Bowling Green Falcons vs WI-Green Bay Phoenix Point Spread Picks

The Wisconsin Green Bay Phoenix have not played a true road game since the middle of November as they hit the road to take on 4-5 Bowling Green. The Falcons have played pretty poorly away from home but come in at 4-0 at home on the season. The Falcons have an experienced team as they brought back four starters and the youthful Phoenix with just two returning starters and not much time on the road could find themselves in a real battle here. The Phoenix has shot 42% or less in their last two away, and it has been a while since this young team has had to hit shots on the road. Take Bowling Green.

Bowling Green has gone UNDER seven of its last 10 lined games dating to last season and these teams met last year and went UNDER by 19 points in Green Bay's 77-61 win. The Falcons come off an 88-46 shellacking at Old Dominion and shot a minuscule 30.2 percent from the field and just 2-of-20 from 3-point range. Just two players managed double figures for the Falcons with Justin Turner and Antwon Lillard scoring 17 and 10 points, respectively. Bowling Green is one of the youngest teams in the MAC with only one senior. Green Bay is shooting 37.4 percent this season and scoring only 66.9 points per game and the Phoenix has gone UNDER eight of its last nine games against MAC teams. The Falcons have stayed UNDER their last five road games. Take the UNDER.

The 2nd round of the Bill Frack Tournament, hosted by Bowling Green, will feature the host vs. Wisconsin Green Bay. These clubs, unfortunately, have taken a path into the losers bracket as Green Bay was crushed by Murray State, while host Bowling Green took a tough two-point loss to Missouri-KC. These teams have both struggled to open the season, and all you have to do is look at their combined five games vs. FBS competition, and neither has shot even 40% in the five games. Both will be hungry for a win here, and that usually means a tough effort on the defensive end. And with both struggling to knock down shots, the UNDER gets the call in this one.