NCAA Tournament Player Prop Bets: Utah State-Purdue, James Madison-Duke

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
Mar/23/2024

Utah State comes into its second round game against Purdue as a +11.5 underdog at most of the sportsbooks and PPH shops.  Duke is a -7.5 favorite versus James Madison.

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Utah State Player Prop Bets

Isaac Johnson scored 19 points, including 12 straight early in the second half, and Utah State shot 55% to beat TCU 88-72 on Friday night and end a 10-game NCAA Tournament losing streak.

“Coach came to me before the game and said ‘Shoot the ball, and be confident,’ so I took his advice,” Johnson said

There were no player prop bets for Johnson available as of early Saturday afternoon.

Scoring

Great Osobor (15.5) - He's dropped two points in recent weeks.

Utah State Aggies

Darius Brown III (12.5)

Utah State Aggies

Ian Martinez (12.5)

Utah State Aggies

Josh Uduje (6.5)

Utah State Aggies

Mason Falsley (8.5)

Utah State Aggies

Rebounds

Darius Brown II (5.5)

Utah State Aggies

Great Osobor (7.5)

Utah State Aggies

Ian Martinez (4.5)

Utah State Aggies

Isaac Johnson (3.5)

Utah State Aggies

Josh Uduje (2.5)

Utah State Aggies

Mason Falsley (3.5)

Utah State Aggies

Purdue Player Prop Bets

Purdue (30-4) is led by star Zach Edey.  He had 30 points and 21 rebounds against the Grambling Tigers Friday night and comes into Sunday's game against Utah State with a 26.5 scoring prop total.

"Tried to play as hard as I can, trying to send a message to the team: We're here, we're ready, we're good," Edey said. "Send a message to the country: We're good."

"I don't think nobody has seen anything like Zach Edey," Grambling guard Kintavious Dozier said. "That's kind of unreal. What they say he is on paper, he's exactly that."

Scoring

Brandon Smith (11.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Fletcher Loyer (9.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Lance Jones (12.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Mason Gillis (7.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Zach Edey (26.5) - Up two points in recent weeks

Purdue Boilermakers

Rebounds

Fletcher Loyer (2.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Lance Jones (3.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Mason Gillis (4.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Trey Kaufman-Renn (2.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Zach Edey (12.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Assists

Fletcher Loyer (2.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Lance Jones (1.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Mason Gillis (1.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Zach Edey (1.5)

Purdue Boilermakers

Duke Player Prop Bets

Duke (25-8) easily got past Vermont with a 64-47 win. 

Jared McCain and Mark Mitchell each had 15 points.  Jeremy Roach scored 14 points.

Scoring

Jared McCain (14.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Jeremy Roach (13.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Kyle Filipowski (16.5) - up two points since earlier in the month.

Duke Blue Devils

Mark Mitchell (11.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Tyrese Proctor (11.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Rebounds

Jared McCain (4.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Jeremy Roach (2.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Kyle Filipowski (8.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Mark Mitchell (5.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Assists

Jared McCain (1.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Jeremy Roach (2.5)

Duke Blue Devils

Kyle Filipowski (2.5)

Duke Blue Devils

James Madison Player Props

James Madison upset Wisconsin to advance and play Duke.  The Blue Devils are a different kind of animal however. 

“It's not an upset,” Xavier Brown yelled as he threw off his jersey in the middle of the celebration with teammates.  JMU had beaten a Big Ten team earlier in the season already.

This was a statement win with James Madison finishing Wisconsin off 72-61.

Terrence Edwards Jr. scored 14 points.  He comes into this game with a scoring total of 15.5.

Scoring

Noah Freidel (10.5)

James Madison Dukes

T.J. Bickerstaff (10.5)

James Madison Dukes

Terrence Edwards (15.5)

James Madison Dukes

Rebounding

Julien Wooden (3.5)

James Madison Dukes

Noah Freidel (4.5)

James Madison Dukes

T.J. Bickerstaff (7.5)

James Madison Dukes

Terrence Edwards (4.5)

James Madison Dukes

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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