, Johnson is averaging 18.8 points, six rebounds, 4.3 assists, and three steals per game. After barely beating Olivet Nazarene in the season opener, UIC dropped four of their next five contests. Of their four losses, only a 72-68 defeat to Mercer was within nine points. UIC’s worst defeat came in a 92-46 contest against #14 Memphis. On average, the Flames are scoring 60.8 points while allowing 71.7 points per game. Only three UIC players are scoring more than seven points per game. Tarkus Ferguson leads all players with his 14.3 points per game. |
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11-26-19 | Morehead State v. William & Mary -6.5 | 84-95 | Win | 100 | 11 h 14 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on William & Mary -6½ -109 The Morehead State Eagles (4-2) and William & Mary Tribe (4-2) share identical records through six games. Tonight, they’ll face off against one another. After kicking off the season with four-straight wins, Morehead State has now lost two in a row. In a pair of blowouts, the Eagles were held to 52 points against Missouri and 50 points against Butler. Morehead State has allowed 68 points or more in half their games. On average, the Eagles are scoring 72.8 points while allowing 62.7 points per game. Only two Morehead State players are scoring double-digit points per game. While Jordan Walker is averaging 13 points and James Baker is averaging 12.2 points per game, neither player is hitting more than 24.3% of their three-point attempts. William & Mary started the season the same exact way Morehead State did; four wins followed by two losses. However, five of the Tribe’s first six games were on the road. In their lone home game played thus far, William & Mary defeated Hampton by a score of 78-65. On average, the Tribe are scoring 71.2 points while allowing 71 points per game. A pair of forwards dominate the stat lines for the Tribe. Forward Nathan Knight is averaging 18.5 points and 10 rebounds per game, and forwards Andy Van Vliet is averaging 16 points and 9.3 rebounds per game. |
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11-26-19 | Wichita State -2.5 v. South Carolina | 70-47 | Win | 100 | 9 h 27 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Wichita State -2½ -110 The Wichita State Shockers (5-0) and South Carolina Gamecocks (4-1) only have a single loss between them. Today, they’ll go head to head on South Carolina’s home floor. The Shockers have gotten off to a perfect start through five games while taking down the likes of Texas Southern. Offensively, Wichita State has scored at least 68 points in every game. Defensively, Wichita State has allowed 63 points or fewer in each game. On average, the Shockers are scoring 76.4 points while allowing 58 points per game. The Shockers like to share the load on offense with five players scoring at least 10 points per game. Forward Trey Wade is averaging 12 points and eight rebounds per game. Jamarius Burton is hitting 66.7% of his three-point attempts while scoring 11.8 points per game. The only blemish on the South Carolina schedule is a loss to Boston University. Apart from that 78-70 defeat, the Gamecocks have won three blowouts and a five-point game against Gardner-Webb. On average, the Gamecocks are scoring 75.4 points while allowing 59.4 points per game. South Carolina is led by guard A.J. Lawson. On the season, Lawson is averaging 17.2 points, four rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game. Only two other Gamecocks are scoring at least 10 points per game. |
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11-25-19 | BYU v. UCLA +1 | 78-63 | Loss | -109 | 15 h 24 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on UCLA +1 -109 Coming off their first defeat of the season, the UCLA Bruins (4-1) are aiming to get back on track as they host the BYU Cougars (3-2) this evening. The Cougars are set for their third-straight road game after dropping a 72-68 overtime contest against Boise State in their most recent contest. Every BYU game has been close since a comfortable win over CSU Fullerton in the season opener. Every other game has been decided by five points or fewer. On average, the Cougars are scoring 71 points while allowing 68 points per game. While Jake Toolson is scoring 16 points per game, the Cougars only have two other players scoring more than eight points per contest. TJ Haws and Alex Barcello are scoring 12 and 11.2 points per game, respectively. After a four-point win over Long Beach State in the season opener, the Bruins didn’t have any trouble until running into the Hofstra Pride several nights ago. UCLA suffered a 10-point loss, but they’re outscoring their opponents by nearly 10 points per contest. On average, the Bruins are scoring 74.2 points while allowing 65.8 points per game. While no UCLA player is scoring more than Jalen Hill’s 15.2 points per game, four Bruins are putting up at least 10.2 points per contest. Guard Chris Smith is scoring 14.8 points per game while hitting 46.2% of his threes. |
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11-25-19 | Wolves -4 v. Hawks | 125-113 | Win | 100 | 11 h 26 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Wolves -4 -109 Tonight’s game will determine whether or not the Timberwolves (8-8) go above or below .500. They’ll be taking on the Hawks (4-12) in Atlanta. An interesting start to the season has seen Minnesota earn a better record on the road (5-2) than at home (3-6). That’s been present of late, as the Wolves have won just one of their past three, with both losses coming at home while they took down the Jazz in Utah. On average, the Timberwolves are scoring 113.4 points while allowing 115.3 points per game. Both Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins are putting together strong seasons thus far. While Towns is averaging 26.4 points, 12.4 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks per game, Wiggins is averaging another 25.2 points per game. Atlanta has solidified their status as one of the weaker teams in the league with a run of six-straight losses. The Hawks have been one of the worst defensive teams in the league, allowing 119 points or more in each of their last nine games. On average, the Hawks are scoring 107.8 points while allowing 117.7 points per game. Point guard Trae Young is doing his best to lift the Hawks, but it hasn’t been enough thus far. On the season, Young is averaging 25.9 points and 8.7 rebounds per game. |
