Florida A&M Rattlers vs Oregon Ducks Prediction, 11/7/2022 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Florida A&M Rattlers vs Oregon Ducks

Date: Monday, November 7, 2022

Location: Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, OR

TV: Hulu Live TV

Matthew Knight Arena is the location where the Oregon Ducks (20-15 last year) will play the Florida A&M Rattlers (13-17 last season) on Monday.

The Florida A&M Rattlers played Alabama A&M and went home with a loss by a final score of 61-56 in their last game of last season. Florida A&M wrapped up the game having earned a 34.3% FG percentage (23 out of 67) and made 4 of 18 shots from downtown. At the charity stripe, the Rattlers made 6 of their 9 shots for a rate of 66.7%. When it comes to pulling down boards, they compiled a total of 30 with 7 of them being offensive. They also doled out 10 assists in this contest as well as forcing the opposition into 8 turnovers and having 4 steals. In the matter of defense, Florida A&M let their opponent shoot 35.2% from the floor on 19 out of 54 shooting. Alabama A&M recorded 9 dimes and had 3 steals for the matchup. In addition, Alabama A&M snagged 45 boards (11 offensive, 34 defensive), but couldn't earn a rejection. Alabama A&M finished 74.1% from the charity stripe by converting 20 of 27 attempts. They made 3 of their 14 tries from distance. Regarding fouls, the Rattlers walked away with 19 and Alabama A&M had 10 fouls.

Kamron Reaves is a guy who was a factor in the game. He was able to score 13 points on 5 out of 10 shooting. He saw the court for 34 mins played and also totaled 6 boards. He walked away from this one shooting 50.0% from the floor and totaled 2 dimes.

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Florida A&M heads into this game after finishing with a win-loss record of 13-17 last year. They averaged 65.1 points per outing (319th in the country) while connecting on 42.8% from the floor. The Rattlers connected on 30.2% from downtown (137 of 453) and 70.5% from the free throw line. As a team, Florida A&M snagged 32.6 boards per contest and totaled 360 assists last season, which was 286th in the nation in terms of passing the rock. They lost possession via turnover 12.5 times per game and as a unit committed 17.7 fouls every game.

Defensively, the Rattlers were able to force 12.9 turnovers per game while drawing 15.7 personal fouls. They gave up 34.7% on shots from distance while they were 170th in D-1 in PPG allowed (68.8). The Rattlers defensively gave up an opponent shooting percentage of 42.3% (713 of 1,684) and they conceded 37.2 boards per game as a squad. They were ranked 92nd in Division 1 in giving up assists with 370 surrendered over the course of last year.

In their last game last season, the Oregon Ducks took a loss by a final score of 75-60 against Texas A&M. The Ducks pulled down 16 defensive boards and 14 offensive rebounds for a total of 30 for the contest. They coughed it up 10 times, while getting 6 steals for this contest. Texas A&M was called for 12 fouls in the game which got the Ducks to the free throw line for a total of 15 shots. They were able to make 12 of them for a rate of 80.0%. With regard to shooting from 3-point land, Oregon converted 6 of their 24 tries (25.0%). Overall, the Ducks finished shooting 21 out of 57 from the field which had them shooting 36.8%. The Ducks allowed Texas A&M to knock down 28 out of 59 attempts from the floor which gave them a rate of 47.5% in this game. They finished the game shooting 28.6% from beyond the arc by shooting 4 out of 14 and finished the contest at 15 out of 20 at the free throw line (75.0%). Regarding how they rebounded, Oregon permitted Texas A&M to pull down 36 in all (15 offensive).

N'Faly Dante was important for the Ducks in the matchup. He earned 13 points in his 23 mins on the court and had 2 dimes for the contest. He converted 5 out of 6 in this game for a field goal percentage of 83.3%, and had 13 rebounds.

Oregon had a mark of 20-15 last season. The Ducks were responsible for committing 16.6 personal fouls per game and they connected on 67.9% from the free throw line. They dished out assists 12.2 times per game (240th in the nation) and they gave up possession 11.7 times per game. Oregon scored 2,532 points last year (72.3 per game) and they averaged 35.1 boards per game. On the offensive side of the court, the Ducks hit 45.1% from the floor, which was ranked 110th in D-1.

The Ducks were ranked 194th in college basketball in PPG given up with 69.7. They forced their opponents into 13.3 TO's per game and let teams shoot 43.2% from the floor (181st in D-1). The Oregon defense conceded 32.2% on shots from behind the 3-point line (244 of 757) and their opponents converted on 70.5% of their foul shots. They relinquished 12.7 dimes and 35.5 total rebounds per game, which had them ranked 183rd and 230th in those categories on the defensive end.

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

Tony Sink's Pick: Take Oregon

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