Boston College vs Providence Prediction College Basketball Picks 3/19/24
Providence (21-13) vs Boston College (19-15)
Game Info: Tuesday, March 19, 2024 at 7:00 pm (Amica Mutual Pavilion)
Betting Odds: Providence -3.5 -- Over/Under: 137.5 Click Here for the Latest Odds
Where to Watch: ESPNU
The Providence Friars and the Boston College Eagles will meet this Tuesday in the NIT Round of 32 at the Amica Mutual Pavilion on ESPNU. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best bets for this game. Here’s a Boston College vs Providence Prediction.
- The Providence recent form and recent player performance
- The Boston College recent form and recent player performance
- Recent Betting trends and streaks involving Providence
- Recent Betting trends and streaks involving Boston College
- Recent betting trends in games played between Boston College vs Providence
- A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for Today’s Game between Boston College vs Providence.
Boston College Preview: Eagles Entering On Heels of Successful Tournament
Boston College enters at 19-15 after losing to Virginia in the ACC Quarterfinals, 66-60. The Eagles nearly upset the Cavaliers before falling in overtime, and they’ll attempt to keep their season going Tuesday in Providence. BC is scoring 76.0 points per game, on 46.6% shooting, while allowing 70.8 ppg, and they’re 6-4 over their last ten games.
Boston College Team Profile
- Senior forward Quinten Post recorded a 23-point double-double in the OT loss to UVA, and he leads Boston College in scoring (16.6) and rebounding (7.9).
- Former CHSO guard Claudell Harris Jr. came thru with a game-high 27 points in the win over Clemson, and he’s second on the team at 13.3 ppg.
- Junior guard Jaeden Zackery matched his energy with a season-best 22 points against the Tigers, and he leads the Eagles in assists (4.3), while averaging 11.4 ppg.
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Providence Preview: Friars Come into NIT with Chip on Their Shoulder
Providence comes in at 21-13 after falling to Marquette in the Semifinals, 79-68. The Friars couldn’t overcome a slow start versus the Golden Eagles, and they’ll look to prove the committee wrong with a strong showing here in the NIT. Providence is scoring 72.8 points per game, on 44.8% shooting, while allowing 68.9 ppg, and they’re 6-4 over their last ten games.
Providence Team Profile
- Junior guard Devin Carter scored 22 points or more in four of the final five games, and he leads Providence in scoring (19.7), rebounding (8.7), and assists (3.8).
- GMU transfer Josh Oduro has grabbed nine boards or more in six straight games, and he’s second on the team at 16.1 ppg and 7.5 rpg.
Boston College Eagles Team Facts
- Boston College has lost each of its last five night games against the Big East Conference.
- Each of Boston College's last four night games against the Big East Conference have produced a total of 143+ points.
- Boston College has won the first half in each of its last four games against non-AP-ranked opponents.
Providence Friars Team Facts
- Providence has won each of its last 18 night games against non-Conference opponents at Amica Mutual Pavilion.
- Four of Providence's last five games against non-Conference opponents at Amica Mutual Pavilion have produced a total of 138+ points.
- Providence has won the first half in each of its last nine night games against non-Conference opponents at Amica Mutual Pavilion.
Boston College vs Providence Prediction: Friars Bounce Their Former Big East Rivals
Providence and St. John’s got the short end of the stick on Selection Sunday, and versus differing to participate, the former will enter the field with a chance to send a message. The Friars stayed afloat in the contested Big East in what was set to be a transition campaign with Kim English taking over for longtime coach Ed Cooley, and they put together a respectable resume. The Eagles closed the year well themselves, but if their former conference foes in Providence enter the NIT motivated, they can win the whole thing. Let’s see if the Friars come out fired up, and back them for this Round of 32 matchup.
Corey’s Pick Providence TO COVER
AUTHOR: Corey Ghee
