Pick 5: VCU Rams Moneyline -166 (Fanduel)
Tuesday's showdown between the VCU Rams and Davidson Wildcats is sure to be an intense game, and the Rams are gearing up to reclaim their victory. VCU has a 14-3 record when favored, compared to Davidson's 1-7 record as the underdog. This game could be closer than expected, but the Rams have a big advantage on the defensive end that should put them over the top.
VCU's defense has been their biggest strength this season. They lead the A-10 in blocks per game with 5.2, a full 3 more than Davidson. The Rams also lead the league in steals per game with 7.7, a difference of 3.5 more than the Wildcats. VCU's success as the favorite this season should give them the edge they need on Tuesday.
The Rams have also been one of the best teams in the A-10 shooting from the three-point range at 35.1%. As the Wildcats have been struggling from beyond the arc, the Rams have a good chance of taking an early lead. Davidson is eighth in the A-10 in assists per game, so the Rams' defense could prove to be a major factor in this game.
Adrian Baldwin Jr. and David Shriver have been key contributors for VCU this season. Baldwin Jr. has been a consistent scorer for VCU, averaging 11.4 points over the last 10 games. Shriver has also been a reliable shooter from the three-point range, averaging 1.9 threes per game while shooting 40.4% from beyond the arc.
For Davidson, Sam Mennenga and Foster Loyer have been the leaders of the team. Mennenga is averaging 16.0 points per game and Loyer is averaging 2.1 made 3-pointers over the last 10 games. Even with their individual success, the Wildcats have been unable to establish a consistent team performance.
Given the Rams' advantage on the defensive end and their record as the favorite, VCU is a formidable opponent in Tuesday's NCAA showdown. While the game could be close, the Rams should be able to capitalize on their strengths and come away with the win.
Pick 5: VCU Rams Moneyline -166 (Fanduel)
Tuesday's showdown between the VCU Rams and Davidson Wildcats is sure to be an intense game, and the Rams are gearing up to reclaim their victory. VCU has a 14-3 record when favored, compared to Davidson's 1-7 record as the underdog. This game could be closer than expected, but the Rams have a big advantage on the defensive end that should put them over the top.
VCU's defense has been their biggest strength this season. They lead the A-10 in blocks per game with 5.2, a full 3 more than Davidson. The Rams also lead the league in steals per game with 7.7, a difference of 3.5 more than the Wildcats. VCU's success as the favorite this season should give them the edge they need on Tuesday.
The Rams have also been one of the best teams in the A-10 shooting from the three-point range at 35.1%. As the Wildcats have been struggling from beyond the arc, the Rams have a good chance of taking an early lead. Davidson is eighth in the A-10 in assists per game, so the Rams' defense could prove to be a major factor in this game.
Adrian Baldwin Jr. and David Shriver have been key contributors for VCU this season. Baldwin Jr. has been a consistent scorer for VCU, averaging 11.4 points over the last 10 games. Shriver has also been a reliable shooter from the three-point range, averaging 1.9 threes per game while shooting 40.4% from beyond the arc.
For Davidson, Sam Mennenga and Foster Loyer have been the leaders of the team. Mennenga is averaging 16.0 points per game and Loyer is averaging 2.1 made 3-pointers over the last 10 games. Even with their individual success, the Wildcats have been unable to establish a consistent team performance.
Given the Rams' advantage on the defensive end and their record as the favorite, VCU is a formidable opponent in Tuesday's NCAA showdown. While the game could be close, the Rams should be able to capitalize on their strengths and come away with the win.
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