Richmond Spiders vs Va. Commonwealth Rams Betting Picks & Predictions

Game outlook

The Richmond Spiders, who are currently on an 11-game winning streak, will be facing off against the VCU Rams in an Atlantic 10 Conference matchup at the Stuart C. Siegel Center. The Spiders recently achieved a road victory against the Fordham Rams with a score of 83-69. On the other hand, the VCU Rams suffered a 67-62 road loss against the St. Bonaventure Bonnies. The current betting line favors VCU, with the opening line set at -3 and the current line at -3.5.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Spiders +138 | Rams -163

Spread: Spiders +3.5 (-110) | Rams -3.5 (-110)

Total: Over/Under 135.5 (-110)

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

Richmond Spiders

The Richmond Spiders recently achieved a dominant 83-69 road win, demonstrating impressive offensive prowess. They shot at an impressive 58.5% overall, 57.1% from beyond the arc, and made 16 free throws. Senior guard Jordan King played an instrumental role, contributing 29 points, three rebounds, two assists, and two steals in 35 minutes. Defensively, the Spiders held their opponents to shooting splits of 41.1%/33.3%/70.0%. Overall, the Richmond Spiders have been performing well offensively this season, averaging 73.4 points on 46.5% shooting. Their defense has also been strong, allowing an average of 65.1 points per game leading up to this match. In terms of rankings, the Spiders hold position 221 in offense, scoring an average of 72.90 points per game, and position 34 in defense, allowing an average of 64.90 points against. Their overall record for the season stands at 16-5 with a 16-4-1 ATS record. On offense, the Spiders have been successful in hitting 45.99% of their field goals and 72.73% of their free throws, with a three-point shooting average of 36.28% (ranked 66th in the NCAAB). They average 34.55 rebounds per game, 12.85 offensive assists, and commit 8.50 turnovers per game (ranked 249, 212, and 1 respectively). Defensively, Richmond's opponents make 39.16% of their field goals and 70.53% of their free throws. They allow 29.80% of three-pointers to be made and average 37.90 defensive rebounds per game (ranked 29 and 37.90 respectively). The Spiders also average 11.05 defensive assists and 11.65 turnovers per game (ranked 53 and 246 respectively). It is worth noting that there are no reported injuries for the Richmond team. Overall, the Richmond Spiders have displayed strong performances on both ends of the court throughout the season. All 4️⃣ of these ... Jordan King's 4-point dagger is the @orthovirginia play of the game at Fordham. #OneRichmond pic.twitter.com/dNRNYmuWkU