Free Picks, Predictions for the Missouri vs. Kansas College Basketball Game December 11

Written by:
Tyrone Black
Published on:
Dec/10/2021

Gambling911.com has a line of Jayhawks -18 on the Missouri vs. Kansas Saturday game.  This one had a -7 point overlay with Kansas opening at -25.

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Edge Analysis

Head-to-Head: These teams haven't met since 2012.

ATS Due: Edge Kansas - The Jayhawks are 4-3-1 Against The Spread despite being 7-1 Straight Up.

As an Underdog/Favorite: As an away underdog Missouri is 10-16 Against The Spread since 2018, 6-10 since 2019.

Recent Trends: Edge Mizzou - Missouri is 5-4.  They have not lost by more than 24 points.

Overlay/Underlay: Edge Mizzou - There is definitely a pretty significant overlay here and Missouri has not lost by more than this current spread so far this young season.  Against ranked opponents, Missouri has gone 7-4 since 2019.

Missouri does have an edge here.

"Bill Self has such an advantage over most teams due to his veteran-laden lineup, which features three seniors in Ochai Agbaji, David McCormack and Remy Martin, and one junior in Christian Braun. Not only can all four of them get a bucket if needed, having that sort of experience on the floor allows Self not to micromanage when an opponent goes on a run. That happened against St. John's a couple of times on Friday, when the Red Storm cut the lead to three. Kansas immediately responded with a 22-3 run and put the game out of reach. Braun was the star on Friday, finishing with 31 points, eight rebounds, four assists and three steals. With Jalen Wilson off to a slow start following his suspension, Braun has taken another step on the offensive end and gives Self another consistent perimeter scorer." - ESPN.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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