Arizona State vs. San Francisco Prediction, Picks and Odds

Arizona State vs. San Francisco: Detailed Breakdown

Matchup Overview

• Teams: Arizona State vs. San Francisco
• Date: Wednesday, December 21, 2022
• Time: 10:00 PM ET
• Venue: War Memorial Gymnasium

Current Betting Odds

• Spread: Arizona State favored at -2.5
• Total (Over/Under): 141.5
• Moneyline Odds: Arizona State -144, San Francisco +135

Dimers' Win Probabilities

• Arizona State: 58%
• San Francisco: 42%

Dimers.com's predictive model estimates win probabilities after simulating the outcome of the game 10,000 times. This method provides a precise and unbiased view of each team's chances.

Projected Final Score

Our predicted final score for this college basketball matchup is Arizona State 72-70 San Francisco.

This prediction is based on each team's average score following 10,000 game simulations.

Our Prediction: Who Wins?

After extensive simulations, our model gives Arizona State a win probability of 58%, while San Francisco has a win probability of 42%.

Summary

According to our analysis, Arizona State is more likely to beat San Francisco in CBB action at War Memorial Gymnasium on Thursday. Discover the best spread, over/under and moneyline odds, picks and probabilities for the game on this page.

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