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11-25-19 | 76ers v. Raptors | 96-101 | Loss | -110 | 10 h 27 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on 76ers PK -110 Two of the Eastern Conference’s best teams will face off this evening when the Raptors (11-4) host the 76ers (11-5) in Toronto. Philadelphia enters tonight’s contest on a run of good form. The 76ers have won four straight while topping Cleveland, New York, San Antonio, and Miami. All but one of those victories came by 11 points or more. Philly has scored 109 points or more in each of their last five games. On average, the 76ers are scoring 110.3 points while allowing 105.1 points per game. Philadelphia is led by one of the best big men in the league, Joel Embiid. Thus far, Embiid is averaging 22.8 points, 11.7 rebounds, and 1.4 blocks per game. Tobias Harris is adding another 18 points and 7.6 rebounds per contest. Toronto has won their last three games in a row, and enters this contest with a perfect 6-0 record at home. However, none of those home games have come against particularly impressive competition. Toronto’s opponents have scored 106 points or more in three of their past five games. On average, the Raptors are scoring 113.7 points while allowing 106.1 points per game. Pascal Siakam is leading the way for Toronto. He’s averaging 25.7 points and 8.5 rebounds per game. Kyle Lowry is adding another 21.8 points per game, but won’t be available until December. |
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11-25-19 | Grizzlies v. Pacers -9 | Top | 114-126 | Win | 100 | 11 h 59 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Pacers -9 -109 Although they’re often lost amongst the Eastern Conference favorites, the Pacers (9-6) have gotten off to a nice start. Tonight, the Pacers will host the Grizzlies (5-10) in Indiana. Memphis is coming off a four-game home stretch in which they only managed a single victory. After taking down the Jazz by one point, the Grizzlies lost to the Nuggets, Warriors, and Lakers. Only the loss to Los Angeles was close. On average, the Grizzlies are scoring 108.9 points while allowing 117.8 points per game. Ja Morant has continued a strong rookie campaign by putting up 19.1 points per game. However, Memphis doesn’t offer much else on the offensive end. Jaren Jackson Jr. is the next leading scorer with his 14.4 points per game. The Pacers now trail only Milwaukee in the Central division. Most recently, Indiana took down Brooklyn and Orlando in back-to-back games. With strong defensive efforts, the Pacers have allowed 102 points or fewer in four of their last six games. On average, the Pacers are scoring 107.7 points while allowing 103.3 points per game. A pair of Indiana players are leading the line on offense. Malcolm Brogdon and Domantas Sabonis are averaging 19.2 points and 19.1 points per game, respectively. Sabonis is also pulling down 13.4 rebounds per game. |
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11-25-19 | Arkansas v. Georgia Tech +1.5 | Top | 62-61 | Win | 100 | 11 h 23 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Georgia Tech +1½ -110 The Arkansas Razorbacks (5-0) have rushed out to a perfect start through five games. Tonight, they’ll go on the road for the first time this season to take on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (2-1). Arkansas may have five wins out of their first five, but they certainly haven’t played the toughest schedule in the world. All at home, the Razorbacks have defeated Rice, North Texas, Montana, Texas Southern, and South Dakota. However, it’s hard to fault Arkansas after winning each game by 18 points or more. On average, the Razorbacks are scoring 76 points while allowing 47.8 points per game. A trio of Razorbacks are scoring at least 14 points per game. Both Isaiah Joe and Mason Jones are averaging 17.4 points a game for Arkansas. Georgia Tech has tested themselves early in the season, and it’s resulted in a hard-fought overtime win and a close loss to undefeated Georgia on the road. After taking down NC State in the season opener, the Yellow Jackets also earned a comfortable victory over Elon. On average, the Yellow Jackets are scoring 74.7 points while allowing 68 points per game. Guard Michael Devoe has been nearly unstoppable on the offensive end of the floor. While hitting 73.3% of his three-pointers, Devoe has averaged 26 points per game. |
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11-25-19 | George Mason v. Old Dominion -3.5 | 60-53 | Loss | -109 | 8 h 40 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Old Dominion -3½ -109 Fresh off their first loss of the season, the George Mason Patriots (5-1) are headed on the road to take on the Old Dominion Monarchs (3-2). Before an 86-63 loss to #6 Maryland, George Mason won five straight. In addition to being their first loss of the season, the contest against the Terrapins was the Patriots’ first road game of the year, as well. Three of George Mason’s five wins either came in overtime or by six points or fewer. On average, the Patriots are scoring 72.5 points while allowing 68.5 points per game. Four Patriots are scoring double-digit points per game, but two of those four are shooting less than 37% from the field. Outside of those four players, only one George Mason player is scoring more than 4.3 points per game. The Monarchs took a five-point loss to Northern Iowa to start the season. Their only other loss came in their most recent contest, which was a two-point defeat at the hands of James Madison. In between, Old Dominion won three straight by seven points or more. On average, the Monarchs are scoring 70.2 points while allowing 65.8 points per game. Xavier Green is the leading scorer for Old Dominion with 17 points per game. Jason Wade and Malik Curry are scoring another 13.4 and 12.8 points per game, respectively. |
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11-24-19 | Hofstra -2 v. CS-Fullerton | 79-57 | Win | 100 | 10 h 1 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Hofstra -2 -109 The Hofstra Pride (3-2) are aiming to stay above .500 this evening when they go on the road to take on the CSU Fullerton Titans (2-2). Hofstra has won three of its past four games, with only a loss to Bucknell getting in the way. The Pride have scored at least 71 points in every game, and have topped the 88 mark in three of their contests this season. Most recently, Hofstra defeated UCLA 88-78. On average, the Pride are scoring 87 points while allowing 77.2 points per game. Four players on the Hofstra roster are currently scoring 14 points or more. Guard Jalen Ray is leading the way with 17 points per contest while hitting 48.1% of his three-point attempts. Desure Buie is averaging 16.4 points and 7.2 assists per game. CSU Fullerton opened the season with a pair of losses to BYU and Stanford, but have since bounced back with wins over Wyoming and Stanislaus. The Titans have been held to 60 points or fewer in three of their four games this season. On average, the Titans are scoring 63.5 points while allowing 65.3 points per game. The CSU Fullerton offense is a two-man show, as Austen Awosika and Wayne Arnold are averaging 17.3 points and 14.3 points per game, respectively. |
