Missouri State Bears Set to End Losing Streak Against Murray State Racers

Game outlook

The Missouri State Bears will be looking to end their two-game losing streak when they face the Murray State Racers on Wednesday night. The game will take place at CFSB Center and is set to start at 8 PM ET. In their most recent game, the Bears suffered a close 73-71 defeat to Indiana State as seven-point underdogs. Meanwhile, the Racers are coming off a 73-70 victory over Evansville as 7.5-point favorites. In previous matchups, Murray State holds a 4-3 record against Missouri State. Currently, Notre Dame is favored to win with an opening line of -2.5, but the line has shifted to Notre Dame -3.5.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Yellow Jackets +140 | Fighting Irish -165

Spread: Yellow Jackets +3.5 (-110) | Fighting Irish -3.5 (-110)

Total: Over/Under 132.5 (-110)

Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Notre Dame will win straight-up is 62%.

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

The Bears have had mixed results in their recent games, winning four in a row before losing their last two. They are aiming to break their losing streak by defeating the Racers and securing their fifth win in their last seven games. In terms of their offensive performance, Missouri State is averaging 71.8 points per game and scored 71 points in their most recent match. They had a field goal percentage of 41.3% and a three-pointer percentage of 20%. Alston Mason led the team with 26 points and two rebounds, followed by N.J. Benson with 11 points and 13 rebounds, and Damien Mayo Jr. with 11 points and six rebounds. However, the team has struggled defensively, allowing an average of 70.9 points per game and giving up 73 points in their last game. They will need to improve their defensive efforts in order to secure a victory. Additionally, Nick Kramer's availability for the upcoming game is uncertain due to a knee injury. Georgia Tech currently holds a power ranking of 350 and is ranked 238 in offense, scoring an average of 72.00 points per game. However, their defense is ranked lower at 292, allowing an average of 76.17 points to be scored against them per game. Their overall record for the season is 10-14, with a corresponding ATS record of 10-14. Offensively, the Yellow Jackets have a field goal percentage of 42.01%, ranking 300th in the NCAAB. Their free throw percentage stands at 68.36%, ranking 296th, and their three-point shooting percentage is 32.21%, ranking 262nd. They average 38.35 rebounds per game (ranked 71st), 13.09 offensive assists, and 12.13 turnovers per game (ranked 183rd and 200th, respectively). Defensively, Georgia Tech allows opponents to make 42.71% of their field goals (ranked 133rd) and 72.36% of their free throws (ranked 242nd). Additionally, they allow opponents to make 32.02% of their three-pointers (ranked 97th) and average 36.74 defensive rebounds per game (ranked 36th). On the defensive aspect, the team averages 13.17 defensive assists and 9.30 turnovers per game, ranking 209th and 357 Bears can fly. pic.twitter.com/fTke1dJTwt