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Marist vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore College Basketball BetMGM Promo Codes, Predictions & Picks – December 18
Monday’s contest at McCann Arena has the Marist Red Foxes (6-2) taking on the Maryland-Eastern Shore Hawks (2-6) at 7:00 PM ET. Our computer prediction is a one-sided 75-62 victory, as our model heavily favors Marist.
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Marist vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore Game Info & Odds
- Date: Monday, December 18, 2023
- Time: 7:00 PM ET
- TV: ESPN+
- Live Stream: Watch this game on ESPN+
- Where: Poughkeepsie, New York
- Venue: McCann Arena
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Marist vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore Score Prediction
- Prediction:
Marist 75, Maryland-Eastern Shore 62
Spread & Total Prediction for Marist vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore
- Computer Predicted Spread: Marist (-13.7)
- Computer Predicted Total: 136.9
Marist has a 7-1-0 record against the spread so far this season compared to Maryland-Eastern Shore, who is 2-5-0 ATS. In terms of hitting the over, games involving the Red Foxes are 2-6-0 and the Hawks are 5-2-0.
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Marist Performance Insights
- The Red Foxes average 67.5 points per game (314th in college basketball) while allowing 61.5 per contest (15th in college basketball). They have a +48 scoring differential overall and outscore opponents by 6.0 points per game.
- Marist averages 33.9 rebounds per game (282nd in college basketball) compared to the 33.8 of its opponents.
- Marist connects on 6.8 three-pointers per game (236th in college basketball) compared to its opponents’ 5.8. It shoots 34.0% from deep while its opponents hit 26.9% from long range.
- The Red Foxes average 92.3 points per 100 possessions on offense (240th in college basketball), and give up 84.1 points per 100 possessions (55th in college basketball).
- Marist has committed 11.9 turnovers per game (189th in college basketball play), 1.2 fewer than the 13.1 it forces on average (109th in college basketball).
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3 Takeaways from the Spartans’ Victory over Maryland
The Michigan State Spartans under head coach Jonathan Smith are 2-0 thanks to a road win against a tough Maryland team, 27-24.
Resilience might be the word to describe this squad so far. The Spartans made some big blunders against the Terrapins and still found a way to battle back. The gritty performance might have been enough to get the Spartans into a bowl game.
Here are three takeaways from the Spartans’ win.
Aidan Chiles: Very Young, Very Talented
Chiles looked vastly improved from the home opener against Florida Atlantic. Again, he looked like an 18-year-old quarterback.
Chiles got not just his first passing touchdown as a Spartan, but three passing touchdowns to go with 24 of 39 passing and 363 yards. He also had three interceptions, which very nearly cost the Spartans the game.
Chiles has about as strong an arm as any quarterback to wear the green and white in recent memory. He is dangerous when he is on the move.
Perhaps a critique is that he should try to make more plays with his legs, he has seemed cautious to these first two games. The first pass rusher to get to Chiles likely won’t bring him down — Chiles has a great feel for the pocket and he is quite slippery.
Chiles overcame some poor mistakes and throwing mechanics (his feet tend to get wide and it factors into his overthrows) to lead the Spartans in the most critical of situations against a sturdy Maryland defense.
Huge game for Chiles, who showed why the hype was so promising.
Can the Spartans Stay Healthy on Defense?
Already, this Spartans squad is beaten up. Dillon Tatum, a key defensive back, lost for the season. Wide receiver Alante Brown, whose injury allowed for Nick Marsh to announce himself to the world, lost for the foreseeable future. Kristian Phillips at guard was huge.
During the Maryland game, several Spartans were beat up. Few even had to go into the tent on the sideline. It will be crucial for the Spartans to remain healthy, especially on defense. Most especially in the defensive backfield.
The Spartans are very confident in their young defensive backs — Justin Denson Jr., Andrew Brinson IV, and Jaylen Thompson can all be very good players, but they need more time to develop.
If more Spartans fall to injury, the defensive backfield could get very young.
Nick Marsh is the Real Deal
Marsh was the recruiting gem of 2024, the best player in a class with plenty of good talent. A highly-rated four-star, Marsh was the No. 107-ranked player in the class by 247Sports. Marsh, of course, stood out in fall camp like the high-profile recruit he was.
6-foot-3, 208 pounds, Marsh already had a man’s body. At just 18 years old.
“Possesses the size, athleticism, and multi-sport profile that projects very well in the long term,” 247Sports’ Gabe Brooks wrote. “Traitsy mismatch wideout with high-major impact potential and the ceiling to develop into an NFL Draft candidate.”
With the loss of Brown, Marsh was asked to step up. Step up he did — eight receptions for 194 receiving yards and a touchdown. Wide receivers coach Courtney Hawkins might have his next in the line of Jalen Nailor, Jayden Reed and Keon Coleman.
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