Welcome to our top college basketball player props for Saturday, December 2. In this article, we will break down three exciting prop bets that offer great value. Join me, Emma Thompson, as we explore the prop bets of Reece Beekman, Chucky Hepburn, and David Jones. Let's dive in and discover the potential opportunities in the college basketball prop market.
Reece Beekman Under 7.5 Assists
Analyzing Reece Beekman's assist prop and the factors that make it a valuable bet.
Reece Beekman has been running the Virginia offense with elite passing ability. However, his assists prop is overinflated due to his high national ranking. He has yet to surpass 7.5 assists this season, making the under a favorable bet. The Syracuse defense has also been solid, reducing the chances of Beekman reaching this prop.
With a hit rate of under 7.5 assists in 15% of games over the past two seasons, the implied odds heavily favor the under. Don't miss out on this opportunity to bet against Beekman's inflated assist prop.
Chucky Hepburn Under 13.5 Points
Exploring Chucky Hepburn's scoring prop and the factors that suggest he will fall short.
Chucky Hepburn's scoring has been impacted by the slow pace of the Wisconsin vs. Marquette game. With both teams playing efficient basketball, scoring volume is expected to decrease. Hepburn's shooting percentage from beyond the arc has also dropped this season, resulting in fewer shot attempts.
He has gone under 13.5 points in 60% of games over the past two seasons, including six out of seven games this season. With his diminished role in the offense, betting on Hepburn to fall short in scoring is a smart choice.
David Jones Over 1.5 3-Pointers Made
Examining David Jones' 3-point shooting prop and the factors that indicate he will surpass it.
David Jones of the Memphis Tigers has been a force from beyond the arc this season. With over one-third of the team's points coming from 3-pointers, Jones has been a key contributor. He has displayed impressive shooting efficiency, making 44% of his attempts with an average of six per game.
Having already surpassed the 1.5 3-pointers made prop in 67% of games played, Jones has a strong track record. The matchup against the Ole Miss defense, which has shown vulnerability to perimeter shooting, further enhances his chances of exceeding this prop.
