The Presbyterian Blue Hose will look to boost their win total and cover the spread when they tip off against the Eastern Kentucky Colonels at Furman Pinson Arena on Monday in NCAAB play.

The Colonels will try to spoil to the party on Monday; they are 1-0 ATS against the number this season, while the Blue Hose are 0-1 ATS. Eastern Kentucky is 1-0 on the totals; Presbyterian is 1-0.



View Eastern Kentucky vs Presbyterian Odds and Stats.

Power Rankings / Prediction:
The Blue Hose - Colonels odds would favor the Colonels if the lines were set according to our power ranks. Presbyterian is rated No. 298 in the current Odds Shark poll, while Eastern Kentucky is at No. 267. Mathematical models based on recent stats and predictive formulas point to a 76-69 win for the Colonels.



How They Match Up:
In the paint, the rebound battle will feature Presbyterian's No. 256-rated squad against Eastern Kentucky's No. 292-rated roster. And in long-range shooting, Presbyterian rates No. 55 in the country with 8.5 per game, while their foes tonight rank No. 20 nationally with 11 per match.

Defensively, Eastern Kentucky features the nation's No. 236-rated defense on the road, allowing 67.5 points per game. Presbyterian, meanwhile, comes in at No. 8 nationally in scoring at home.

Eastern Kentucky was a 71-59 Sportsbook in their most recent outing on the road against Winthrop. Eastern Kentucky got 20 points from Mike DiNunno en route to a 71-59 victory over Winthrop on Saturday at Winthrop Coliseum.

In their last action, Presbyterian was a 96-55 loser on the road against Duke. They failed to cover the 28.5–point spread as underdogs. Presbyterian was run off the court by the Blue Devils on Saturday as Duke routed them 96-55 at Cameron Indoor Stadium.


Eastern Kentucky Colonels Trends:
When playing on Monday are 8-2
After playing Winthrop are 2-1
After a win are 6-4

A few Colonels at Blue Hose trends to consider:
Eastern Kentucky is 1-4 SU in its last 5 games on the road


Next up:
Eastern Kentucky at Liberty, Friday, November 18
Presbyterian home to Western Carolina, Thursday, November 17