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11-24-19 | Nets -2 v. Knicks | Top | 103-101 | Push | 0 | 11 h 4 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Nets -2 -109 The Knicks (4-12) have earned three of their four wins at home. That’s where they’ll be today when they host the visiting Nets (7-8). Brooklyn is set to be without Kyrie Irving for this contest, but he’s missed the last four games of which the Nets have won three. They’re also coming off back-to-back wins with impressive defensive efforts to hold Charlotte to 91 points and Sacramento to 97 points. On average, the Nets are scoring 113.7 points while allowing 115.3 points per game. Spencer Dinwiddie and Jarrett Allen have picked up the slack in Irving’s absence. Allen is averaging just 10.4 points per game, but put up a team-high 22 points against the Hornets. Dinwiddie has been the leading scorer in the three other games without Irving, and is averaging 18.9 points per game. The Knicks have lost three of their last four, but their bad run of form could be the least of their problems. New York will be playing the second game of a back-to-back after losing 111-104 to the Spurs yesterday, and will be facing a team they lost to once already. On average, the Knicks are scoring 102.1 points while allowing 109 points per game. New York has scored 106 points or fewer 13 times this year. That’s largely because they don’t have a dominant scorer on the roster. Marcus Morris leads the way with just 18.9 points per game. |
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11-24-19 | Villanova -2 v. Baylor | Top | 78-87 | Loss | -110 | 7 h 20 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Villanova -2 -110 A late Saturday afternoon affair pits two ranked teams with identical records against one another as the #17 Villanova Wildcats (4-1) go on the road to take on the #24 Baylor Bears (4-1). Villanova started the year with a .500 record after taking down Army and dropping a 76-51 contest to #16 Ohio State. Since then, the Wildcats have won three straight against Ohio, Middle Tennessee State, and Mississippi State. Villanova has scored 83 points or more three times, and 97 points or more twice. On average, the Wildcats are scoring 81.4 points while allowing 65.8 points per game. Villanova has plenty of scorers on the roster. In total, six players are averaging double-digit points so far this year. Forward Saddiq Bey is hitting 55% of his three while averaging 13.2 points per game. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl is scoring 14.2 points per game. Baylor followed a similar path to 4-1, dropping their second contest of the year. They’ve since won three in a row of their own while putting up between 72 and 77 points in each. On average, the Bears are scoring 78.8 points while allowing 61.8 points per game. Baylor relies heavily on Jared Butler and MaCio Teague to carry them offensively. Butler is scoring 18.8 points per game and Teague is adding another 15.2 points. |
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11-24-19 | Air Force v. Indiana State -2 | 74-84 | Win | 100 | 6 h 17 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Indiana State -2 -109 Both the Indiana State Sycamores (1-4) and Air Force Falcons (2-4) own losing records. Tonight, these two clubs will face off in Indiana. After winning a pair of games against Texas State and Army, Air Force has since lost three in a row. In those three defeats to TCU, Loyola Marymount, and Duquesne, the Falcons scored a maximum of 64 points and every opponent scored at least 65. On average, the Falcons are scoring 67.8 points while allowing 71.5 points per game. Only two Air Force players are scoring double-digit points per game. While Lavelle Scottie leads the team with 14.5 points per game, A.J. Walker is adding another 12.5 points per game. Indiana State opened the year with four-straight losses, but they picked up their first win in their most recent game against Loyola Marymount. The Sycamores have scored at least 71 points in three of their five games this season. On average, the Sycamores are scoring 68.2 points while allowing 76 point per game. A pair of Indiana State players are scoring at least 15 points per game. Tyreke Key leads the way with 15.4 points a game while hitting 45% of his three pointers. Jordan Barnes is adding another 15 points per game. |
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11-23-19 | Portland State -2.5 v. San Jose State | Top | 91-76 | Win | 100 | 13 h 2 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Portland State -2½ -109
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11-23-19 | Blazers v. Cavs +5 | 104-110 | Win | 100 | 11 h 26 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Cavs +5 -110
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11-23-19 | UC-Davis +8 v. Portland | 62-72 | Loss | -110 | 6 h 23 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on UC-Davis +8 -110
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11-22-19 | Evansville v. East Carolina +8 | 68-85 | Win | 100 | 11 h 39 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on East Carolina +8 -110 After pulling off one of the more shocking upsets in recent memory, the Evansville Purple Aces (3-1) have earned a winning record through four games. Tonight, the Purple Aces will go up against the East Carolina Pirates (1-3). The players in the Evansville locker room won’t soon forget their victory on the road against #1 Kentucky 10 days ago. Since that win, the Purple Aces have defeated IU-Kokomo and lost to SMU by two. Two of Evansville’s three wins have come by four points or fewer. On average, the Purple Aces are scoring 73 points while allowing 67.3 points per game. After DeAndre Williams, who’s scoring 17.8 points per game for the Purple Aces, no other Evansville player is averaging more than 11.5 points per game. East Carolina’s lone win of the season came in the opener against the VMI Keydets. Since then, the Pirates have fallen to Navy, Appalachian State, and Liberty. However, two of those losses came by six points or fewer. On average, the Pirates are scoring 64 points while allowing 68.8 points per game. East Carolina has a proven scorer in forward Jayden Gardner. While hitting 56% of his field-goal attempts, Gardner is scoring 20 points per game in addition to his 9.3 rebounds per contest. |
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11-22-19 | Ohio v. Utah -5.5 | 66-80 | Win | 100 | 10 h 54 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Utah -5½ -110 Both the Ohio Bobcats (3-2) and Utah Utes (3-1) can boast winning records at this early stage of the college basketball season. These two clubs will face off this evening in Utah. Ohio won their first three games of the season before dropping two straight to Villanova and Baylor. Both of those losses were by a margin of 23 points or more. Ohio is now set for their fourth road game of the season. On average, the Bobcats are scoring 68.2 points while allowing 65.8 points per game. Against Baylor last night, Ohio could only muster two double-digit scorers. Lunden McDay put up 16 while Jason Preston added another 12 points. Meanwhile, Baylor had three players with at least 10 points, led by Jared Butler’s 19-point performance. Before suffering a disappointing loss to Coastal Carolina, Utah kicked the season off with three-straight wins over Nevada, Mississippi Valley State, and Minnesota. The Utes showed their offensive prowess with 143 points in their second game of the season. On average, the Utes are scoring 88 points while allowing 67.8 points per game. Timmy Allen has proven himself to be a dangerous scorer for Utah by averaging 20.8 points in addition to his 8.5 rebounds per game. Both Gach is adding another 14.5 points per contest. |
