NCAAB: Sunday's 1 p.m. ET play

Play: Georgia State -6 -110

Time: 1 p.m. ET

Reasoning: Georgia Southern will have a tough time hanging with the Panthers offensively. They scored just 44 on Saturday. Georgia State won 83-79 on Saturday against Louisiana Lafayette. The Eagles have averaged just 58 ppg since Feb. 28, the game where starting F Angel Matias (ankle) was lost for the season. Matias was tied for the team lead in rebounds and was Georgia Southern's third-leading scorer. The Panthers, who played a much tougher schedule, won the teams' second matchup by 17 on March 7 and they lost the first meeting (Feb. 5) by only four. The Panthers have a tremendous shooting advantage, are better at the line, have recorded more steals and blocks and have committed fewer turnovers. They also can hang with the Eagles on the glass. 


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