The Hokies are one of that nation's best 3-point shooting teams, averaging 39.3 percent from beyond the arc, ranking No. 17 in the country. The Bonnies have trouble defending the 3-point line, allowing teams to shoot 33.5 percent, ranking No. 216 in the nation. St. Bonaventure also gives up a lot of 3-point shots, with opposing teams scoring 45.3 percent of their points from the 3-point line. Neither team has a rebounding advantage, but Virginia Tech is a much better defensive team. Take the Hokies to cover the small number on a neutral court.

The Bonnies have been struggling with the absence of their best player, Kyle Lofton. Lofton is a big loss for the Bonnies as he was playing 39 minutes per game. The Bonnies are 0-5 ATS in their last five games with Lofton missing their last three. Now they have to face the Hokies who have been playing really well this season. They are 7-4 SU and ATS this season including 5-1 SU and ATS at home. Kenpom ranks the Hokies 31st in Division I. The Hokies will take advantage of the Bonnies struggles and cover this small spread.