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11-22-19 | Hawks v. Pistons -6 | Top | 103-128 | Win | 100 | 12 h 5 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Pistons -6 -110 The Hawks (4-10) and Pistons (4-10) will put their identical records on the line for a matchup this evening in Detroit. Atlanta enters this evening’s game as losers of four in a row, three of which were on the road. However, it’s been a tough schedule for the Hawks recently, as they’ve dropped contests against the Suns, Clippers, Lakers, and Bucks. The more worrying aspect of that losing streak is that Atlanta allowed at least 122 points in each game. On average, the Hawks are scoring 107.6 points while allowing 116.9 points per game. Trae Young leads Atlanta with his 26.8 points and 8.6 assists per game, but he’s also turning the ball over 4.8 times a game. Beyond Young, no Hawks player is averaging more than 17 points a game. Since a 122-102 win over the Knicks, the Pistons have lost five straight. However, four of those five losses were on the road, and the Pistons will be at home tonight. On the bright side, Detroit allowed no more than 120 points in any of those losses while scoring at least 106 points of their own on four occasions. On average, the Pistons are scoring 107.3 points while allowing 112 points per game. As Blake Griffin gets back into the swing of the NBA season, the Pistons have four players who are scoring at least 17 points a night. Andre Drummond has led the charge thus far, averaging 18.6 points and 16.8 rebounds per game. |
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11-22-19 | IUPU Ft Wayne +26 v. Ohio State | Top | 46-85 | Loss | -109 | 10 h 44 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on IUPU Ft Wayne +26 -109 The #10 Ohio State Buckeyes (4-0) are set to host their fifth-straight home game of the season with the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons (2-4) coming to town. Fort Wayne has already racked up four losses and an 0-3 away record, but they’ve also won two of their last five and are getting 26 points tonight against the Buckeyes. Two of Fort Wayne’s four losses have come by just four points or fewer, including a 79-78 loss to SE Missouri State. On average, the Mastodons are scoring 77.8 points while allowing 76.5 points per game. Three scorers power the Fort Wayne offense. While Brian Patrick and Jarred Godfrey lead the way with 15.5 points per game each, Matt Holba is adding another 13.8 points per game while hitting 42.5% of his threes. The Buckeyes have ripped off four wins in a row to get the season started, all of which have come at home. However, Ohio State has allowed at least 51 points in every contest while they’ve scored more than 76 points of their own just once. On average, the Buckeyes are scoring 75.5 points while allowing 53.5 points per game. 26 points is a lot to be giving up for a team that only has three players scoring more than 10 points a game, none of which are hitting 12 points per game. |
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11-22-19 | North Texas +7 v. Rhode Island | 47-60 | Loss | -110 | 7 h 24 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on North Texas +7 -110 In a late afternoon game, the North Texas Mean Green (2-3) are set to host the Rhode Island Rams (3-1). Only a 73-55 loss to Maryland has kept Rhode Island from a flawless record, but all three wins have come at home while their lone loss of the season was on the road. The Rams have allowed at least 65 points in every game this season. On average, the Rams are scoring 73.5 points and allowing 70.5 points per game. Rhode Island is led by the 17.3 points per game of Fatts Russell, but only he and Jeff Dowtin are scoring more than 11 points per game for the Rams. And none of Rhode Island’s top three scorers are hitting more than 42.3% of their shots from the field. North Texas has book-ended a three-game losing streak with wins over Edmond Trition and North Carolina A&T. Although the Mean Green have a losing record overall, they’ve earned a record of 2-1 at home. On average, the Mean Green are scoring 61.8 points and allowing 56.2 points per game. Led by the 11.4 points per game of Umoja Gibson, North Texas has five players scoring at least 7.6 points per game. Zachary Simmons is averaging 7.6 points and 7.2 rebounds per game. |
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11-21-19 | Pelicans v. Suns -4 | Top | 124-121 | Loss | -110 | 13 h 28 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Suns -4 -110 With only two games on the NBA’s Thursday slate, the late offering will feature the Pelicans (5-9) and Suns (7-6) in Phoenix. Although Phoenix hasn’t been able to keep up their form after a great start to the season, they’re still 5-4 at home. The Suns have lost three of their last four, but only failed to score at least 115 points in one of those games. Phoenix has also been very good against weaker competition, as the majority of their losses have come against future playoff teams. On average, the Suns are scoring 115 points and allowing 110.4 points per game. Devin Booker has been on an All-Star level for most of this season. Booker leads the team with 25.4 points per game while adding 5.9 assists. Ricky Rubio leads Phoenix with 8.1 assists per game in addition to his 12.5 points per contest. Although they’re still not yet at full strength, the Pelicans have managed to win three of their last four games. However, all three wins were in New Orleans and the lone loss in that stretch was an away game at Miami. On average, the Pelicans are scoring 115.6 points and allowing 118.9 points per game. Over New Orleans’ last seven games, a Pelican has scored more than 27 points just once. |
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11-21-19 | Buffalo v. Connecticut -3 | 68-79 | Win | 100 | 13 h 56 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Connecticut -3 -109 The Buffalo Bulls (2-1) and UConn Huskies (2-1) will no longer share identical records after they go head to head this evening. After falling by five points to Dartmouth to open the season, Buffalo took down Nazareth and Harvard. In their two wins, the Bull scored at least 88 points. Against Dartmouth, Buffalo could manage only 63 points. On average, the Bulls are scoring 86.7 points and allowing 72 points per game. In that Dartmouth game, Buffalo fell too far behind in a 33-26 first half. The Bulls only received five points from their bench in that contest, all of which came from Ronaldo Segu. UConn will play their fourth-straight home game this evening after taking on Sacred Heart, Saint Joe’s, and Florida. The nine-point loss to St. Joseph is the only blemish on an otherwise impressive UConn resume at this point in the young season. On average, the Huskies are scoring 79.3 points while allowing 74 points per game. Christian Vital has been great throughout the first three games of the season. Thus far, Vital is averaging 19.3 points and nine rebounds per game while hitting 35% of his threes. Three other Huskies are scoring 12.7 points or more per game. |
