Wildcats vs. Billikens Odds & Betting Predictions - March 13, 2025

Saint Louis (-3.5) has the edge here. They rank 1st in the A-10 in FG% (47.3%) and shoot 35.2% from deep. Davidson’s defense allows 45.0% FG, struggling to contest jumpers. Last game, SLU shot 41.8% but still won. Neutral site could favor the team with a stronger inside presence—Saint Louis averages 31.9 RPG, Davidson just 29.8. Davidson’s offense has been shaky—just 62.8 PPG over their last five, shooting 41.7% from the field. Saint Louis, meanwhile, has found another gear, averaging 78.6 PPG in the same span with 48.5% shooting. SLU’s transition game is strong (1.22 AST/TO), while Davidson struggles against faster-paced teams, ranking bottom half in defensive rebounding. Saint Louis also dominates close matchups—11-7 in conference, while Davidson sits at 7-12. SLU won the last game despite an off night. Davidson is just 1-8 ATS in their last nine Thursday games, showing they don’t step up in key spots. With better offense and rebounding, SLU should cover.