On Saturday (02/15), the St. John’s Red Storm(21-4) will play against the Creighton Bluejays(18-7) in an NCAA Regular-Season match. St. John’s is 9th in the AP rankings, while Creighton is 24th. Read the analysis and predictions related to this Big East Conference match here.
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St. John’s is having a terrific impact
St. John’s will enter the game after a close two-point loss against the Villanova Wildcats despite a 22-point performance by Aaron Scott. During their winning streak, they beat two Top-25 squads but have a bunch of closed shaves. RJ Luis Jr. has been on a tear while Zuby Ejiofor has been highly efficient. Meanwhile, Kadary Richmond has been a stellar all-around presence. Overall, the Red Storms are on the right path and will likely finish at the top of Big East.
Creighton is on song
Creighton is going to enter the affair after a four-point loss against the UConn Huskies despite a 13-point performance by center Ryan Kalkbrenner. They had won nine in a row before the loss, and have done well to recover from a 9-6 start. Kalkbrenner has been on fire throughout the season, meanwhile, Steven Ashworth’s playmaking has been brilliant. Creighton has been amazing recently but is prone to dry spells.
St. John’s vs Creighton Prediction
The Playoffs aim to provide the safest bets for the game. Have a look at the predictions for the game below.
A Spread of -4.5 can be favorable for St. John’s here but picking a -6.5 may be a stretch. However, it is a bigger stretch to expect that Creighton will necessarily cover their +6.5 spread. Thus, we are leaning on St. John’s to win it by at least 7 points, although it is a bit risky.
St. John’s Red Storms Recent Games:
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Creighton Bluejays latest games:
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This can be a close battle considering the talent level of both teams. However, St. John’s season trajectory suggests they are the favorites here. Thus, they are likely a safer bet. The total can be between 140-150 points.
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