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11-21-19 | Toledo +8 v. Notre Dame | 62-64 | Win | 100 | 11 h 8 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Toledo +8 -110 The Toledo Rockets (3-1) and Notre Dame Fighting Irish (4-1) both have a single loss through the opening stretch of the 2019-20 season. Tonight, these two teams will go head to head. The Rockets enter this contest 1-1 on the road after suffering a two-point loss to Valparaiso in the season opener. Since then, Toledo has earned comfortable wins over Marshall, Robert Morris, and Howard. Toledo has scored at least 96 points in two games. On average, the Rockets are scoring 88.8 points while allowing 68.3 points per game. Led by the 18.8 points and eight assists per game of Marreon Jackson, Toledo has four players scoring at least 13 points per contest. Both Luke Knapke and Spencer Littleson are scoring 15.8 points per game. The Fighting Irish have jumped out to four wins, but they dropped the season opener to North Carolina by a score of 76-65. Notre Dame’s last two victories against Marshall and Presbyterian came by just 10 points. On average, the Fighting Irish are scoring 74.6 points while allowing 60 points per game. John Mooney leads Notre Dame by averaging 16.5 points and 12.5 rebounds per game. TJ Gibbs is shooting 41.4% from three to score 12.4 points per game. |
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11-21-19 | Utah v. Coastal Carolina +5 | Top | 57-79 | Win | 100 | 12 h 36 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Coastal Carolina +5 -110 The Utah Utes (3-0) are looking to stay perfect through their first four games of the season, but they’ll be on the road to take on the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (2-2) this evening. Utah has yet to come up against an opponent they haven’t been able to dispatch. Starting with an impressive win over Nevada, the Utes then scored 143 points in a win over Mississippi Valley and took down Minnesota by four. Two of Utah’s wins have come by five points or fewer. On average, the Utes are scoring 98.3 points and allowing 64 points per game. Against Minnesota, Utah allowed three double-digit scorers, including 21 points to Daniel Oturu. The Utes had four double-digit scorers themselves, including 19 points from both Timmy Allen and Both Gach. A grand total of two points have kept the Chanticleers from a perfect record through four games. While they’ve beaten up on Middle Tennessee State and Hampden-Sydney, Coastal Carolina has suffered one-point losses to Campbell and Northern Kentucky. On average, the Chanticleers are scoring 84.3 points and allowing 70.5 points per game. Five Coastal Carolina players are scoring 11 points or more per game. Guard Tyrell Gumbs-Frater leads the way with 16.3 points per game. |
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11-20-19 | San Diego State -5 v. San Diego | 66-49 | Win | 100 | 14 h 20 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on San Diego State -5 -114 After a perfect start to the season, the San Diego State Aztecs (3-0) aim to stay perfect while they go on the road to take on the San Diego Toreros. Thus far, San Diego State has scored at least 76 points in every contest. Meanwhile, no opponent has scored any more than 71 on the Aztecs. San Diego State has defeated Texas Southern, BYU, and Grand Canyon on their way to 3-0. On average, the Aztecs are scoring 79.7 points and allowing 58 points per game. San Diego State starts three double-digit scorers, led by the 15.3 points per game of guard Malachi Flynn. Guard Jordan Schakel is scoring another 13 points per contest while hitting 71.4% of his three-point attempts. San Diego has started the year with a losing record after going 1-1 at home and 1-2 on the road. The Toreros followed up two opening wins with two-straight losses, and most recently lost badly to Colorado in a 71-53 contest. On average, the Toreros are scoring 66.2 points and allowing 68.6 points per game. The Aztecs’ biggest task will be slowing Joey Calcaterra, who leads San Diego with his 16.8 points per game. No other Torero is scoring more than 11.4 points per game. |
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11-20-19 | Portland v. Portland State -6 | 82-75 | Loss | -110 | 14 h 22 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Portland State -6 -110 An in-state rivalry game pits the Portland Pilots (3-1) up against the Portland State Vikings (1-2). This evening’s game will take place on the Vikings’ home floor, where they’re 1-0 on the season. Only a 10-point loss to USC has kept the Pilots from an undefeated record through four games. After starting with a big win over Willamette, Portland has earned comfortable victories over San Jose State and Maine in their two most recent games. On average, the Pilots are scoring 73.5 points and allowing 57.8 points per game. JoJo Walker and Isaiah White lead the Pilots in scoring. While Walker is averaging 13.8 points on 50% shooting from three and 52.8% shooting from the field, White is adding another 13.5 points per game while shooting 45.2% from the field. Portland State opened the year with an easy win over Puget Sound, followed by two road losses to Indiana and Hawaii. While scoring 74 and 75 in those losses, the Vikings allowed 85 and 83. On average, the Vikings are scoring 81 points and allowing 79 points per game. The duo of Matt Hauser and Holland Woods leads the line for Portland State. Hauser is averaging 17.3 points per game and Woods is adding another 17 points of his own. Kyle Greeley is the third scoring option for the Vikings with his 12 points a game. |
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11-20-19 | BYU v. Boise State +1.5 | Top | 68-72 | Win | 100 | 15 h 45 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Boise State +1½ -115 A tough start to the season has left the Boise State Broncos (1-2) with a losing record through three games. Tonight, the Broncos will play host to the BYU Cougars (3-1). The Cougars will play just their second road game of the season after barely taking down Houston in a 72-71 contest five days ago. Before that, BYU defeated CSU Fullerton and Southern Utah, but lost to San Diego State by five in between. On average, the Cougars are scoring 71.8 points per game while allowing 67 points per game. Three Cougars are scoring 12.5 points or more, led by Jake Toolson’s 15.3 points per contest. While shooting 60% from three, guard Alex Barcello is adding another 13 points per game. After destroying Life Pacific in a 126-49 contest, Boise State had the misfortune of going up against Oregon and UC Irvine. Both of those games resulted in losses, the latter of which came by a margin of nine points. On average, the Broncos are scoring 87 points and allowing 74.7 points per game. Guard Derrick Alston is the leading scorer for Boise State with 25 points per game. RJ Williams is perhaps the most important Bronco thus far with his 16 points and 11 rebounds per game. |
