Tommies vs. Mavericks Odds & Betting Predictions - March 10, 2025

Big Cat Ride Or Die

St. Thomas’ offense is elite – 58.1% eFG% (3rd), 49.2% FG% (7th), 38.7% from three (8th). Omaha’s defense ranks 249th in eFG% allowed and 277th in 2P%. STT also protects the ball, 9.6 TO/G (18th), while Omaha forces just 10.4 TO/G (308th). Efficiency gap favors St. Thomas. Omaha struggles in second halves, allowing 41.8 PPG (338th). STT scores 41.9 in the second (21st), capitalizing on weak defenses late. Omaha also gives up 15.4 FTM per game (300th), while STT shoots 78.2% FT (21st). If this is tight late, STT has a clear edge at the line. Rebounding is a weakness for both, but Omaha thrives on offensive boards (8.5 ORB/G, 194th) while STT struggles (5.4 ORB/G, 356th). However, STT offsets this by limiting turnovers and shooting efficiently. Omaha’s defense gives up 76 PPG (273rd) – STT should score at will.