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San Jose State Spartans vs Utah State Aggies Prediction 02/19/2025: College Basketball Picks

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Three Darkhorses To Win College Basketball's National Title In 2020

The college basketball season tips off on Tuesday, and there is a lot of time between then and March Madness. That is good for you as a bookie with all of the college hoops betting action that is rampant for the next few months. It is important that when you have a legit Pay Per Head website, like the one you can get through WagerHome.com, that you get in touch with your players and let them know all of the college basketball betting options. There are so many of them from spreads and totals to moneylines and futures that you can offer your players, as the more betting options they have, the more they can bet and the more money you can make. One popular betting option is the futures bet on which team will win the national championship. Players can have betting action the whole season with that bet, as they can wager on the team they think will be cutting down the nets in March. The usual suspects being the powerhouses of college hoops have the best betting odds to win it all in Michigan State (+650), Kentucky (+800), Kansas (+850), and Duke (+1000), but let's take a look at three darkhorses that can win the title.

Texas Tech (+2500)

The Red Raiders were the national runner-up last season, and they do not have great odds to win it all since they lost three of five starters. Davide Moretti and Kyler Edwards are the returning players, but the reason the Red Raiders are a darkhorse is that they have incoming freshman Jahmius Ramsey, who may be a one-and-done player and is highly touted to have a big season. Chris Clarke and T.J. Holyfield are a couple of solid graduate transfers, and head coach Chris Beard knows how to get his players to buy into the Tech system. The Red Raiders are flying under the radar to begin the season, and they have the talent to go on another deep March Madness run.

Arizona (+3500)

Arizona is the 21st-ranked team in the preseason polls, and they are all about youth, with a pair of five-star freshmen, Nico Mannion and Josh Green, expected to lead the team. The Wildcats also have top-50 recruit Zeke Nnaji in the paint, and the school got some good news recently, as Kentucky transfer Jemarl Baker can play this season and not sit out. There are still a lot of questions for head coach Sean Miller to answer, but the Wildcats are loaded with talent.

Utah State (+7500)

Talk about a darkhorse in Utah State, which is not from a major conference and has major longshot odds. However, the Aggies have, perhaps, the best center in the nation in Neemias Queta, and they bring back five of their top six players from last season, including Sam Merrill, who may have a breakout season. The team won 28 games last season and made the Big Dance, losing in the first round, but they have almost all of their players back and may make a lot of noise come March. The college hoops season is here, and you, as a bookie, have to pounce on all the betting options available. Let your players know all of their college basketball betting options, as there are many, and you can really profit with your PPH site in the several months of the NCAA basketball season. Read the full article

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Aggies Should Go Dancing

Last night the Spectrum was rocking as freshman Justin Bean had a breakout performance to lead the second half surge for Utah State on the way to the 71-55 win against New Mexico. Craig Smith has lead the Aggies to wins in 11 of their last 13 games to get to (20-6, 11-3). This team has come a long way since the start of Mountain West play and should find themselves in the field of 68 three weeks from this Sunday.

Predicted to finish ninth in the preseason Utah State is in sole possession of second place with their destiny in their own hands. Nevada has two conference losses and comes to the Spectrum a week from Saturday in a game that will decide the champion and potential and March bracket spot for the Aggies.

Bracket rankings have Utah State just on the outside looking in, a signature win away to give them a tournament resume. In Quadrant 3 and 4 the Aggies are 17-1, the only loss a 78-77 home game against Fresno State the Aggies got revenge with a Quadrant 2 win at Fresno State 82-81. Three of the last four games in the regular season will be Quardrant 3 games the Aggies can't lose.

Where the Aggies will get picked apart is the 1-2 Quardrant 1 and 2-3 Quadrant 2 records. St. Mary's is the Q1 win on a neutral court and the Fresno State and UC Irvine road wins in Q2. This is why the Nevada game is so crucial. The Aggies claim would be the team figuring itself out and being a completely different team since then. The last Q1 game was December 12th against Nevada. USU got two Q2 wins in December and have split two in February.

In the Mountain West tournament there's a chance to get a Q2 win the semifinals and a potential championship game against Nevada, and losing to Nevada three times may be too much for the committee to put Utah State in the field of 68. USU needs at least one win against Nevada to show they can beat the top teams and seal the bracket resume.

Predictions now have the Aggies winning their last four, including at home against Nevada, and they've moved up to 43 in RPI after the win against New Mexico. Even without the Nevada win Utah State should still finish (24-7, 14-4) and can add another one in the conference tournament. 25 wins is a pretty impressive number, though the Mountain West conference is not a strong conference. It's ranked 15 in RPI behind the Ivy League, Conference USA, Southern and Missouri Valley, but Utah State has taken care of business. The Aggies avenged the loss to Fresno State and can even up against San Diego State on Tuesday.

While the quadrant wins may not be the strongest for the Aggies they pass the eye test. Utah State ranks 44th in points per game allowed at 66th and 11 at 2 point FG percentage at 39.1%. On offense they're 7th in assists per game at 17.3, 43th at points per game with 78.4 and 29th at assists to turnover ratio of 1.34.

Craig Smith's squad has shown the ability to lock down opposing teams and go on runs behind their star player Sam Merrill. Merrill is averaging almost 20 points per game, Neemias Queta is a double double machine, now at 12 points per game and over 9 rebounds while being a legitimate rim protector with 2.6 blocks per game. The Aggies also have depth behind those two with five players averaging between 7.4 to 8.5 points per game.

Utah State can score, shoot, play defense and has a star player that can carry them through tough situations. The Aggies look like a bracket team, should have at least 25 wins and still have a chance to wrap it up with a bow when the Wolfpack comes to the Spectrum next Saturday. It has been 11 years since the Aggies went dancing and the streak should be broken this year.

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5 years ago, I was a freshman in college. I had just bleached my hair with the help of my roommates @ashlie_webb and @lamping_mel ! I don't think I expected to be where I am today 5 years ago. Sure I had hoped I would be, but it definitely did not go the way I had planned back then. 5 years ago, I may have known of Hunter (@rhwixom ) but I didn't think I'd end up marrying him back then. I'm so grateful for the last 5 years! #USU #UtahStateAggies #FlashbackFriday #BabyZoralynne #5Years

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Made my people's sing the US Aggie fight song... #priceless #utahstateaggies

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Hawai’i vs Utah State 11/16 NCAAF Week 12 Picks

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Snow Day @ USU = Gathering friends to make a massive bowling ball and pins and dying them with kool-aid.... not gonna lie that may have been the best (and tastiest) idea ever😎😋🎳🍒🍇 #usuaggies #usuaggielife #utahstateuniversity #utahstateaggies