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11-20-19 | Hornets +4 v. Nets | Top | 91-101 | Loss | -105 | 12 h 4 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Hornets +4 -105 The Nets (5-8) won’t be at full strength this evening when they host the Hornets (6-8) in Brooklyn, yet they’re giving four points to the visitors. Charlotte isn’t tearing up the NBA, but they’re a decent 3-4 on the road. Most recently, the Hornets have won two of their last three. Before losing to the Raptors, Charlotte defeated Detroit by three and New York by one. On average, the Hornets are scoring 105.9 points per game while allowing 113.6 points per game. Charlotte likes to score by committee. Of the five players averaging 11 points or more, Devonte Graham leads the way with his 18.3 points per game. Terry Rozier is adding another 16.4 points per game. After a huge offseason, it looks like the Nets will have to wait until next year to truly reap the rewards. A mediocre start to the season has gotten worse as Brooklyn has dropped four of their last five. Over that stretch, Brooklyn was held to 93 points or fewer twice. On average, the Nets are scoring 114.5 points and allowing 118.5 points per game. Kyrie Irving is set to miss his third-straight game, which means the Nets will struggle to replace his 28.5 points per contest. They’ll aim to do so with Spencer Dinwiddie, who’s averaging 18.5 points per game. |
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11-19-19 | Suns v. Kings -2 | Top | 116-120 | Win | 100 | 13 h 32 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Kings -2 -109 Although they trail the two LA teams, the Suns (7-5) have been a pleasant surprise through 12 games. Tonight, they’ll try to continue that run against the Kings (5-7) in Sacramento. Phoenix started with five wins out of seven, but they’ve since lost three of five. Over those last five contests, the Suns have allowed at least 112 points in four of them. Against Boston in their most recent game, Phoenix scored only 85 points. On average, the Suns are scoring 114.9 points while allowing 109.6 points per game. In three of Phoenix’ last five games, the team’s leading scorer put up 23 points or fewer. Devin Booker leads the Suns with 25 points per game. The Kings suffered through the early part of the season, but they’ve now won three of their last four. Defense has led the way over that good stretch, as Sacramento has held three of their last four opponents to 99 points. On average, the Kings are scoring 104.4 points while allowing 108.4 points per game. Buddy Hield has proven himself as an NBA scorer after his prolific college basketball career. On average, Hield is scoring 19.9 points per game to lead the Kings. |
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11-19-19 | Detroit v. Wyoming | 49-76 | Win | 100 | 11 h 27 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Wyoming PK -115 The Detroit Mercy Titans (0-2) have yet to win a game this season, and the Wyoming Cowboys (1-3) will hope that doesn’t change tonight when they host the Titans. Detroit is headed for its third-straight road game after having to play in Clemson and NC State at the start of the year. Both games had remarkably similar result, as the Titans fell to the Wolf Pack 84-65 and then to the Tigers by a score of 87-65. On average, the Titans are scoring 65 points and allowing 85.5 points per game. Detroit Mercy hasn’t been very good offensively, but don’t tell that to Antoine Davis. Thus far, Davis is averaging 27 points per game while shooting 22.7% from three and 39.5% from the field. Wyoming has lost three straight after opening the year with a 54-40 win over Idaho State. The Cowboys’ three losses came against South Carolina, CSU Fullerton, and Oregon State. On average, the Cowboys are scoring 50.5 points and allowing 62.3 points per game. Hunter Maldonado has been Mr. Do-It-All thus far for Wyoming. On the season, Maldonado is averaging 18.8 points, 5.2 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 0.8 blocks per game, all of which lead the team. If Maldonado can improve his 13.3% shooting from three, he can take his game to the next level. |
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11-19-19 | New Mexico +1 v. UTEP | Top | 63-66 | Loss | -110 | 12 h 51 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on New Mexico +1 -110 Both the New Mexico Lobos and UTEP Miners are undefeated. That will change for one of these teams after tonight’s game between the two on UTEP’s home floor. New Mexico has kicked the year off with four-straight wins, and the most impressive part has been their offensive consistency. In each of those four contests, the Lobos have scored between 90 and 97 points while holding every opponent to 80 points or fewer. On average, the Lobos are scoring 93 points while allowing 74.8 points per game. Guard JaQuan Kyle leads the Lobos with his 19 points per game, much of which has come on the back of his 52.4% shooting percentage from beyond the arc. Kyle is also adding 6.3 assists and 4.5 rebounds per game. Four other New Mexico players are averaging at least 11.8 points per game. UTEP has won all three of its games played thus far, which came against New Mexico Highlands, New Mexico State, and Eastern New Mexico. The Miners were held to just 65 points against New Mexico State. On average, the Miners are scoring 76.3 points per game while allowing 59 point per game. UTEP has just three players averaging 10 points or more, led by the 16 points per game of forward Bryson Williams. |
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11-19-19 | Manhattan v. Samford -5 | 57-70 | Win | 100 | 10 h 46 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Samford -5 -109 The Samford Bulldogs (2-3) are undefeated at home, and they’ll aim to keep it that way this evening as they host the undefeated Manhattan Jaspers (2-0). The Jaspers have played just two games so far this season, but they’ve won them both. After a nine-point win over Delaware State, Manhattan defeated Albany by six in a low-scoring affair. This will be Manhattan’s first road game of the year. On average, the Jaspers are scoring 71 points and allowing 62.5 points per game while shooting just 38.6% from the field. Guard Tykei Green leads this Manhattan squad with his 16 points and seven rebounds per game, but he’s shooting just 36% from the field. Samir Stewart is next on the list of scorers with 12 points per game. Although Samford has lost all three road games, they’ve been able to stay perfect at home. The Bulldogs kicked off the year with a double-overtime loss to Morehead State, and most recently lost to North Alabama by just six. On average, the Bulldogs are scoring 74.8 points while allowing 70.4 points per game. While shooting 37.5% from three, Robert Allen leads Samford in scoring with his 17 points per game in addition to his 8.4 rebounds. Guards Josh Sharkey and Brandon Austin are averaging 15.5 and 14.8 points per game, respectively. |
