Bettors will hope to hit paydirt on Wednesday when the Alabama A&M Bulldogs try to run the Grambling State Tigers off the court at Curtis Culwell Center in college hoops action.

This game is part of the SWAC Tournament which will decide the conference champion and help decide March Madness seedings. This matchup is a neutral-site affair being played at Curtis Culwell Center.

The Bulldogs are 10-19 so far on the season, and 0-1 ATS vs. the number. The Tigers, meanwhile, are 0-27 and 0-0 ATS. OVER/UNDER bettors have seen Alabama A&M go 1-0 and the Tigers go 0-0 on the totals.



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Betting Line:
Alabama A&M opened as 18-point favorites in this college basketball tilt over at Sportsbook but the number may be on the move. Watch for the Sportsbook total as well at Sportsbook.

Power Rankings / Prediction:
According to new college basketball power rankings here, it's the No. 305-ranked Bulldogs and the No. 347-rated Tigers in this matchup. Computer formulas aimed at predicting NCAAB scores point to a 58-38 win for the Bulldogs on Wednesday.



How They Match Up:
Scoring and defensive stats point to some edges in this matchup. The game features Alabama A&M's No. 272-ranked scoring average of 63.4 PPG, against a Tigers defense rated No. 342 and allowing 77 PPG. The Bulldogs FG% has averaged 39.8% to date this season, more than the Tigers shooters have managed so far (36.3% per game).

Defensively, Grambling State features the nation's No. 336-rated defense on the road, allowing 79.2 points per game. Alabama A&M, meanwhile, comes in at No. 202 nationally in scoring at home.

Grambling State was a 74-62 loser in its last match at home against Alabama State. Grambling State suffered a 74-62 loss against Alabama State on Saturday, getting 19 points from Terry Rose in a losing effort at Hobdy Assembly Center.

Alabama A&M was a 60-57 loser in its last match on the road against Jackson State. Alabama A&M suffered a 60-57 loss against Jackson State on Saturday, getting 13 points from Jeremy Crutcher in a losing effort at Williams Center.