New Orleans (4-7) and McNeese State (4-9) will battle it out in the 2022 Southland Basketball Tip-Off Tournament on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. ET. The Privateers completely dominated Belhaven en route to a 94-54 victory. The Cowboys are also coming off a dominant victory. On Dec. 30, McNeese State blew out Ecclesia 115-66. New Orleans is favored by two points at Caesers Sportsbook, while the Over-Under is set at 151.

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The model knows New Orleans guard Derek St. Hilaire is averaging a team-best 18.2 points while shooting 45% from the floor. St. Hilaire has scored over 20 points in six games thus far. The Georgia native dropped a season-high 27 points with four rebounds and three assists against Northwestern. 

The model has also considered that McNeese State forward Myles Lewis is logging 11 points per game along with five rebounds and 1.4 assists. Lewis has finished with at least 14 points in five different contests. In the win over Ecclesia, he recorded a double-double and finished with 21 points, 10 rebounds, and five assists. 

Now, it has set its sights on New Orleans vs. McNeese State. We can tell you the model is leaning Under the total and it also says one side of the spread hits more than 50 percent of the time! You ABSOLUTELY need to see it before locking in any college basketball picks.

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