The No. 18 Saint Mary’s Gaels will face off against the San Francisco Dons in a West Coast Conference matchup on Tuesday. Both teams are 21-6 overall with Saint Mary’s 12-3 at home, while San Francisco is 6-3 on the road. Saint Mary’s defeated San Francisco, 77-60, on Jan. 20 in San Francisco in their first matchup of the season for the Gaels’ ninth straight head-to-head victory.
Tipoff is set for 11 p.m. ET at Saint Mary’s University Credit Union Pavilion. Saint Mary’s is a 7-point favorite in the latest San Francisco vs. Saint Mary’s odds, according to SportsLine consensus, while the over/under is 132.5 points. Before entering any Saint Mary’s vs. San Francisco picks, you’ll want to see the NCAA Basketball predictions from the model at SportsLine.
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The model has set its sights on San Francisco vs. Saint Mary’s. You can head to SportsLine to see its picks. Here are several college basketball odds and betting lines for Saint Mary’s vs. San Francisco:
- Saint Mary’s vs. San Francisco spread: Saint Mary’s -7
- Saint Mary’s vs. San Francisco over/under: 132.5 points
- Saint Mary’s vs. San Francisco money line: Saint Mary’s: -308, San Fran.: +247
- SF: San Francisco is 7-0 ATS with 2-3 days off and last played on Saturday
- SM: Saint Mary’s is 4-0 ATS over its last four games
- Saint Mary’s vs. San Francisco picks: See picks here
What you need to know about San Francisco
San Francisco enters on a six-game winning streak, most recently defeating Loyola Marymount, 82-59, on Saturday. The Dons shot 54.1% from the field on Saturday as they’ve shot better than 50% from the field in four of their last five games. They have the second-best scoring offense in the WCC in conference games this season, averaging 81.3 points per game. San Francisco is shooting 49% from the field over those contests, which is third-best in the WCC.
Junior forward Jonathan Mogbo is second in WCC contests in scoring, averaging 17.1 ppg over 12 conference matchups. He also leads in rebounding at 11 boards per contest and has four double-doubles over his last six…
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