College basketball is in full swing! Teams are getting their seasons underway, and we’re starting to see a real groove from some of them. Even though it’s only been a couple of games for most teams, we’re starting to see who’s reliable and who isn’t. Every day we’re targeting a parlay. We hit our parlay two days ago, then missed yesterday. Let’s hit again today with this three-team parlay! Let’s take a look at today’s college basketball parlay picks of the day!
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College Basketball Parlay Pick Of The Day (November 13th)
South Dakota @ Drake
The Drake Bulldogs sit at 2-0 and are averaging 88 points while allowing just 58. The defense has really stood out, especially because so many teams are still finding their rotations. South Dakota enters at 1-3 after three consecutive losses and has been giving up points at a high rate. Drake holds a 12-3 all-time series lead and has won the last three.
Jon Carroll has already scored 21 and 20 in Drake’s first two games after transferring in, giving the Bulldogs a proven interior and perimeter threat. Playing at home in Des Moines against a Summit League side that hasn’t found consistency makes taking -13.5 reasonable.
Lindenwood @ Nebraksa-Omaha
For the second leg in our college basketball parlay pick, I’m going with Nebraska-Omaha on the moneyline. The Mavericks are 2-0 at Baxter Arena this season and just put up 78 points in a home win. Lindenwood just lost to Nebraska. The Lions shot 36% from the field and 15% from three-point range while committing 18 turnovers.
Lindenwood’s two wins came against non-Division 1 opponents. Its other two games were double-digit road losses. Omaha’s home record and the fact that Lindenwood is playing its second road game in three days give the Mavericks a clear edge.
Xavier @ Mississippi State
The last leg is taking Xavier moneyline. Both of these teams are 3-0. However, they have very different styles. Xavier has held opponents to 53 points per game and roughly 28% shooting while winning by an average of nearly 38 points. Mississippi State has dominated weaker opponents, but Xavier’s defensive intensity and depth give the Musketeers multiple ways to generate offense. The game is at a neutral site, removing the home-game edge.
Add these three legs together for a nice +355 parlay.
