Michigan State vs Niagara Prediction 11-7-24 College Basketball Picks

In this article, we will formulate a Michigan State vs Niagara prediction for this College Basketball game on Thursday, November 7th at the Breslin Center in East Lansing, Michigan. Let’s take a look at the prediction for this College Basketball matchup.

Michigan State Spartans Betting Preview

The Michigan State Spartans are 1-0 this season after they defeated Monmouth by a score of 81-57 in their last game. Michigan State led 38-27 at halftime and they scored 43 more points in the second half to pull away for the win and cover. The Spartans shot 49.2% from the field, 16.7% on three-pointers, and 66.7% on free throws in the win. Michigan State made only 3 three-pointers, and 18 free throws, recorded 23 assists, and won the rebounding battle by 17 in the game. Jaden Akins led MSU with 23 points and nine rebounds, while Jase Richardson added 10 points and four assists. 


Niagara Purple Eagles Betting Preview

The Niagara Purple Eagles are 1-0 this year after they defeated Houghton by a score of 100-65 in their first game. Niagara led 55-34 at halftime and outscored Houghton 45-31 in the second half for the blowout win. The Purple Eagles shot 57.4% from the field, 44.4% on three-pointers, and 72% on free throws in the game. Niagara made 12 three-pointers, and 18 free throws, recorded 22 assists, and won the rebounding battle by five in the win. Jahari Williamson led Niagara with 16 points, three assists, and three steals, while Olumide Adelodun added 15 points and four rebounds in the game. 

Why Michigan State will cover

Why Niagara will cover

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Michigan State vs Niagara Prediction 

Both of these teams were able to pick up very comfortable wins in their opening game of the season, but Michigan State actually played a D-1 school, while Niagara did not. The Spartans had a little bit of trouble pulling away from Monmouth, but they played very good defense in the win. Michigan State does have quite a few new faces this season and they should be very solid down low, but their guard play is a question mark.

Niagara beat up Houghton in their first game, so we really didn’t learn much about them, but they did shoot over 44% from three, which is a good sign. This is a tough game to call, as this spread is massive, but I think MSU will continue to play dominant defense, so give me the under here. 

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