Pacific Tigers vs San Francisco Dons Betting Picks & Predictions

Game outlook

The South Florida Bulls and the North Texas Mean Green are preparing to face off in a crucial American Athletic Conference matchup. The Bulls currently hold a strong position in the conference with a record of 14-5 (7-1), while the Mean Green have a decent standing at 12-8 (5-3). This game, scheduled to take place on February 3rd at the UNT Coliseum at 6:00 PM ET, carries importance not only for conference standings but also to showcase the resilience and tactical skills of both teams. San Francisco is predicted to be the betting favorite with an opening line of -22, and there have been no changes in the odds so far.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Tigers +1,250 | Dons -3,030

Spread: Tigers +22 (-110) | Dons -22 (-110)

Total: Over/Under 142.5 (-110)

Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that San Francisco will win straight-up is 97%.

Pacific Tigers

The South Florida Bulls have had a successful season so far in the American Athletic Conference, boasting a 14-5 (7-1) record. Their recent victory against East Carolina, with a scoreline of 71-60, highlights their strong performance on both offense and defense. The Bulls have an average of 76.4 points per game, indicating their offensive efficiency, led by Selton Miguel with an average of 14.5 points. They have a shooting accuracy of 43.8% from the field, complemented by 35.1% from beyond the arc and a reliable free-throw percentage of 73.4%. On the rebounding front, they gather 36.4 boards per game, with Kasean Pryor leading with 7.1 rebounds. Defensively, they limit opponents to 69.8 points per game and 42.4% shooting from the field. Their perimeter defense is particularly effective, with opponents shooting just 31.6% from three-point range. The Bulls' strong defense, supported by Pryor's steals and blocks, has contributed significantly to their success within the conference. With a 12-5-2 ATS record, they have consistently performed well against the spread, showcasing their competitiveness. As they continue their season, the synergy between their offense and defense will be crucial in their pursuit of a top spot in the conference standings. On the other hand, Pacific has struggled this season, ranked 6-17 (4-17 ATS) with a power ranking of 356. Offensively, they score an average of 65.17 points per game, ranking 343. They have a shooting accuracy of 41.69% from the field and 63.29% from free throws, ranking 314 and 353 respectively. Their three-point shooting stands at 31.11%, ranking 299. They average 27.61 rebounds per game, ranking 362, and have 13.74 offensive assists and 12.13 turnovers per game, ranking 144 and 197 respectively. Defensively, Pacific allows an average of 76.61 points per game, ranking 302. They allow opponents to shoot 47.18% from the field and 71.67% from free throws, ranking 345 and 206 respectively. They give up an average of 34.58% from three-point range and gather 36.65 defensive rebounds per game, ranking 269