Campbell Fighting Camels vs Virginia Cavaliers Prediction, 11/6/2024 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Campbell Fighting Camels vs Virginia Cavaliers

Date: Wednesday 6 November 2024

Location: John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, VA

TV: ESPN+

John Paul Jones Arena is where the Virginia Cavaliers (23-11 last year) will try to defeat the Campbell Fighting Camels (14-18 last season) on Wednesday.

The Campbell Fighting Camels faced Monmouth and walked away with a 90-67 loss in their last contest. When it comes to fouls, the Fighting Camels finished with 13 and Monmouth had 21 fouls. They also hit 8 of 24 shots from distance. Monmouth finished 88.9% at the charity stripe, making 8 of 9 shots. On top of that, Monmouth collected 37 boards (14 offensive, 23 defensive) but didn’t have a block. Monmouth dished out 22 dimes and had 6 steals for the game. When it comes to defense, Campbell allowed their opponent to shoot 55.2% from the floor on 37 of 67 shooting. They also dished out 10 assists for the game while forcing the other team into 9 turnovers and getting 7 steals. In terms of rebounding, they totaled 20, 4 of which were offensive. At the free throw line, the Fighting Camels buried 21 of their 28 attempts for a 75.0% percentage. Campbell finished with a 44.2% FG percentage (19 of 43) and converted 8 of their 21 3-pointers.

Anthony Dell’Orso is one who came through for the match. He finished 63.6% from the field and also recorded 2 dimes. He was on the hardwood for 35 minutes and grabbed 5 rebounds. He finished with 23 points on 7-of-11 shooting.

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Campbell will play this game after finishing with a 14-18 win-loss record last season. They averaged 71.0 points per game. competition (253rd in Division 1) while shooting 46.3% from the floor. The Fighting Camels hit 34.5% on 3-pointers (232 of 673) and 72.5% from the charity stripe. As a team, Campbell pulled down 32.5 rebounds per game. contest and totaled 425 dimes during last season, which was 193rd in the nation in passing yards. They turned it over 12.0 times per competition and as a unit committed 15.2 errors per match.

On defense, the Fighting Camels were able to force their opponents into 11.8 turnovers per game while drawing 16.7 fouls. They ranked 226th in college basketball in giving up assists to their opponents with 439 given up last season. The Fighting Camels defense gave up a field goal percentage of 44.0% (849 of 1,928) and they allowed 34.8 boards per possession. fight as a team. They surrendered 33.3% on 3-point shots and they ranked 188th in college hoops in PPG allowed (72.1).

In their last game, the Virginia Cavaliers took a loss by a score of 67-42 when they played against Colorado State. The Cavaliers collected 16 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive boards for a total of 21 for the contest. They also coughed up the ball 3 times while getting 4 steals in this game. Colorado State committed 15 fouls for the contest, which got the Cavaliers to the free throw line for a total of 17 attempts. They were able to knock down 11 of the free throw attempts for a 64.7% percentage. In terms of shooting from distance, Virginia made 3 of 17 attempts (17.6%). When the final whistle blew, the Cavaliers finished 14 of 56 from the floor, giving them a 25.0% shooting percentage. The Cavaliers allowed Colorado State to make 26 of their 47 attempts from the field, giving them a 55.3% rate for the game. They finished 35.7% from distance on 5-of-14 shooting and ended up going 10-of-14 from the charity stripe (71.4%). In terms of cleaning the glass, Virginia allowed Colorado State to pull down 43 total (6 offensive).

Reece Beekman ended up being a factor for the Cavaliers for this contest. He buried 4 of 16 for this game for a rate of 25.0%, and collected 3 rebounds. He earned 15 points in his 35 minutes of playing time and had 4 dimes for this game.

Virginia had a 23-11 mark last year. The Cavaliers committed 13.5 fouls per game and they shot 63.7% from the free throw line. They handed out assists 15.0 times per competition (70th in Division 1), and they gave up 8.1 times per competition. Virginia scored 2,140 points last year (62.9 per game) and they averaged 32.6 boards per game. game. As an offensive team, the Cavaliers shot 42.8% from the floor, which was 282nd in the nation.

The Virginia defense allowed 30.5% on shots from behind the 3-point line (218 of 715) and their opponents connected on 74.9% of their shots from the free throw line. They dished out 11.2 assists and 34.7 boards per game, which ranked them 49th and 178th in D-1. The Cavaliers on the defensive end were ranked 3rd in the nation in PPG given up at 59.8. They were able to force 12.0 TOs each game and allowed teams to shoot 40.6% from the floor (21st in college hoops).

Who will win tonight’s NCAA basketball game against the spread?

Tony Sink’s Pick: Take Campbell

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