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11-18-19 | Blazers v. Rockets -6.5 | 108-132 | Win | 100 | 12 h 53 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Rockets -6½ -110 The Trail Blazers (5-8) have gotten off to a very slow start, and now face a tough task while they try to get some momentum going as they head into Houston for a showdown with the Rockets (10-3). Portland earned a tight victory over San Antonio in their most recent contest, but dropped six of seven before that. Out of their las eight games, the Blazers have allowed at least 114 points on five occasions. Portland has trouble finding offensive help for Damian Lillard, as the Blazers couldn’t even beat Brooklyn on a night when Lillard went for 60. On average, the Blazers are scoring 112.8 points per game while allowing 114.1 points per game. Apart from Lillard, who’s averaging 29.8 points per game, and CJ McCollum, who’s averaging 21 points per game, Portland has no player scoring more than 15.3 points per contest. The Rockets enter tonight’s contest as one of the hottest teams in the NBA with seven wins in a row. Houston has scored at least 117 points in four of those victories. Throughout this winning streak, James Harden has scored 36 points or more in every game. On average, the Rockets are scoring 118.5 points while allowing 114.2 points per game. Harden leads the team with his 39.5 points per game, and Russell Westbrook is adding another 21 points and eight rebounds per contest. |
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11-18-19 | Bucks -7.5 v. Bulls | Top | 115-101 | Win | 100 | 13 h 4 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Bucks -7½ -109 While the Bulls (4-9) are rebuilding, the Bucks (9-3) have their eyes focused on an NBA Finals appearance. Tonight, these two teams will face off in Chicago. Milwaukee has jumped out to the lead in the Central division with the 7-6 Pacers posing the largest threat. The Bucks are currently riding a three-game winning streak and have been victorious in seven of their last eight games. Milwaukee has scored 121 points or more in five of those eight contests. On average, the Bucks are scoring 118.8 points while allowing 109.7 points per game. MVP candidate Giannis Antetokounmpo is averaging 30.1 points, 14.3 rebounds, and 6.5 assists, all of which lead the Bucks. Giannis is supported by the 18.5 points per game of Khris Middleton and the 17 points per game of Eric Bledsoe. The Bulls are level with the Pistons in the basement of the Central division. Chicago will be at home for this contest, but they’ve gone just 2-4 in their own building. The Bulls have now lost three of their last four. On average, the Bulls are scoring 107.7 points while allowing 111 points per game. Chicago is without a dominant scorer. Zach LaVine leads the team with 21.6 points per game, and no other player is putting up even 15 points per game. |
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11-17-19 | Wake Forest v. Charlotte +4 | 65-67 | Win | 100 | 9 h 53 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Charlotte +4 -109 The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (2-1) will be on the road as they go in search of their third win out of four games. The .500 Charlotte 49ers (1-1) will host the contest. After a season-opening loss to Boston College, Wake Forest earned a two-point victory over Columbia before nearly putting up 100 points in a win against UNC Ashville. Wake Forest has shot 47.4% from the field so far this season. On average, the Demon Deacons are scoring 77.7 points and allowing 73 points per game. When it comes to scoring, guards Brandon Childress and Chaundee Brown lead this Wake Forest squad. While shooting 30% from three, Childress is averaging 17.3 points, six assists, and four rebounds per game. Brown is shooting 55.2% from the field on his way to 17 points and 10.7 rebounds per game. Before a 71-58 win over Davidson in their most recent game, the 49ers lost by five to James Madison. With a loss today, Charlotte would already find themselves well behind the likes of Middle Tennessee and UTEP in the Conference USA standings. On average, the 49ers are scoring 72.5 points and allowing 68.5 points per game. Four Charlotte players are scoring at least 11.5 points per game. Leading them all is guard Jordan Shepherd, who’s averaging 13.5 points, four assists, and 3.5 rebounds per game. Forward Milos Supica is averaging 11.5 points and 8.5 rebounds per game. |
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11-17-19 | Seton Hall -7 v. St. Louis | Top | 83-66 | Win | 100 | 9 h 54 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Seton Hall -7 -109 As the St. Louis Billikens (3-0) go in search of a fourth-straight win, they’ll host the #12 Seton Hall Pirates (2-1). After starting off the year with a pair of wins over Wagner and Stony Brook, Seton Hall faced its first real test of the young season when they faced #3 Michigan State a few days ago. The Pirates took their first loss by just three points to one of the best teams in the country. On average, the Pirates are scoring 84 points and allowing 68 points per game. Guard Myles Powell appears ready to lead this Seton Hall team. Thus far, he’s averaging 21.3 points and four rebounds per game whilst shooting 43.5% from three. Powell was a force against the Spartans, scoring 37 points in the contest. The Billikens opened the season with three wins over FGCU, Valparaiso, and Eastern Washington. Thus far, St. Louis has scored at least 81 points in every game. On average, the Billikens are scoring 84 points and allowing 65.7 points per game. The duo of Jordan Goodwin and Hasahn French lead St. Louis offensively. While Goodwin is averaging 16 points and 8.3 rebounds per game, French is averaging 15.3 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. |
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11-16-19 | Colorado State v. Loyola Marymount +3.5 | 74-64 | Loss | -110 | 12 h 24 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Loyola Marymount +3½ -110 The Rams of Colorado State (2-1) will go in search of their first road win this evening when they take on the Loyola Marymount Lions (1-1). One can forgive Colorado State for their lone loss of the season, which came against the #4 Duke Blue Devils. However, the Rams were completely outclassed in the 89-55 contest. Colorado State has defeated both Denver and Omaha. On average, the Rams are scoring 69.7 points and allowing 72.3 points per game while shooting 42.2% from the field. There’s a drop off after the four Rams scoring 10 points or more per game. Leading the group is center Nico Carvacho, who’s averaging 14 points and 13 rebounds per game. Loyola Marymount opened the year with a 105-62 demolition of Westcliff, but couldn’t hang on in a five-point loss on the road at Nevada. On average, the Lions are scoring 86 points and allowing 67 points while shooting an impressive 53.4% from the field. A pair of scorers lead this Loyola Marymount team. Forward Ivan Alipiev is averaging 19 point and 7.5 rebounds per game, and Eli Scott is averaging 15.5 points and six assists per game. |
