Villanova vs. St. John’s Predictions, Odds: 2023 College Basketball Picks, Best Bet Jan 20 by Proven Models

In the Big East matchup, the Villanova Wildcats (9-10) take on St. John’s Red Storm (13-6) on Friday night. Villanova scored a three-game skid in his 77-73 victory over Georgetown on Monday. Meanwhile, St. John’s is on his second straight win, with the 15th-placed UConn beating him 85-74.

Tip-off from New York’s Carnesecca Arena is set for 7:00 PM ET. Redstorm is the Caesars Sportsbook’s latest Villanova vs. St. John’s odds, where he is the 4-point favorite, with an over/under 150 in total points scored. Be sure to check it out before picking St. John’s vs. Villanova. College basketball predictions and betting advice from the SportsLine projection model.

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The model now has its sights set on Villanova vs. St. John’s, locking the pick and CBB predictions. Visit SportsLine today to see our model recommendations. Here are the St. John’s vs. Villanova college basketball odds and betting lines:

• Villanova vs. St. John’s Spread: Red Storm -4
• Villanova vs. St. John’s around 150 points
• Villanova vs. St. John’s Money Line: Red Storm -180, Wildcats +152
• SJU: Overs are 4-1 in the last five games of Red Storm
• NOVA: The Wildcats are 13-3 overs in their last 16 road games against the team that won at home
• Villanova vs. St. John’s Picks: Check SportsLine’s Picks

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Why St. John’s Has You Covered

Senior center Joel Soriano is the paint’s legitimate anchor. The Soriano is a low-down bruising force that always gets board position and sees the rim with ease. The New York native has a soft touch and a solid post move. Soriano ranks 3rd in the nation in rebounding (12.1) and in scoring (16.5) for Big He ranks 4th in the East. He has recorded five consecutive double-doubles. In the final game, Soriano scored 19 points and 13 rebounds.

Junior guard Andre Courvelo provides a sly and agile playmaker in Red Storm’s backcourt. Curbelo has great agility and plays with great anticipation when scanning the floor. The Puerto Rican player ranks sixth in the conference in assists (5), and he’s scoring 10 points per game. He has recorded at least 6 of his assists in 4 of his last 7 games.

Why Villanova has you covered

Senior Caleb Daniels is a combo guard with the ability to knock down jumpers all over the floor. Daniels uses force and finishes at the rim with either hand. The Louisiana native now has 4.7 rebounds and his 3.3 assists per game, his third-highest score (16.6) in the Big East. On January 13, he finished with 21 points and three boards.

Freshman forward Cam Whitmore is an elite athlete who can easily finish above the rim. Whitmore can handle the ball on open courts and is strong in transition. The Maryland native has his 13.1 points and his 5 rebounds per game. He has also knocked down at least two of his 3-pointers in four straight games. Whitmore lost to eighth-placed Xavier on January 7, losing a season-high 26 points.

How to make a St. John’s vs. Villanova pick

In total, SportsLine’s model predicts 151 total points. It also shows that one side of the spread hits more than his 50% chance. Model’s Picks are only available at SportsLine.

So who will win Villanova vs. St. John’s? And which side of the spread will hit more than 50% of the time? Visit SportsLine this season to see which side of the spread they’re jumping on .