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Kentucky is in a prime position to secure both a victory and a cover when they host Tennessee on Tuesday night. The Wildcats already proved they can handle the Volunteers, having pulled off a 78-73 win in Knoxville on January 28 while covering the spread as significant 10.5-point underdogs. This time, playing on their home court, they will look to capitalize on that momentum and extend their success against their SEC rivals.
Offensively, Kentucky has been one of the most dynamic teams in the country, averaging an impressive 86.8 points per game, ranking them among the top three scoring teams nationwide. Their ability to push the tempo, create high-percentage opportunities, and consistently put pressure on opposing defenses makes them a formidable challenge for any opponent.
Defensively, the Wildcats have had some inconsistency, allowing 76.6 points per contest. However, their high-powered offense often makes up for any defensive shortcomings by outscoring opponents in a fast-paced game. Tennessee will need to find a way to disrupt Kentucky’s rhythm while keeping up with their relentless scoring attack.
With the home-court advantage and a potent offense that has shown no signs of slowing down, Kentucky is well-positioned to take care of business. Expect them to dictate the tempo, exploit mismatches, and ultimately secure both the win and the cover against Tennessee. Take Kentucky ATS
Offensively, Kentucky has been one of the most dynamic teams in the country, averaging an impressive 86.8 points per game, ranking them among the top three scoring teams nationwide. Their ability to push the tempo, create high-percentage opportunities, and consistently put pressure on opposing defenses makes them a formidable challenge for any opponent.
Defensively, the Wildcats have had some inconsistency, allowing 76.6 points per contest. However, their high-powered offense often makes up for any defensive shortcomings by outscoring opponents in a fast-paced game. Tennessee will need to find a way to disrupt Kentucky’s rhythm while keeping up with their relentless scoring attack.
With the home-court advantage and a potent offense that has shown no signs of slowing down, Kentucky is well-positioned to take care of business. Expect them to dictate the tempo, exploit mismatches, and ultimately secure both the win and the cover against Tennessee. Take Kentucky ATS
NCAA Basketball Picks
Tuesday, February 11th 2025 7:00 PM
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NCAA Basketball Cappers Picks for Tennessee vs Kentucky with Cappers winnings percentage over 55% for the last 7 days:
Mark Ruelle 67 % Parlay's Pundit 60 % Parlay's Pundit 60 % Brandon Lee 86 % Trent Pruitt 54 % Trent Pruitt 54 % Shane Mickle 55 % Brody Vaughn 67 %
Tennessee
Kentucky SPREAD
Tennessee -3.5 (-110) AVG SPREAD W%: 50 ROI: -5
Mark Ruelle
W%: 52
ROI: -2
Shane Mickle
W%: 50
ROI: -5
Chad Hartsock
W%: 49
ROI: -6
Max Turner
W%: 50
ROI: -3
Timothy Black
W%: 47
ROI: -10
Calvin King
W%: 50
ROI: -4
Brandon Lee
W%: 50
ROI: -4
SPREAD
Kentucky 3.5 (-110) AVG SPREAD W%: 51 ROI: -4
Parlay's Pundit
W%: 50
ROI: -6
David Picks and parlays
W%: 49
ROI: -6
Payton Shanks
W%: 50
ROI: -4
Brody Vaughn
W%: 54
ROI: 2
Brad Francis
W%: 51
ROI: -8
MONEY
Tennessee -170 AVG MONEY W%: 49 ROI: -6
Chip Patterson
W%: 47
ROI: -10
David Racey
W%: 51
ROI: -3
Payton Shanks
W%: 50
ROI: -4
Bryan Power
W%: 49
ROI: -7
Micah Roberts
W%: 49
ROI: -7
TOTAL
UNDER 146.5 (-110)
AVG UNDER W%: 50 ROI: -4
Parlay's Pundit
W%: 50
ROI: -6
Trent Pruitt
W%: 50
ROI: -4
Max Turner
W%: 50
ROI: -3
Payton Shanks
W%: 50
ROI: -4
TOTAL
OVER 146.5 (-110)
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