Analyzing Saturday’s Michigan State-Florida Atlantic game with odds and lines, predictions and best bets
Michigan State basketball will look to continue its winning ways with another non-conference matchup on Saturday.
The Spartans welcome the Florida Atlantic Owls to the Breslin Center on Saturday afternoon. Michigan State comes into this game riding a four-game winning streak, which included a near-20-point win over Oakland earlier this week. Michigan State is 9-2 overall and has two remaining non-conference games left on the regular season schedule.
Florida Atlantic comes into this matchup with a 7-5 mark on the year. The Owls have won three straight games, and appear to be playing better as of late.
The Spartans are listed as double-digit favorites over Florida Atlantic in this matchup.
Check out the game odds, prediction and viewing options below.
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Michigan State vs. Florida Atlantic game odds:
All College Basketball Odds via BetMGM:
- Point spread: Michigan State -12.5
- Money line: Michigan State -950 / Florida Atlantic +610
- Over-under: 158.5
Michigan State vs. Florida Atlantic prediction, pick
This one has a similar feel to the game we saw earlier this week against Oakland. I anticipate the Owls to hit a number of shots in the first half to keep it close into the break. However, the Spartans will again put forth a strong defensive effort in the second half to pull away late.
Prediction: Michigan State 82, Florida Atlantic 67
Michigan State vs. Florida Atlantic channel, start time, streaming:
The Michigan State vs. Florida Atlantic game starts at approximately 2 p.m. ET on Saturday and can be seen on Fox Sports 1.
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