College Basketball Predictions for February 22, 2014:
TEAM | WIN % | SCORE | VEGAS LINE |
517 Xavier | 50% | 68 | |
518 Georgetown | 50% | 69 | -2 |
519 Wisconsin | 34% | 65 | |
520 Iowa | 66% | 72 | -5 |
521 Indiana | 70% | 68 | |
522 Northwestern | 30% | 59 | PK |
523 Clemson | 56% | 70 | -1 |
524 Georgia Tech | 44% | 68 | |
525 Wake Forest | 20% | 63 | |
526 North Carolina | 80% | 77 | -14 |
527 Boston College | 32% | 59 | |
528 Miami (FL) | 68% | 68 | -5½ |
529 Louisville | 50% | 72 | -4 |
530 Cincinnati | 50% | 73 | |
531 Buffalo | 56% | 71 | -1 |
532 Kent State | 44% | 69 | |
533 Florida | 60% | 74 | -7 |
534 Mississippi | 40% | 70 | |
535 Indiana State | 56% | 69 | -1 |
536 Missouri State | 44% | 67 | |
537 St. Johns | 32% | 76 | |
538 Villanova | 68% | 84 | -9 |
539 Baylor | 37% | 69 | |
540 West Virginia | 63% | 75 | -1½ |
541 Georgia | 50% | 71 | |
542 South Carolina | 50% | 72 | -1 |
543 Texas Tech | 24% | 65 | |
544 Oklahoma State | 76% | 78 | -9 |
545 Central Florida | 44% | 69 | |
546 Houston | 56% | 72 | -5½ |
547 Notre Dame | 27% | 60 | |
548 Virginia | 73% | 71 | -13 |
549 Dayton | 62% | 72 | -4½ |
550 Duquesne | 38% | 67 | |
551 North Carolina State | 58% | 74 | -1½ |
552 Virginia Tech | 42% | 71 | |
553 Fordham | 18% | 62 | |
554 St. Josephs (PA) | 82% | 77 | -13 |
555 Tulsa | 71% | 73 | -7 |
556 Florida International | 29% | 63 | |
557 Middle Tennessee St. | 71% | 74 | -7 |
558 Marshall | 29% | 64 | |
559 Marquette | 74% | 76 | -7 |
560 DePaul | 26% | 65 | |
561 Milwaukee | 26% | 61 | |
562 Cleveland State | 74% | 72 | -11½ |
563 Tennessee | 58% | 74 | -4½ |
564 Texas A&M | 42% | 71 | |
565 UAB | 49% | 72 | |
566 Charlotte | 51% | 73 | PK |
567 Washington | 38% | 66 | |
568 Oregon State | 62% | 71 | -5½ |
569 Arkansas | 64% | 76 | -6 |
570 Mississippi State | 36% | 70 | |
571 LSU | 30% | 70 | |
572 Kentucky | 70% | 79 | -11½ |
573 St. Marys (CA) | 73% | 81 | -4 |
574 Santa Clara | 27% | 70 | |
575 Nevada | 51% | 73 | |
576 Air Force | 49% | 72 | -1½ |
577 Rhode Island | 15% | 61 | |
578 St. Bonaventure | 85% | 78 | -11 |
579 Northeastern | 37% | 70 | |
580 William & Mary | 63% | 76 | -4½ |
581 La Salle | 32% | 67 | |
582 Richmond | 68% | 75 | -4 |
583 Kansas State | 42% | 69 | |
584 Oklahoma | 58% | 72 | -5 |
585 Iowa State | 89% | 78 | -12 |
586 TCU | 11% | 59 | |
587 Towson | 68% | 73 | -5½ |
588 Hofstra | 32% | 65 | |
589 Rice | 23% | 60 | |
590 East Carolina | 77% | 73 | -8 |
591 UTEP | 29% | 66 | |
592 Southern Miss | 71% | 76 | -5½ |
593 Vanderbilt | 35% | 62 | |
594 Auburn | 65% | 69 | -4½ |
595 Wyoming | 43% | 67 | |
596 Colorado State | 57% | 70 | -4 |
597 Minnesota | 30% | 66 | |
598 Ohio State | 70% | 75 | -9 |
599 Ohio | 48% | 73 | |
600 Akron | 52% | 74 | -3 |
601 Syracuse | 47% | 76 | |
602 Duke | 53% | 78 | -6 |
603 CS Fullerton | 20% | 59 | |
604 UC Santa Barbara | 80% | 74 | -11½ |
605 Dartmouth | 62% | 71 | |
606 Pennsylvania | 38% | 66 | |
607 College of Charleston | 62% | 74 | -2 |
608 UNC Wilmington | 38% | 69 | |
609 Louisiana Tech | 78% | 79 | -7 |
610 Old Dominion | 22% | 66 | |
