Robert Morris vs. Delaware opens up college basketball Thursday’s lined games. Our PRO Projections show a best bet against the spread, as the betting line our experts made is well off current odds for the game.
The Colonial face off against the Fightin’ Blue Hens at 6:30 p.m. EST. It’s the second game for both clubs.
Thursday’s standout players Erik Timko of Delaware and Josh Omojafo of Robert Morris lead their respective teams, under the strategic guidance of head coaches Martin Ingelsby and Andrew Toole, respectively.
Last season, both teams hovered around a .500 record against the spread, making them tricky propositions for bettors. Unfortunately, the trend seems to have continued this season, as both teams are sporting 0-1 records against the spread.
The anticipation builds as we delve into the odds, with the spread set at Delaware -5 and the over/under at 148. Here’s a comprehensive Robert Morris at Delaware prediction and pick for the college basketball game.
Robert Morris vs Delaware College Basketball Odds Thursday
- Robert Morris vs. Delaware spread: Delaware -5
- Robert Morris vs. Delaware over/under: 148
We stack up our expert-driven college basketball spreads to the market, then grade each pick like A, B, C, and so on, depending on the strength.
With Delaware favored by five points, the best bet here is on the favored Fightin’ Blue Hens to cover the spread. PRO Projections indicate a more substantial edge than the current market lines suggest, noting that Delaware should realistically be favored by eight points. This assessment raises Delaware’s spread to a grade-B pick, offering over the 3.5% recommended edge that savvy bettors seek.
It could be a cheap play on the favorites to open college basketball Thursday. Plus, our NCAAB power ratings suggest a moneyline of Delaware -322, illustrating a significant value compared to the current -245 odds.
PRO Projections Pick: Delaware ATS
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