Making on a bet on this NCAA game featuring the Rebels versus the Aggies? Tip off is at at 8:30 ET, and you can watch it all unfold on SECN. The game will be played at Reed Arena in College Station, TX. The over/under line for this matchup is currently at 142.5 points, and Texas A&M is favored by -7.5 to win at home against Ole Miss.

OLE MISS REBELS VS TEXAS A&M AGGIES BETTING PICK

The Pick: Ole Miss Rebels +7.5

This game will be played at Reed Arena at 8:30 ET on Saturday, January 27th.

WHY BET THE OLE MISS REBELS:

  • We have this one finishing with a projected score of 75-70 in favor of the Aggies.
  • Even though we have Texas A&M winning straight-up, we like Ole Miss at +7.5.
  • The over/under is currently sitting at 142.5 points, and we like the over with a projected 145 points.

Can the Rebels Lock in a Road Win?

Despite their impressive 16-3 record, Ole Miss has struggled on the road this season. They are just 3-3 away from home, and their average scoring margin is -6.3 points per game. The Rebels have lost three straight on the road.

For the season, Ole Miss has been the underdog in five games, and they have gone 2-3 in those contests. They will be getting 7.5 points tonight against Texas A&M.

As the underdog, Ole Miss has gone 2-3 vs. the spread this season and has an overall ATS record of 10-9. On the road, the Rebels are just 2-4 vs. the spread this year and have an ATS record of 4-6 in their last 10 road games.

Today’s over/under line of 142.5 is lower than the average over/under line in Ole Miss’ games this season (142.1). So far, the over/under record for the Rebels is 11-8. In their last three games, the over/under record is 1-2 and the average scoring total in those games is 146 points.

In their most recent game, the Rebels’ offense tallied 77 points, consistent with their ongoing season average of 76.7 points per game. The team’s scoring leader is Matthew Murrell, who holds an average of 16.9 as they head into today’s matchup. Additionally, Allen Flanigan is averaging 15.8 points per game this season.

So far, the Rebels’ defense is ranked 114th in the country at 70.2 points per contest. So far, the Ole Miss defense is giving up an average of 10.4 offensive rebounds per game and are turning teams over 10.1 times per game (413rd).

Can Texas A&M Pull Off a Home Win?

After winning their last game against Missouri by a score of 63-57, the Aggies now have a 12-7 record overall, including a 3-3 mark in Southeastern Conference play. They are currently on a two-game winning streak.

At home this season, Texas A&M has gone 8-3 and they have won their last two games at home. On average, the Aggies are outscoring their opponents by 10.5 points per game at home.

As the favorite this season, Texas A&M has gone just 6-8 vs. the spread. Their home ATS mark is 5-6, and their last 10 games as the favorite have resulted in a 3-7 ATS record. Over their last three home games, the Aggies are 1-2 vs. the spread.

So far this season, the over/under record in Texas A&M games is 10-9. The average scoring total in their games this year is 142.3 points, and the average over/under line in their games is 143.6 points. Currently, the over/under line for today’s game is set at 142.5 points. This season, 12 of their games have finished with more points than today’s over/under line, while 7 of their games have finished with fewer points than today’s line. Over their last three games, their over/under record is 1-2, and the average scoring total in those games is 139 points.

Texas A&M offense recently wrapped up a game with a total of 63 points against Missouri. In that game, they made 6/27 three-point attempts and achieved a field goal percentage of 28.8%. Offensively, the Aggies have a season long field goal percentage of 39%, which is 395th in the nation. In terms of three-pointers, they are 406th in percentage and 249th in three-pointers made.

At this time, the Aggies’ defense is positioned 84th in the country, permitting 68.2 points per game. In terms of field goal percentage allowed, Texas A&M’s defense has allowed opponents to shoot 41.3% from the field, including a three-point shooting percentage allowed of 33.7% this season.