CBB Monday Night Betting: Arizona Vs. Baylor Best Bets

Caleb Love has a 17.5-point total against Baylor.
There are -150 odds for Robert Wright III to go over 3.5 assists.

WACO, Texas – A Big 12 after dark matchup is set for Monday Night between the #12 Arizona Wildcats and Baylor Bears. While some bettors might find this one a bit too close to call with a 1.5-point spread set, there are plenty of other betting avenues for this one.

On legal sports betting sites, there are two player props that we’re focusing on. Those are coming on Caleb Love’s point total and Robert Wright III assist total.

Caleb Love Scoring Consistency Continues

Caleb Love Total Points

Over 17.5 -120
Under 17.5 -120

Caleb Love is the leader of this Arizona offense so bettors can expect him to look to score often as he has all season leading the team in scoring with 15.9 ppg.

As for his 17.5-point total on college basketball betting sites, this comes in a bit higher due to his uptick in scoring recently.

Since last playing Baylor where he was only able to muscle in 8 points on 10 shots, he has really turned things around having gone for 17+ points in six of nine games including five of his last six. That includes a 17-point outing against the number one defense in the country, Houston.

Wright III Distribution Is Key

Robert Wright III Total Assists

Over 3.5 -150
Under 3.5 +110

Distribution is going to be key here for Wright III in this one. He’s led the team in assists all season at 4.6 per game and has gone for 3+ assists in his last 10 games. He’s gone over 3.5 in six of those 10 which includes a four assist outing against Arizona as well.

With five guys putting up 9+ ppg this season outside of Wright III, he should be able to get the ball to the hot hand often.

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