William & Mary Tribe vs Drexel Dragons NCAA Basketball Betting Pick & Prediction 2/6/25

Making on a bet on this NCAA game featuring the Tribe versus the Dragons? Tip off is at at 7:00 ET, and you can watch it all unfold on FloC. The game will be played at Daskalakis Athletic Center in Philadelphia, PA. The over/under for this game is set at 148.5 points, and Drexel is favored by -2.5 vs. William & Mary in a Coastal Athletic Association conference matchup.

WILLIAM & MARY TRIBE VS DREXEL DRAGONS BETTING PICK

The Pick: Drexel Dragons -2.5

This game will be played at Daskalakis Athletic Center at 7:00 ET on Thursday, February 6th.

WHY BET THE DREXEL DRAGONS:

• We have this one finishing with a projected score of 77-69 in favor of the Dragons.
• Not only will Drexel pick up the win, but look for them to cover at -2.5.
• The over/under is currently sitting at 148.5 points, and we like the under with a projected 146 points.

Will William & Mary Be The Talk of Daskalakis Athletic Center?

William & Mary Tribe Recent Game/Games

William & Mary improved to 12-9 on the season with a 90-75 win over Charleston on Monday. The Tribe, who were +1 underdogs going into the game, not only pulled off the win but also covered the spread. The total points for the game came to 165, just under the O/U line of 168.5.

Leading 41-39 at halftime, William & Mary took control in the 2nd half, outscoring Charleston 49-36 to seal the win. Their strong 2nd-half performance was key in securing the victory.

William & Mary put up 90 points in their last game, shooting 50% from the field and 37.8% from three-point range, hitting 14 of 37 attempts. Their effective field goal percentage was 60.6%, thanks in part to their 65.5% shooting on two-point attempts.

The Tribe dished out 27 assists, with Derrin Boyd leading the way with 21 points and 5 assists, shooting 57.1% overall and 42.9% from deep. Ante Brzovic added 20 points and 8 rebounds, hitting 63.6% of his shots, while Kyle Pulliam contributed 18 points in 22 minutes, shooting 66.7% from the field.

William & Mary gave up 75 points in their last game, with their defense allowing the opposing team to shoot 50% from the field, hitting 33 of 66 attempts. The Tribe struggled to contain two-point shots, where the other team connected on 65% of their tries, going 19 for 29.

From beyond the arc, William & Mary allowed 14 threes on 37 attempts, a 37% shooting rate. They also sent the other team to the free-throw line 13 times, where they made 10, shooting 76%. The Tribe gave up 10 offensive rebounds in the game.

Can the Dragons Please their Home Crowd?

Drexel Dragons Recent Game/Games

The Dragons fell to 11-11 on the season after a narrow 55-54 road loss to Towson on Saturday. Drexel entered the game as +6.5 point underdogs but managed to cover the spread.

After trailing 35-29 at halftime, Drexel tightened up defensively in the second half, holding Towson to 20 points while scoring 25 themselves. The game’s total points of 109 fell short of the 127.5 O/U line.

Drexel’s offense put up 54 points in their last game, shooting 46.8% from the field with an effective field goal percentage of 53.2%. They connected on 55.2% of their two-point attempts, while hitting 33.3% from beyond the arc, going 6-for-18 from three-point range.

The Dragons struggled at the free-throw line, making just 4 of 9 attempts for a 44.4% rate. Tyler Tejada led the way with 20 points, shooting 50% from the field, while Dylan Williamson added 18 points, hitting 4 of 9 from deep.

Despite Drexel’s defensive efforts, they couldn’t hold their opponent under 55 points. The Dragons allowed 38% shooting from the field, with 22 made baskets on 57 attempts. Inside the arc, Drexel’s defense gave up 16 two-point field goals on 36 attempts, a 44% success rate for the opposing team.

From three-point range, Drexel held their opponent to 6 made threes on 21 attempts, limiting them to 28% shooting. The Dragons also sent their opponent to the free-throw line 10 times, where they converted 5 attempts. Drexel allowed 11 offensive rebounds in the game.