THURSDAY night NCAA Basketball features the Gonzaga Bulldogs and the Portland St. Vikings clashing at the McCarthy Athletic Center.
These two teams played the opening game at the center three years ago, in which the Bulldogs (6-1) beat the Vikings (4-2) 98-90.
Tonight the Bulldogs will be shooting for a 45th consecutive home win in the arena. They currently hold the longest home-winning streak in the nation.
The 22nd-ranked Bulldogs have won their last nine straight against the Vikings, with bookmakers installing them red-hot favourites in this clash.
-110 Betting Lines are available in Point Spread Betting at Canbet with the Vikings enjoying a 21.5 start against the Bulldogs.
The Vikings have won three straight but haven?t beaten Gonzaga since 1976.
The Bulldogs suffered their first loss of the season when beaten by No. 19 Butler in the championship game of the NIT Season Tip-Off, ironically it was two nights after beating No.2 North Carolina.
The win over the now No. 7 Tar Heels catapulted the Bulldogs into the top 25 for the first time this season in polls.
The Bulldogs have blown out lesser opposition this season, Rice 88-50, UTSA 92-48 and Idaho 76-51 to give confidence to those betting they cover the 21.5 point spread against Portland St.
These two teams played the opening game at the center three years ago, in which the Bulldogs (6-1) beat the Vikings (4-2) 98-90.
Tonight the Bulldogs will be shooting for a 45th consecutive home win in the arena. They currently hold the longest home-winning streak in the nation.
The 22nd-ranked Bulldogs have won their last nine straight against the Vikings, with bookmakers installing them red-hot favourites in this clash.
-110 Betting Lines are available in Point Spread Betting at Canbet with the Vikings enjoying a 21.5 start against the Bulldogs.
The Vikings have won three straight but haven?t beaten Gonzaga since 1976.
The Bulldogs suffered their first loss of the season when beaten by No. 19 Butler in the championship game of the NIT Season Tip-Off, ironically it was two nights after beating No.2 North Carolina.
The win over the now No. 7 Tar Heels catapulted the Bulldogs into the top 25 for the first time this season in polls.
The Bulldogs have blown out lesser opposition this season, Rice 88-50, UTSA 92-48 and Idaho 76-51 to give confidence to those betting they cover the 21.5 point spread against Portland St.
