NCAA College Basketball Betting Tip of the Day NC Wilmington at College of Charleston
NCAA College Basketball
NC Wilmington at College of Charleston
Carolina First Arena
Charleston, South Carolina
7ET/6CT/5MT/4PT
NC Wilmington at College of Charleston (-17): Perennial
Big Dancer College of Charleston (8-1, 4-1 ATS) is one of those
consistent basketball teams that bettors love – it plays well on the
road as well as at home, is consistent, and somehow always finds ways
to cover the point spread.
The team did go just
16-17 last season under first-year coach Bobby Cremins but the starting
five this campaign is solid with guards Goudelock (13.2 PPG LY) and
White (13.2) and the frontcourt of Johnson (11.2), Scott (10.8, 6.7
RPG) and Wiggins all being able to provide points.
In
the Cougars last two games – both 15-point wins – they blasted UNC
Greensboro, 77-62 (-5 ½) and Coastal Carolina, 73-58 to up their
winning streak to seven straight games.
Last
Saturday, UNC Wilmington (3-7, 3-4 ATS) was rolled 89-68 by Vermont and
is in a rebuilding mode this season after losing Carter (15.8 PPG LY),
Fountain (12.9), Kuljanin (12.8, 9.2 RPG) and Hendley (12.5). That’s 54 points a game they got last year from guys far, far from campus now.
Also
in the negative column for the Seahawks (77-4-90.0 PF-PA) is the sad
fact that at this point in the season they have given up more points
per game (90.0) than any other team in college basketball,
meaning that the team’s overall defense could be considered a real
weakness. And College of Charleston (79.9 PPG) can score. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON -17.
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NCAA College Basketball Betting Tip of the Day NC Wilmington at College of Charleston
NCAA College Basketball
NC Wilmington at College of Charleston
Carolina First Arena
Charleston, South Carolina
7ET/6CT/5MT/4PT
NC Wilmington at College of Charleston (-17): Perennial
Big Dancer College of Charleston (8-1, 4-1 ATS) is one of those
consistent basketball teams that bettors love – it plays well on the
road as well as at home, is consistent, and somehow always finds ways
to cover the point spread.
The team did go just
16-17 last season under first-year coach Bobby Cremins but the starting
five this campaign is solid with guards Goudelock (13.2 PPG LY) and
White (13.2) and the frontcourt of Johnson (11.2), Scott (10.8, 6.7
RPG) and Wiggins all being able to provide points.
In
the Cougars last two games – both 15-point wins – they blasted UNC
Greensboro, 77-62 (-5 ½) and Coastal Carolina, 73-58 to up their
winning streak to seven straight games.
Last
Saturday, UNC Wilmington (3-7, 3-4 ATS) was rolled 89-68 by Vermont and
is in a rebuilding mode this season after losing Carter (15.8 PPG LY),
Fountain (12.9), Kuljanin (12.8, 9.2 RPG) and Hendley (12.5). That’s 54 points a game they got last year from guys far, far from campus now.
Also
in the negative column for the Seahawks (77-4-90.0 PF-PA) is the sad
fact that at this point in the season they have given up more points
per game (90.0) than any other team in college basketball,
meaning that the team’s overall defense could be considered a real
weakness. And College of Charleston (79.9 PPG) can score. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON -17.
.
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