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My Favorite NCAAB Play of the Day 🛎️ Cleveland St (-1.5) vs IU Indy Hit Like ❤️ to Show Support The total for this game opened at 173.5. Both teams rank in the basement of the Horizon League in points allowed per game, while both ranking being near the top in scoring. However, Cleveland State has a clear advantage from beyond the arc. The Vikings are 27th in the nation with a 37.4 3PT% while IU Indy rank 360th in 3PT% allowed (38.1). Cleveland St also hold the advantage at the charity stripe, shooting 75.2% from the free throw line (76th in D1), while the Jaguars sit 177th. The Vikings also hold the best turnover differential in the Horizon League at +1.6, while IU Indy ranks next to last at -3.4. This could be a wild one, but Cleveland State defeated IU Indy by 13 points in January as a 1.5-point home favorite. I am expecting a similar result on Monday, with the Vikings moving on in the conference tournament.

Favorite NCAAB Play of the Day! 🛎️ NAVY at LOYOLA-MD U146.5 Hit Like ❤️ For More Bets Loyola ranks 223rd in the nation for points per possession & are 277th in FG%. To make matters worse for the Greyhounds, Navy boasts one of the stingiest defensive units in D1, ranking 6th in the country in PPG allowed, 23rd in FG% allowed, and 8th in 3PT% allowed. The Midshipmen score just 74.3 PPG (229th in D1) while ranking 320th in possessions per game. Translation: They play at a snails pace. Navy also struggles on road from beyond the arc, shooting just 31.3% from deep compared to 40.3% at home.

Favorite NCAAB Play of the Day! 🛎️ Hit Like ❤️ To Show Support! TEXAS A&M CC (-2.5) at SE LOUISIANA {The Huddle got this at 1.5} Southeast Louisiana is one of the worst offensive teams in the nation. The Lions average 64.5 PPG, which ranks them 356th of 365 teams. SELA also shoots just 41% from the field (344th in D1), and 28.3% from beyond the arc (363rd). See…I was not exaggerating. On the other side, Corpus Christie is no offensive juggernaut, but they are clearly superior in all areas. The Islanders average 72.6 PPG, while shooting 44.9% from the field and 34.2% from 3PT range. Corpus Christie also holds a sizeable advantage on the boards, ranking 134th in the country in rebounds per game, whereas SELA sits at 324th. In fact, the Lions allow 32.2% of their opponents missed shots to turn into offensive rebounds at home. So the Islanders should see plenty of second chance opportunities to score. On the defensive side, Corpus Christie concedes a mere 30.1 3PT% to their opponents (18th best on D1), while SELA allows a mark of 35.5% (287th). I expect a low scoring game, but this line should be closer to -6 than -2.