The Trojans will try to cover the spread at Summit Arena on Sunday when they get a visit from the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers in college basketball action.

This game is part of the Sun Belt Tournament which will decide the conference champion and help decide March Madness seedings. The game is being played at Summit Arena, which makes it technically a neutral site match.

The Trojans sit at 15-15 (18-8 ATS) on the season. By comparison, the Hilltoppers are currently 12-18 (15-14 ATS). Looking to wager on the totals? Arkansas-Little Rock is 14-11-1 OU, and Western Kentucky is 14-14-1 OU.



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Power Rankings / Prediction:
This game matches up the No. 170 (Trojans) and the No. 181 (Hilltoppers) teams in the league, according to our current NCAAB power rank. A 65-61 result in favor of the Trojans has been projected by the scores prediction engine.



How They Match Up:
Rating these schools in several key categories is important for handicappers and Arkansas-Little Rock has the nation's No. 265-rated offensive output, at 63.7 PPG. The visiting Hilltoppers defense ranks No. 213 allowing on average 68.3 PPG. The Trojans FG% has averaged 40.6% so far, more than the Hilltoppers marksmen have achieved on the year, 39.3% per game.

Defensively, Western Kentucky features the nation's No. 213-rated defense on the road, allowing 71.2 points per game. Arkansas-Little Rock, meanwhile, comes in at No. 277 nationally in scoring at home.

In their last action, Western Kentucky was a 67-63 Sportsbook at home against Florida International. They covered the 3-point spread as favorites. The Hilltoppers grabbed a 67-63 win over the Golden Panthers on Saturday, behind a 19-point effort from Kahlil McDonald at Summit Arena.

Arkansas-Little Rock was a 62-60 Sportsbook in their most recent outing at home against Arkansas State. They failed to cover the 4-point spread as favorites. Arkansas-Little Rock got 18 points from D'Andre Williams en route to a 62-60 victory over Arkansas State on Saturday at Stephens Center.