College basketball picks today: Greg Peterson's best bets for November 7th

College Basketball Picks Today:

Veteran college basketball handicapper Greg Peterson shares his best college basketball tips for Thursday, November 7th.

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Robert Morris v. Delaware

6:30 p.m. ET

Both teams are coming off defeats to start the season, with Robert Morris coming off an 87-59 loss to West Virginia after losing a lot of units in the offseason due to an offense that lacked performance last season Ranked 323rd in points per possession. Delaware is still a bit of a work in progress, but they had a double-digit half-team lead in their season opener against Bucknell, and Cavan Reilly should improve on the six points he has on opening night after shooting 37.8% from 3-point range scored 9.2 points per game a season ago.

Delaware -6 (Greg's Handicap Delaware -14)

Stony Brook vs. Central Michigan

7:00 p.m. ET

While Stony Brook suffered a 40-point loss to Marquette to start the season, the signing of Ben Wight, who gave the team 10 points and eight rebounds per game, was an encouraging sign after spending last season in Toledo Bank had spent. Although Central Michigan won its first game against South Alabama, the 17 turnovers in that game are a concern after the team ranked 324th in points scored per possession last season.

Stony Brook +4 (Greg's handicap Stony Brook -2)

Montana State vs. Wisconsin

8:00 p.m. ET

Wisconsin has ranked 271st or worse in total possessions per game every season since 2006-07 and faces a Montana State team that was among the worst in the country and nationally in second-chance scoring percentage last season 356th was missed offensive shots that resulted in an offensive rebound.

Montana State vs. Wisconsin under 146 (Greg's handicapping total 137.5)

Prairie View vs. DePaul

8:00 p.m. ET

DePaul has a new coach in Chris Holtmann for a team that lost 100% last season and now faces a Prairie View team that plays a defense alien to most teams outside of its conference and Ranked eighth in turnovers forced per possession last season and has been in the top nine in that category five times in the last seven seasons. With DePaul trying to get players on the same page and only one player grabbing more than five rebounds in its opening OT win over Southern Indiana, Game 2 of the Holtmann era looks to be another problem.

Prairie View +15 (Greg's Handicap Prairie View +11)

Omaha vs. Stetson

8:00 p.m. ET

Last season, Omaha ranked 300th in opponent 3-point shooting percentage, while Stetson made 25 3-pointers in its opening game against non-Division I New College of Florida and 38.6 last season % of his 3-point shots made at home. In the season opener, Omaha was outscored by Mid-America Christian Evangels in the second half and committed five more turnovers than its non-Division I opponent.

Stetson -4 (Greg's handicap Stetson -8)