Missouri Tigers vs South Carolina Gamecocks Betting Picks & Predictions

Game outlook

This content provides a concise summary of an upcoming SEC college basketball game between the Missouri Tigers and the South Carolina Gamecocks. Both teams have impressive records, with the Tigers at 16-3 overall and 4-2 in SEC play, while the Gamecocks stand at 16-3 for the season, winning four out of their six conference matchups. The game will take place on Saturday, with the opening tip-off scheduled for 1:00 PM EST. South Carolina is favored to win, as indicated by the opening line of -6, which has since shifted slightly to -6.5.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Tigers +225 | Gamecocks -275

Spread: Tigers +6.5 (-110) | Gamecocks -6.5 (-110)

Total: Over/Under 136 (-110)

Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that South Carolina will win straight-up is 73%.

Missouri Tigers

The Missouri Tigers suffered another loss, extending their losing streak to six games in both SEC play and overall. Despite holding the Texas A&M Aggies to under 30% shooting from the field, the Tigers were unable to secure a victory. Sean East II led Missouri with 17 points and five assists, while Tamar Bates contributed 16 points. However, the Tigers struggled with their own shooting, making only 38% of their field goals and committing 15 turnovers compared to Texas A&M's eight. As the Tigers continue to search for their first SEC win this season, they rank 140th in the nation in scoring offense. Their field goal percentage ranks 141st and their three-point field goal percentage ranks 225th. Despite their poor shooting percentage, they are 95th in three-point field goals made per game. Defensively, the Tigers rank 202nd in scoring defense, 125th in field goal defense, and 155th in three-point defense. On the rebounding front, they rank 293rd in total rebounds per game. However, they have excelled in protecting the basketball, ranking 81st in turnovers per game. Noteworthy injuries include G Caleb Grill, who is currently sidelined with a wrist injury. For those seeking NCAAB predictions, they can find the best ones available. In terms of their power ranking, Missouri ranks 328th. Offensively, they are ranked 192nd, averaging 74.11 points per game. Defensively, they rank 236th, allowing an average of 73.58 points per game. This season, they have a record of 8-11 (5-13-1 ATS). On offense, the Tigers have a field goal percentage of 44.71% and a free throw percentage of 76.53%. They make an average of 32.70% of their three-point attempts. In terms of rebounds, they average 32.32 per game. They also average 13.32 offensive assists and 10.89 turnovers per game. Defensively, the Tigers allow a field goal percentage of 43.20% and a free throw percentage of 76.00%. They allow 33.33% of three-pointers to be made and average 37.58 defensive rebounds per game. Additionally, they average 12.89 defensive assists and 13.79 turnovers per game. . @Rise_Shine_55 with the big four-point play! Tigers within three, 54-51 #MIZ 🐯 pic.twitter.com/XeuRecPmYf