611 North Texas | 46% | 70 | |
612 Florida Atlantic | 54% | 72 | -4½ |
613 Texas | 43% | 74 | |
614 Kansas | 57% | 77 | -10 |
615 Louisiana-Monroe | 23% | 60 | |
616 Western Kentucky | 77% | 73 | -8½ |
617 Troy | 47% | 70 | |
618 South Alabama | 53% | 72 | -5 |
619 George Washington | 43% | 68 | |
620 St. Louis | 57% | 71 | -7½ |
621 Texas-Arlington | 50% | 70 | |
622 Arkansas-Little Rock | 50% | 71 | -2½ |
623 Texas State | 19% | 59 | |
624 Arkansas State | 81% | 74 | -10 |
625 Brown | 81% | 72 | |
626 Cornell | 19% | 57 | |
627 Harvard | 53% | 70 | |
628 Princeton | 47% | 68 | |
629 Loyola-Chicago | 38% | 67 | |
630 Bradley | 62% | 73 | -4½ |
631 Youngstown State | 38% | 69 | |
632 Valparaiso | 62% | 75 | -6½ |
633 Drake | 8% | 61 | |
634 Wichita State | 92% | 81 | -17 |
635 Texas-San Antonio | 37% | 66 | |
636 Tulane | 63% | 72 | -7½ |
637 Southern Illinois | 60% | 72 | -1 |
638 Evansville | 40% | 68 | |
639 UNLV | 44% | 75 | |
640 Boise State | 56% | 78 | -6½ |
641 Missouri | 62% | 74 | |
642 Alabama | 38% | 69 | -1 |
643 Louisiana-Lafayette | 34% | 71 | |
644 Georgia State | 66% | 79 | -8½ |
645 Portland | 39% | 76 | |
646 BYU | 61% | 81 | -12½ |
647 Fresno State | 29% | 64 | |
648 Utah State | 71% | 74 | -6½ |
649 UCLA | 57% | 77 | -1 |
650 Stanford | 43% | 74 | |
651 Temple | 6% | 61 | |
652 Memphis | 94% | 82 | -16½ |
653 UC Riverside | 37% | 66 | |
654 Cal Poly Slo | 63% | 72 | -8½ |
655 Pacific | 40% | 69 | |
656 San Francisco | 60% | 74 | -6 |
657 San Diego State | 50% | 74 | |
658 New Mexico | 50% | 73 | -3½ |
659 UC Irvine | 58% | 71 | -5½ |
660 CS Northridge | 42% | 68 | |
661 Arizona | 58% | 74 | -4½ |
662 Colorado | 42% | 70 | |
667 IUPU-Fort Wayne | 79% | 76 | -5 |
668 Indiana-Purdue | 21% | 62 | |
669 Appalachian State | 51% | 70 | |
670 Furman | 49% | 69 | -1½ |
671 The Citadel | 13% | 57 | |
672 Western Carolina | 87% | 75 | -15 |
673 Fairfield | 13% | 61 | |
674 Canisius | 87% | 79 | -11½ |
675 Elon | 50% | 72 | -4 |
676 Georgia Southern | 50% | 73 | |
677 Quinnipiac | 70% | 74 | -3½ |
678 Niagara | 30% | 65 | |
679 South Dakota State | 36% | 66 | |
680 North Dakota State | 64% | 73 | -8 |
681 SE Missouri State | 58% | 76 | -3½ |
682 UT Martin | 42% | 73 | |
683 Western Illinois | 53% | 71 | |
684 South Dakota | 47% | 69 | -4½ |
685 St. Peters | 42% | 70 | |
686 Monmouth (NJ) | 58% | 74 | -2 |
687 Wofford | 41% | 75 | |
688 Davidson | 59% | 79 | -9 |
689 Morehead State | 45% | 71 | |
690 Murray State | 55% | 73 | -4 |
691 Jacksonville State | 41% | 68 | |
692 Tennessee Tech | 59% | 72 | -5 |
693 Omaha | 40% | 72 | |
694 Denver | 60% | 76 | -9½ |
695 North Dakota | 42% | 68 | |
696 Northern Arizona | 58% | 71 | -1½ |
697 Eastern Kentucky | 68% | 78 | -5 |
698 Austin Peay | 32% | 70 | |
699 Idaho State | 43% | 68 | |
700 Montana | 57% | 71 | -8 |
701 Weber State | 60% | 74 | -3½ |
702 Montana State | 40% | 70 | |
703 Eastern Washington | 71% | 74 | -8 |
704 Southern Utah | 29% | 64 | |
705 Northern Colorado | 65% | 76 | -2½ |
706 Sacramento St. | 35% | 69 |
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