The field is getting smaller and smaller and only one between Texas A&M and Michigan will continue to play past this Thursday, when the two teams lock horns at Staples Center. Read on for a preview of this huge game below and register here to wager with your pick on this big March Madness matchup.
Betting Preview for the Texas A&M Aggies vs Michigan Wolverines Sweet 16 College Basketball Game on March 22, 2018
Where: Staples Center
When: Thursday, March 22, 7:37PM ET
Line: Texas A&M Aggies (n/a) vs Michigan Wolverines (n/a) – view all NCAA Basketball lines
TV Broadcast: TBS
Betting on the Texas A&M Aggies – March Madness 2018
Texas A&M scored one of the biggest upsets of this NCAA tournament, as the Aggies sent 2-seed and defending champion North Carolina packing with an 86-65 victory on Sunday. The Aggies shot the three-ball well against the Tar Heels, going 10-for-24 from behind the arc, but perhaps even more telling was their dominance on the glass. The Aggies, who were second in the nation in rebounding in the regular season with 41.7 per game, had 50 rebounds while the Tar Heels only managed to pull down a total of 36.
Michigan likes to play slow, but it’ll have a hard time dictating the pace if Texas A&M keeps on plucking down rebounds. The Aggies have a defense that’s 10th on KenPom, and also one that allowed just 69.6 points per game prior to the college basketball postseason.
Betting on the Michigan Wolverines – March Madness 2018
Jordan Poole drained a game-winning trey at the buzzer in the second round that lifted the Wolverines passed the Houston Cougars. Poole’s dagger sent the Wolverines to the Sweet 16 (and probably caused Rob Gray’s man bun to fall off), where Michigan will look to bring their excruciating brand of basketball. Michigan has one of the slowest pace in college basketball with a tempo that is ranked 329th on KenPom. Because of this, they were able to limit opponents to just 63.1 points per game in the regular season. Michigan is not all about killing us with boredom, however. The team can hit the three ball, too, as they averaged 8.8 three-pointers on 35.9 percent prior to the postseason. Moritz Wagner, a 6-11 stetch-forward, can cause mismatches with his range, as he is shooting 40.3 percent from the field. He paced the team with 14.2 points per game in the regular season.
Writer’s Prediction
Texas A&M makes the SEC proud once again with a 73-70 win.
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