There’s a lot to love about Virginia Tech, but the Hokies aren’t exactly a top-flight team. As a team that has been winning the last three games, the Blue Devils have been averaging close to 60 points per game. This season, they’ve only allowed eight turnovers. The Hokies are also one of the more experienced teams in college basketball, and their guards are more experienced.
Virginia Tech is just 1-4 against KenPom top-100 teams, but St. Bonaventure is 4-0 against these teams. The Hokies’ star guard, Storm Murphy, is a bit of a disappointment after transferring from Wofford. He has been unable to beat guys off the dribble, and it seems like he’ll be too inconsistent to be a force in such a high-profile game. While Murphy is a good player, his shooting hasn’t been consistent enough to make him a viable option to be a factor.
St. Bonaventure is a solid team that has played well in recent games. They are 3-1 in neutral-site games, and they have a nice record. They’re also a 2.5-point underdog against Virginia Tech. The Huskies have been mediocre this year, but they’ve won their last two games on neutral-site sites. So, they’re a decent pick to win this matchup.
As a favorite, the Bonnies are likely to win this game. Both teams have a good defense and will get fired up in this one. However, the St. Bonaventure Bonnies are a good bet against Virginia Tech. This team has a history of covering underdogs and limiting their opponents to five7.2 points per game. They’ve covered five of their last seven games, but have failed to cover the spread in their previous four.
Although Virginia Tech is a top-tier program, the Blue Devils haven’t beaten any of them this season. This season, the Hokies are 0-8 against top-tier teams. In contrast, Virginia Tech has struggled to play well against teams in the AP poll, and has only won two of its last five games on neutral sites. As a result, the underdogs should be on the lookout for a win in this game.
Virginia Tech has a long and storied history with the Bonnies. They were once members of the Atlantic 10 Conference. Despite their lack of star power, the Bonnies have a 10-game series advantage over the Tech squads. During the past year, both teams have won three out of four games. Interestingly, the NCAA NET 100 is only one team that has won four of its last 11 games in a row.
In this game, St. Bonaventure has the advantage in experience and talent. It swept the Charleston Classic and could get back its leading scorer, which is important for their outside shooting. In addition, the teams have similar styles. They also both play slow basketball, which is a bad matchup for either team. It’s hard to predict the winner of this game, but there’s a strong underdog in the game.
If the game is evenly-matched, Virginia Tech has the better shooting team. Their big men are an advantage for the Blue Devils. The ACC is a weak conference for a team to win a national championship. The ACC is a good place to find value in a ranked team. The over/under for this game is 129. The over/under is the opposite of the over/under.
While Virginia Tech has a solid record, it’s a different story for St. Bonaventure. The Blue Devils have a slow tempo and are susceptible to the spread. They have a low scoring defense, and they don’t have a good guard. So, St. Bonaventure has a better overall offense. If they play well, they should cover the spread and win the game straight-up.
The ATS is a great place to find St. Bonaventure vs. Virginia Tech has a high-level of talent and a deep bench. Their bench is a real issue, but they have a very talented starting lineup. And, while they’re not very good defensively, the Huskies average 73.8 points per game. Whether they play poorly or have a strong bench, Virginia Tech is a good bet.
