#[LIVE]#LSU vs Yale Live Stream NCAA March Madness Game on TV
Published on Mar 21, 2019
#[LIVE]#LSU vs Yale Live Stream NCAA March Madness Game on TV
2019 NCAA Tournament: LSU vs. Yale odds, picks, predictions from model on 11-5 run. What time is the 2019 NCAA Tournament: LSU vs. Yale game and what TV channel? Live stream and watch online
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No. 3-seed LSU Tigers take on the No. 14-seed Yale Bulldogs in a Round of 64 matchup in the 2019 NCAA Tournament on Thursday at 12:40 p.m. ET in Jacksonville. The Tigers (26-6) won the Southeastern Conference regular-season title before being surprised in the SEC quarterfinals, while the Bulldogs (22-7) shared the Ivy League crown with Harvard and then beat the Crimson 97-85 in the conference tournament final. LSU is without head coach Will Wade, who is indefinitely suspended amid a federal investigation, but Vegas lists the Tigers as 7.5-point favorites, with the over-under for total points set at 156.5 in the latest LSU vs. Yale odds. Both teams can score and dominate the glass, so before you make any LSU vs. Yale picks, you'll want to see the 2019 NCAA Tournament predictions from SportsLine's proven computer model.
This model, which simulates every game 10,000 times, has raked in the winnings for those following its picks. Over the past two years, the SportsLine Projection Model has returned over $4,000 to $100 players on its top-rated college basketball picks. It also entered the postseason on a strong 11-5 run on all top-rated college basketball picks. Anyone who has followed it is way up.
Now it has analyzed all relevant data and crunched the numbers for LSU vs. Yale. We can tell you it's leaning over, but it also has a strong point-spread pick that hits in nearly 60 percent of simulations. That pick is only available at SportsLine.
The model knows LSU held off Kentucky and Tennessee to win its first SEC regular-season championship in 11 years. The Tigers owned the 26th-toughest schedule in the country and recorded wins over the likes of Kentucky, Tennessee, Auburn, Ole Miss and Saint Mary's. Yale's strength of schedule, by contrast, ranked 132nd.
The balanced Tigers have four players averaging in double-figures, led by Tremont Waters (15.1. The team ranks a modest 62nd in field goal percentage (46.2) but makes up for it by averaging 12.4 offensive boards per game, second-most in the nation and tops among 2019 NCAA Tournament qualifiers.
LSU has covered in five of six overall and in 10 of 11 against teams like Yale with above-.600 win percentages. These teams also have one common non-conference opponent. LSU downed Memphis 85-76, while Yale lost to the Tigers 109-102 in overtime.
But just because the Tigers are the higher seed and more battle-tested doesn't mean they can cover the LSU vs. Yale spread.
This is Yale's second NCAA Tournament appearance in three seasons. The Bulldogs upset Baylor as a 12-seed in 2017 before nearly shocking Duke in the second round. Yale is a perfect 2-0 this season on neutral-site games, while LSU is just 2-3.
Sharp-shooting Yale averages a robust 81.1 points, thanks to a 49.6 field goal percentage, fifth-best in the country. Ivy League Player of the Year and 6-6 junior Miye Oni (17.6 ppg) leads a team that has four players averaging in double-figures. But they aren't a run-and-gun team. The Bulldogs also led the Ivy League in rebounding margin, field goal defense and assists. They're 20-1 when they out-rebound their opponents.