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11-16-19 | Raptors v. Mavs -3.5 | 102-110 | Win | 100 | 12 h 50 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Mavs -3½ -105 The Mavericks (6-5) have a losing record on their home floor, but they’ll need a win tonight in Dallas against the visiting Raptors (8-3) if they’re to stay above .500. Toronto is showing the basketball world that they’re still a force to be reckoned with as the defending champs. The Raptors have won four of their last five, four of which they played on the road. This will be the fifth and final game of a five-game road trip for the Raptors. On average, Toronto is scoring 112.6 points and allowing 106.6 points per game while shooting 45.9% from the field. Pascal Siakam continues to bloom into a star player in the NBA. Thus far, Siakam is averaging 27.2 points and 9.2 rebounds per contest. Behind Siakam, Kyle Lowry is adding 21.8 points and 6.5 assists per game. The Mavericks have lost three of their last four, but two of those losses came by four points or fewer. Dallas’ lone win in that stretch was a 138-122 victory over Memphis. On average, the Mavericks are scoring 114.2 points and allowing 111.7 points while shooting 45.2% from the field. Dallas has the pleasure of sending out Luka Doncic every night. Doncic leads the team with his 28.7 points, 10.3 rebounds, 9.3 assist, and 1.3 steals per game. |
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11-16-19 | St Bonaventure v. Rutgers -8.5 | 80-74 | Loss | -109 | 12 h 6 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Rutgers -8½ -109 While the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (3-0) haven’t yet lost a game, the St. Bonaventure Bonnies (0-3) are yet to win a game. Tonight, these two teams will face off on Rutgers’ home floor. The Bonnies have started the year off with three straight losses to Ohio, Vermont, and Siena. In those contests, St. Bonaventure failed to score more than 65 points while allowing at least 61 points in each of them. On average, the Bonnies are scoring 59 points and allowing 68 points per game. St. Bonaventure is shooting a paltry 35.2% from the field. Only two Bonnies are scoring more than 10 points per game. Kyle Lofton and Dominick Welch are averaging 12 points and 13 points per game, respectively, but neither one of them are shooting more than 28.6% from three. Both of those players are also shooting no better than 34.3% from the field. While scoring at least 62 in each contest, Rutgers has taken down Bryant, Niagara, and Drexel in their first three games of the year. After allowing 71 to Bryant, the Scarlet Knights haven’t given up more than 57 points. On average, Rutgers is scoring 73.7 points and allowing 55.7 points per game. Of the four Scarlet Knights scoring at least 10 points per contest, guard Geo Baker leads the way by averaging 14 points, five rebounds, and 4.7 assists per game. Guard Ron Harper Jr. is averaging 10.7 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. |
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11-16-19 | Nets v. Bulls -1 | Top | 117-111 | Loss | -105 | 10 h 37 m | Show |
100* Sharp Money Syndicate Play on Bulls -1 -105 Both the Nets (4-7) and Bulls (4-8) are stuck on four wins at the moment. With a contest in Chicago this evening, both squads will be aiming to change that. While the Bulls aren’t anything special at home (2-3), the Nets are even worse on the road (1-5). Tonight’s game will be the fifth-straight away contest for Brooklyn. On this road trip, the Nets won only the first game, and have since lost three in a row to Phoenix, Utah, and Denver. Each of those losses came by at least five points. On average, the Nets are scoring 116.8 points and allowing 119.5 points while shooting 45.8% from the field. Brooklyn leaves the scoring up to point guard Kyrie Irving. While Irving is averaging 28.5 points and 7.2 assists per game, no other player is scoring more than Spencer Dinwiddie’s 17.1 points per game. The Bulls are slowly growing into this basketball season. Although Chicago is coming off a loss to Milwaukee, they’ve now won two of their last four. The Bulls scored at least 113 against the Hawks and Knicks. On average, the Bulls are scoring 107.4 points and allowing 110.5 points while shooting 43.3% from the field. While Zach LaVine leads this Chicago squad with 20.4 points per game, Coby White has been a spark off the bench by adding another 13.7 points per game. |
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11-16-19 | Louisiana Tech +9.5 v. Creighton | 72-82 | Loss | -110 | 11 h 51 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Louisiana Tech +9½ -110 The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (2-0) are aiming for a perfect start through three games, but they’ll need to upset the Creighton Blue Jays (1-1) to do so. The Bulldogs have had no trouble scoring points this year. After putting up 82 in a win over Texas A&M-CC, Louisiana Tech scored 98 points in a victory over Wiley. On average, the Bulldogs are scoring 90 points and allowing 50.5 points per game. Louisiana Tech is currently led by guard Kalob Ledoux, who’s averaging 15.5 points, three rebounds, and two assists per game while hitting 41.2% of his shots from three. JaColby Pemberton is shooting 61% from the field to score 14 points per game. Creighton beat up on Kennesaw State in their season opener, but were then slapped around by Michigan in a 10-point defeat. The Blue Jays are yet to score more than 81 points in a game. On average, the Blue Jays are scoring 75 points and allowing 67 points per game. Guards Ty-Shon Alexander and Marcus Zegarowski lead this Creighton team in scoring. While Alexander is hitting half his three-point attempts and averaging 19.5 points and six rebounds per game, Zegarowski is shooting 54.5% from beyond the arc and averaging 18 points per game. |
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11-16-19 | Harvard v. Buffalo | 76-88 | Win | 100 | 7 h 52 m | Show | |
50* Powerhouse Play on Buffalo PK -109 The Harvard Crimson (3-1) are off to a hot start this season, and they’ll now go on the road for a clash with the Buffalo Bulls (1-1). Currently sitting third in the Ivy standings behind only Dartmouth and Brown, both of whom are 3-0, a win today would keep Harvard right near the lead. After winning a cupcake game against MIT to start the season, the Crimson fell to Northeastern before bouncing back with back-to-back wins over Maine and Siena. On average, the Crimson are scoring 72.3 points and allowing 53.3 points per game. Although five Harvard players are averaging nine points per game, none are hitting double-digits. Forward Chris Lewis is averaging 9.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game. After falling by five points to Dartmouth in the season opener, Buffalo responded by putting up 109 in a victory over Nazareth. On average, the Bulls are scoring 86 points and allowing 70 points per game. Five Buffalo players are scoring more than 10 points per contest. Guard Jayvon Graves is scoring 16 points and bringing down 6.5 rebounds per game. Forward Josh Mballa is averaging 12 points and nine rebounds per game. To earn 11 points per game, Ronaldo Segu is shooting 54.5% from three and 61.5% from the field. |
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