Pittsburgh Panthers vs. Virginia Cavaliers College Basketball Prop Bets - February 6

• The Virginia Cavaliears are a -11 home favorite for this 4 pm ET game

• Panthers ended a three-game slump with a win over the Hokies their last game

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The Virginia Cavaliears are a -11 home favorite for this 4 pm ET game. 

Xavier Johnson has been a starter for 79 of the 81 games he's played for Pittsburgh, but if he has more games like his effort Wednesday night against No. 16 Virginia Tech, he might take a liking to coming off the bench.

Removed from the starting lineup for the first time all season, Johnson scored 32 points to lead the Panthers past the Hokies 83-72.

The 32 points were a career high for Johnson and a Pitt record for points by a reserve in a game.

The win ended a three-game slump for the Panthers.

Sam Hauser and Trey Murphy III each scored 18 points and No. 14 Virginia produced a strong finishing stretch to beat North Carolina State 64-57 on Wednesday night.

Jay Huff added 12 points for the Cavaliers (12-3, 8-1 Atlantic Coast Conference), who had their 15-game ACC winning streak stretching to last season halted Saturday night at then-No. 20 Virginia Tech.

“I think we learned from that game. We were kind of in the same position,” Hauser said. “They had their run. Instead of folding and giving in, we responded with our own run.”

Jericole Hellems poured in 23 points before fouling out for N.C. State (7-7, 3-6), which won just one game in January.

Virginia coach Tony Bennett questioned his team’s toughness after the weekend setback. They Cavaliers heard that.

“I just took it personally,” Murphy said. “(I told myself) I’m going to make sure I don’t give him a reason to call me soft. We just knew we had to come out and really fight this game.”

The Cavs pay out $1600 for every $100 bet to win the 2021 NCAA Men's College Basketball Championship.

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Pittsburgh @ Virginia Sat, Feb 06, 2021 EST

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