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North Carolina State and Clemson will compete for seeding in the upcoming ACC Tournament tonight. The ACC’s conference tournament is one of the largest in the country, but the top four seeds receive two byes before playing their first-round game. That makes a huge difference, especially as these teams look to secure their NCAA tournament bid.
Both teams own a 7-6 conference record, putting them one game below fourth-seeded Wake Forest. The winner of this game will have a chance to overtake Wake Forest and capture a coveted top-four seed, while the loser will have a long road ahead of them.
Below, we will share the latest odds, insights into this game, and our favorite bet. If you are looking to wager on tonight’s North Carolina State vs Clemson game, you have come to the right place!
The Wolfpack enter tonight's road game as an underdog, in part because they are 3-4 on the road this season. They are 2-1-1 against the spread when they are a road underdog.
Clemson has won nine of their 12 home games this season. The Tigers have not been great covering at home this season, going 7-6 against the spread as a home favorite.
Team | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
---|---|---|---|
North Carolina State | +270 | +7.5 (-110) | Over 147.0 (-110) |
Clemson | -345 | -7.5 (-110) | Under 147.0 (-110) |
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North Carolina State has now lost five of their last seven games, but three of those losses could have easily been wins. That includes going on the road and forcing a ranked Virginia team into overtime on the road, as well as two heartbreaking losses against Pitt and Wake Forest.
Scoring is the top problem for the Wolfpack. Transfer DJ Horne has been fantastic, making over 43% of his field goals and three-point attempts. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the rest of the team. Fellow guards Casey Morsell (41.6 FG%, 29.0 3P%) and Jayden Taylor (37.6 FG%, 30.6 3P%) have been unreliable, especially from deep. Forward DJ Burns (11.9 PPG, 50.4 FG%) has been a boost, but he is not scoring nearly enough to compensate for the team's struggles.
The Wolfpack are a solid defensive team, ranking third in the ACC in steals (7.9 SPG) and sixth in opponent scoring (70.6 PPG).
Things have been going far better for the Clemson Tigers. They own a 17-7 record and hold the fifth spot in the ACC standings. They got a massive win on the road against North Carolina last week and lost one-point games to Duke and Virginia over the previous month. The Tigers finish the season against Wake Forest, meaning their chances to capture a top-four seed are alive and well.
Clemson’s defense is suspect, but their offense has been great. They are fourth in the league in scoring, averaging 78.9 points per game this season. Efficiency isn’t their strong suit, but they have a dangerous duo of scorers in center PJ Hall and guard Joseph Girard III. Hall is averaging 19.6 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks per game as he has dominated down low. Girard has covered scoring from the outside, averaging 15.3 points and making 42.9% of his three-point attempts.
The Tigers rank ninth in the ACC in opponent scoring, allowing 71.7 points per game. They don’t register many steals or blocks and struggle to defend the three. Their offense has helped compensate for some of those struggles, which is why this team doesn’t have more wins.
We don’t think the Wolfpack have the offensive firepower to contain Clemson this weekend. We expect Horne to have a big day, but they lack another reliable shooter to back him up. The Tigers will get the win, but we see Horne doing enough to keep this closer than eight points.
Our Pick: NC State +7.5 (-110 at Caesars Sportsbook)
When: Saturday, Feb. 17th @ 7:45 PM ET
Where: Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson, SC
TV: CW Network
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Michael is an avid sports fan and a veteran bettor from Milwaukee. He learned the trade from his grandfather in Las Vegas as a kid and has turned that into a successful career. He cheers for all Wisconsin pro teams along with his Alma Mater Arizona State. He specializes in baseball betting, but has experience in football, basketball, and hockey as well. When he isn’t pouring over stats, he’s spending time with his two young children.
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