On Monday (02/17), the Baylor Bears(16-9) will play against the Arizona Wildcats(17-8) in an NCAA Regular-Season match. Baylor is 5th in Big-12 rankings, while Arizona is 2nd in Big-12 and 13th in the AP rankings. Learn the analysis and predictions related to this Big-12 Conference battle here.
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Baylor has bright spots but has struggled recently
Baylor will come into this game after a 3-point Overtime loss against the West Virginia Mountaineers. They have lost half of their last ten games and haven’t won more than two games in a row since the beginning of 2025. It paints a grim picture of their prospects in March Madness. At any rate, 6’5” forward Norchad Omier has been a double-double threat throughout the season and has kept their season alive.
Arizona has lost a couple of close games.
Arizona will enter the game after a four-point loss against the Houston Cougars despite a 17-point performance by Caleb Love. They are on a two-game losing streak after a 6-game winning streak. Caleb Love has been a terrific scorer and playmaker for the team whereas Jaden Bradley has done a neat job supporting Love.
Baylor vs Arizona Prediction
The Playoffs aim to provide the safest bets for the game. Have a look at the predictions for the game below.
Bet 2- Total Under 150.5 for -110 at BetMGM
The Spread can be around -4.5 in favor of Arizona. It seems a safe bet considering the difference in the depth here.
Baylor Bears Recent Games:
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Arizona Wildcats latest games:
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Baylor has been highly inconsistent these days but the Wildcats have a two-game losing streak to worry about as well. Still, I’d favor Arizona to come on top here considering their depth. The total can be above 140 but will likely remain below 150 points.
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