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<p>The Tar Heels and Rainbow Warriors are set to face off at 12:30 ET on ESPN2. The Rainbow Warriors will host the game at Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, HI. North Carolina is the -15.5 point favorites in this non-conference matchup against Hawaii. The over/under for the game is set at 153 points.</p><h3>NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS VS HAWAII RAINBOW WARRIORS BETTING PICK</h3><p>The Pick: Hawaii Rainbow Warriors +15.5</p><p>This game will be played at Stan Sheriff Center at 12:30 ET on Saturday, November 23rd.</p><h3>WHY BET THE HAWAII RAINBOW WARRIORS:</h3><ul><li>We have this one finishing with a projected score of 75-70 in favor of the Rainbow Warriors.</li><li>Not only will Hawaii pick up the win, but look for them to cover at +15.5.</li><li>The over/under is currently sitting at 153 points, and we like the under with a projected 145 points.</li></ul><h3>Will North Carolina Secure A Victory as Road Favorites?</h3><p>North Carolina dominated the Eagles on Friday, November 15th, with a 107-55 win at home. The Tar Heels, who were -25 favorites, covered the spread, and the game’s total points of 162 exceeded the O/U line of 150.</p> <p>After leading 43-34 at halftime, UNC’s defense stepped up, allowing just 21 points in the 2nd half while scoring 64 points themselves.</p><p>North Carolina's offense was firing on all cylinders in their last game, putting up 107 points on 59% shooting from the field. Their effective field goal percentage was an impressive 65.6%, thanks in large part to their 74.4% shooting on two-point attempts. From beyond the arc, they hit 7 of 22 threes, good for 31.8%, and they were solid at the free-throw line, connecting on 28 of 34 attempts for 82.4%.</p> <p>Jalen Washington and Elliot Cadeau both scored 18 points, with Washington going a perfect 6 for 6 from the field. Cadeau also added 8 assists. Matt Rogers contributed 15 points and 7 rebounds, while Seth Trimble and RJ Davis each added 13 points, with Trimble shooting 66.7% from the field.</p><p>Even with a strong defensive effort, the Tar Heels couldn’t slow down their opponent, who scored 55 points while shooting 59% from the field. North Carolina struggled to contain two-point shots, allowing 29/39 shooting for 74%.</p> <p>From beyond the arc, the Tar Heels gave up 7 threes on 22 attempts, a 31% shooting rate. Their opponent also capitalized at the free-throw line, hitting 28/34 for 82%. North Carolina allowed 10 offensive rebounds.</p><h3>Do the Rainbow Warriors Stand a Chance at Home?</h3><h3>Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Recent Game/Games</h3> 

<p>The Rainbow Warriors picked up a 73-68 win over Weber State on Sunday, November 17th. Hawaii was favored by 6 points going into the game, but they didn’t cover the spread. The total points for the game reached 141, surpassing the over/under line of 134.</p> 

<p>Hawaii found themselves trailing 38-31 at halftime but turned things around in the 2nd half. They held Weber State to just 19 points after the break while scoring 26 points of their own to secure the win.</p><p>Blaise Threatt and Tanner Christensen combined for 52 points in Hawaii's recent game, with Threatt scoring 27 and grabbing 9 rebounds, while Christensen shot 90.9% from the field, finishing with 25 points. As a team, Hawaii shot 43.1% overall, with a 20% mark from three-point range, hitting just 3 of 15 attempts.</p> <p>Hawaii's effective field goal percentage was 47.1%, and they struggled at the free-throw line, converting 65% of their 40 attempts. The team recorded 12 offensive rebounds and 14 assists, with Threatt adding 3 assists to his standout performance.</p><p>Hawaii's defense gave up 68 points in their last game, with their opponents shooting 43% from the field on 22 of 51 attempts. Inside the arc, Hawaii allowed 19 two-point baskets on 36 attempts, a 52% shooting rate.</p> <p>From three-point range, Hawaii held their opponents to just 3 made threes on 15 attempts, a 20% success rate. At the free-throw line, Hawaii's opponents shot 65%, making 26 of 40 attempts. Hawaii also gave up 12 offensive rebounds.</p>

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<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>College Basketball Picks -- Saint Louis hopes for a revenge special vs. LaSalle</strong></span>

The Saint Louis Billikens we're probably not ready for primetime when they last faced off against the La Salle Explorers. It came after a long layoff, followed by only one game back.

But now Saint Louis likes to think that it is closer to full strength, and so they're looking for payback as these teams face each other at 9 p.m. ET at the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis.

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The final score was 82 - 75 on February 3rd, and that came after Saint Louis had been beaten by Dayton previously. The Billikens had to sit out from December 23rd to January 26th, due to pandemic related issues. Against La Salle they had only four triples and surrendered 50% shooting from the field overall. After that game, they bounced back to defeat St Bonaventure, Rhode Island and Fordham.

La Salle has lost four of its last five games, and they have lost ten different times by double-digit margins. They have a record of 8 - 12, while St Louis, which was nationally-ranked earlier in the season, comes into this game at 10 - 3.

St Louis does a tremendous job of Defending two-point shots; that is, those that come inside the three-point arc. As far as getting out to the perimeter and contesting triples is concerned, they've allowed 34.2%, which is a little more than the national average.

La Salle is not the kind of team that is likely to work inside all that much, with 39% of their attempts coming from downtown. But they were able to do something that quite a few of the Bills' opponents have done, which is get to the free-throw line. In fact, they made 20 out of 26 attempts from the charity stripe when these teams played less than two weeks ago. It's a shame that La Salle shoots only 66.9% from there, because if they were better, they could be counted on to take full advantage again.

In the college basketball betting odds posted on this game by the folks at <a href="http://bangthebook.com/s/bas"><strong>BetAnySports</strong></a>, Saint Louis is a huge favorite:

<strong>Saint Louis Billikens -16</strong>
<strong>La Salle Explorers +16</strong>

<strong>Over 142 points -110</strong>
<strong>Under 142 points -110</strong>

There is little question that La Salle will have to hit its three-pointers to win. And Saint Louis is not the most forgiving team in the country when you miss; they have pulled down 22.4% of all the available defensive rebounds, which is 17th the best in the country.

The impression might be that Saint Louis is an outstanding shooting team, but although they are not an embarrassment to themselves, they aren't really among the national leaders, with an effective field-goal percentage of 53.5%, which ranks 56th in the country. The Billikens will crash the offensive boards, though, and they will do it from the guard position, with 6 - 3 Jordan Goodwin contributing a great deal in that regard. He might just be the best rebounding guard in the country.

We like teams that can distribute the basketball, and only eight schools have a higher ratio of assists to field goals then Saint Louis does. Not only do they work hard for their shots, they make the defense work hard as well to keep up with them.

Certainly La Salle has its hands full dealing with Saint Louis' rebounding ability, balance and inside defense. But consider as well that this is quite a point spread for SLU to cover.

We are always a little hesitant laying big numbers when we know that the favorite it's not a prolific three-point shooting contingent. In this instance, triples account for only 32% of the Billikens' field goal attempts. That doesn't mean they won't be able to cover this number, but it means we'll have to work harder to do it.

And if the Explorers can get some three-point firepower from the likes of Sharif Kenney (37.7%) and Jhamir Brickus (37.5%), they are going to make this a lot closer than most people expect. So we will take the points.

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La Salle at Saint Louis College Basketball Free Pick & Prediction 2/16/21

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