The Seattle Redhawks head to Haas Pavilion to take on the California Golden Bears. The game starts at 10:00 pm ET on Tuesday, Dec. 1 and will air on PAC.
The Golden Bears are hoping to rebound after their 94-90 loss to Richmond on Friday. Jaylen Brown was the team’s high scorer with 27 points. The Redhawks, meanwhile, are coming off a 58-48 win over University of Great Falls on Wednesday. Jack Crook shot 8 for 11 and led in scoring with 16 points.
California is a big 21-point favorite at home and the Over/Under (O/U) for this matchup is unavailable at the moment. The Golden Bears come into this game 4-2 Straight Up (SU) and 3-3 Against The Spread (ATS). California has given up very few turnovers with an average of only 10.2 per game.
This game will be the first meeting for California and Seattle in recent seasons.
Predictions: SU Winner – Cal, ATS Winner – Cal
Notes
California is 4-2 SU in its last 6 games.
The total has gone OVER in 4 of California’s last 5 games at home.
The California Golden Bears average 81.5 points per game, ranking 65th in the nation. The Seattle Redhawks rank 32nd in points allowed with 62.2.
The California Golden Bears average 69.3 possessions and 1.176 points per possession in games this season. The Seattle Redhawks average fewer possessions with 65.8, as well as fewer points per possession with .934.
The California Golden Bears average an effective field goal percentage of 52.9% this season. The Seattle Redhawks are a winless 0-1 when opponents have an eFG% of 52.9% or greater.
The California Golden Bears attempt 19.0 three pointers per game this season, while the Seattle Redhawks attempt 14.0. When they register 20 or more three point attempts in a game, California is undefeated (3-0) while Seattle is winless (0-1).
California ranks 83rd in rebounds per game with 40.5 and Seattle ranks 100th with 39.8 rebounds per game.
Seattle ranks 145th in offensive rebounds, while California ranks at 79th in defensive rebounds.
Seattle has forced an average turnover percentage of 18.6% this season. California is an even 1-1 when its TO% is 18.6% or higher.
