Baylor Home Dogs in Revenge Spot against Kansas | NCAAB Picks

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Baylor Home Dogs in Revenge Spot against Kansas | NCAAB Picks

Nick Bahe and Drew Butler discusss this weekend's big matchup of Kansas vs Baylor. The fellas share their thoughts on the point spread and make their expert College Basketball picks.  The line on this game is Baylor -3.

Baylor lost Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua's to a left knee injury.  He is the team's top rebounder.   And while they still have a number of top scorers, this will the smaller team Saturday lacking big man depth.  The Bears will have to play at 110%, and that might not even be enough.

As a home favorite, Baylor is 57-9 Straight Up since 2017.  But be mindful that Kansas is 6-3 in the last nine meetings versus Baylor, and they've beaten them on the road three of the last five times.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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