Bovada NCAA Betting Odds and Lines: Duke Versus St John's

Friday, January 27, 2012

by Bovada Sportsbook

Mason Plumlee - Bovada NCAA Betting Odds and Lines: Duke Versus St John's

The Duke Blue Devils will be out for revenge on Saturday afternoon as they get a visit from the St. Johns Red Storm in a college hoops matchup at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

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St. John's upset Duke at home as a 9-point underdog when those schools met last season, as the Red Storm cruised to a 93-78 victory. The combined score of that contest made it a slum-dunk OVER result on the posted total of 141 points at the Bovada Sportsbook.

That result broke up Duke's seven-game winning streak against St. John's, but the numbers haven't been as kind to them against the spread as they've only managed to cover in three of their last 10 meetings with the Red Storm.

OVER/UNDER bettors haven't seen an UNDER in this series since back in 2007; since then there has been one PUSH and three OVER results between the two schools.

No. 8 Duke will be favored against St. John's on Saturday, and they're coming off a 74-61 win on the road over Maryland. That has the Blue Devils at 17-3 straight up and 8-12 against the spread on the season.

Mason Plumlee was good for 23 points and 12 rebounds for Duke against the Terrapins, while Ryan Kelly added 14 points, and Austin Rivers chipped in with 10 points.

St. John's has struggled to a 9-11 straight up (6-10-1 against the spread) record this season, but they beat West Virginia 78-62 at home in their most recent contest.

Moe Harkless scored 23 points to go along with 13 rebounds for the Red Storm against the Mountaineers, helping them snap a four-game losing streak. DAngelo Harrison added 19 points on that day.

Get your NCAA basketball betting lines and totals this weekend at Bovada Sportsbook.

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