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Prizing:

1st Place: $50 Amazon gift card

2nd-20th Place: $10 Starbucks gift card

Overview:

On Monday, April 3rd, the (37-1) Gonzaga Bulldogs will take on the (32-7) North Carolina Tar Heels in the 2017 NCAAM National Championship Game.

The Crowd:

“The Crowd” projects a final score of North Carolina 76.3 – Gonzaga 75.0 with an over/under of 151.3.  The Vegas Line has a final score of North Carolina 77.8 – Gonzaga 76.3 with an over/under of 154.0.

Statistics (2016-17 season):

Point differential: Gonzaga +22.3 > North Carolina +14.4

Points per game: North Carolina 85.0 PPG > Gonzaga 83.2 PPG

Points allowed per game: Gonzaga 60.9 > North Carolina 70.6 PPG

Field Goal Percentage Offense: Gonzaga 50.9% > North Carolina 47.2%

Field Goal Percentage Defense: Gonzaga 36.8% > North Carolina 41.6%

Three Point Percentage: Gonzaga 37.8% > North Carolina 36.1%

Turnovers per game: Gonzaga 11.4 > North Carolina 12.1

Rebounds per game: North Carolina 43.7 > Gonzaga 40.5

Assists per game: North Carolina 18.2 > Gonzaga 15.4

Summary:

Gonzaga is (7-0) against ranked opponents while North Carolina is (9-5).  For the tournament, Gonzaga is averaging 73.2 points while holding the opposition to 61.8.  North Carolina, by comparison, have averaged 83.8 points and have allowed 71.6.  Gonzaga ranks 1^st in point differential (+22.3) and 2^nd in field goal percentage defense 36.5%.   Gonzaga is the deeper team with seven players averaging at least seven points per game whereas North Carolina has just four.  North Carolina leads the nation in rebounding (43.7) but face one of the rare teams who has the size to match them.

North Carolina’s Joel Berry II is nursing several ankle injuries and was awful in the win over Oregon shooting just (2-14).  A hobbled Berry is cause to concern for Tar Heels fans because he’s their second leading scorer (14.5 PPG) and assist man (3.6 APG).  Kennedy Meeks should be able to impose his will on the inside but North Carolina’s perimeter players must make their open shots when he gets doubled.  Nigel Williams-Goss (16.9 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 4.7 assists) will have to step up as the primary scorer for Gonzaga because North Carolina have the size to neutralize Karnowski and Collins on the interior.  Ultimately, Gonzaga has been the best defensive team all season and should win the National Championship on Monday.

Contest Rules:

To be eligible to win a prize in any contest at The Crowd’s Line, you must be at least 18 years old and a resident of the United States or Canada. You must also submit your score prediction on our official prediction tool (blog widget), and include a valid email address. Contest winners are determined according to The Crowd’s Line scoring methodology. If more than one entrant has the same winning score, final contest rankings and prize winners are selected by random draw. Only one entry per person is allowed for each contest; multiple entries from a single player will be deemed invalid. There are no prize substitutions or exchanges available from The Crowd’s Line. All contest prizes will be sent by email within 5-7 business days after the conclusion of each contest.