Stonehill College vs Lindenwood Prediction College Basketball Picks 11/17/24

The Stonehill Skyhawks and the Lindenwood Lions meet Sunday in college basketball action from the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best bets for this game. Here’s a Stonehill vs. Lindenwood prediction.

Stonehill Recap

The Stonehill Skyhawks come into this one looking to build on their 80-54 win over New Orleans last time out. After this game, Stonehill will return home to take on Bryant.

Stonehill Looking To String Wins Together

Todd Brogna leads the Skyhawks in scoring and rebounding with 13.6 PPG and 6.6 RPG while Josh Morgan has 13 PPG with 4.2 RPG as the only other double-digit scorer for Stonehill so far this season. Chas Stinson has 7.6 PPG with 4.2 RPG while Amir Nesbitt has team-highs of 3.2 APG and 2 SPG this season. As a team, Stonehill is averaging 64.2 PPG on 36.4% shooting from the field, 36.6% from three, and 66.7% from the foul line this season.

Why the Stonehill Skyhawks will win

• Lindenwood (MO) has lost each of its last 10-day games.
• Stonehill has won three of its last four-day games.

Lindenwood Recap

The Lindenwood Lions come into this one looking to bounce back from a 67-53 loss to Robert Morris last time out. After this game, Lindenwood will head on the road to take on Valparaiso.

Lions Drop Back-To-Back Games

Jadis Jones leads the Lions in scoring and rebounding with 11 PPG and 7.8 RPG while Markeith Browning II has 11 PPG with 3.5 RPG and a share of the team-high with 3 APG this season. Anias Futrell has 10 PPG with 4.5 RPG to round out the trio of double-digit scorers for Lindenwood up to this point in the year. Colin Ruffin’s also added 3 APG as well for the Lions so far this year. As a team, Lindenwood is averaging 71.3 PPG on 46.2% shooting from the field, 24.4% from three, and 60% from the foul line this season.

Why the Lindenwood Lions will win

• Stonehill has lost 29 of its last 34 games.

Stonehill vs. Lindenwood Prediction

I’m leaning towards Stonehill here. I think these teams are fairly even, but the one significant advantage here is Stonehill’s ability to hit their threes while Lindenwood has issues with defending the perimeter. The Skyhawks are a decent enough squad to get the win and cover here so give me Stonehill.