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Chris Wassel's NCAA Tournament DFS Prop Picks for PrizePicks, the Final Four round on April 2nd. Use his daily college fantasy basketball prop picks to win big.
Hello once again everyone! Welcome to more college basketball tournament action on PrizePicks. Our friends over at PrizePicks have a TON of great props we can look to take advantage of. With the Final Four and ultimately championship upon us this weekend, the stakes hit a fever pitch.
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PrizePicks and college basketball go hand in hand here as there are a slew of options. From points to fantasy score to even blocks and steals, there is something for everyone to wager. If one thinks they have a scoop on players who get to the charity stripe, there is a Free Throws Made prop too. Just string all those players and pile up the cash!
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Final Four DFS Props for PrizePicks
Caleb Love over 15.5 points. This will be close but the pace of the game should be a bit higher than the one set by St. Peter's against North Carolina. The fact that the Tar Heels still nearly topped 70 points speaks volumes. Again, the idea is we will have a few more picks via social media as game time approaches. Love struggled early from the field against the Peacocks which did not help. On the bright side, he did contribute in other ways. It will be interesting to see who guards Love but again the guard has to drain some shots early. The over is likely but it will be close. Check his fantasy score out because he could top 5 assists and 5 rebounds again with a few steals.
Ochai Agbaji over 16.5 points. The hope is that Kansas managed to push the pace just enough. With Villanova banged up and missing Justin Moore, Agbaji could enjoy more opportunities for points than usual. The Wildcats will have a tough time guarding Kansas but their balance will make this a challenge. It is just that Agbaji is a complete ballplayer on the biggest stage of his life. People were leery and rightfully so after he had struggled for several games but Agbaji started to turn the corner against Miami (FL). That 18-point performance could be just the beginning this weekend. Tilt with the over.
Armando Bacot under 39,1 Fantasy Score. This may not go as well as people expect. Armando Bacot has performed hit or miss against Duke this year. Even the hit did not see him hit all the peripherals either. Unlike the 20-20 against St. Peter's, that is not likely at all versus the Blue Devils. This is one of those games where the guards like a Lovek or Manek steal the show. Bacot will need to be better but can he put his entire game together against the one defense that seems to stifle his versatility. Duke makes the power forwards usually one dimensional. Can they do it again? Take the under.
Christian Braun over 26.1 Fantasy Score. The prop came way up here. The total climbed into the mid 20's. There was a hope that the prop for the Kansas guard would stay in the low 20's. That was not meant to be since Christian Braun had been in the mid to high 20's when it comes to fantasy score almost all tournament long. It was inevitable. Now, can Braun find a way to piece together his abilities on the biggest stage. The good news is again Villanova is banged up. It is more than the Moore injury. The Wildcats are beat up. Kansas has a real chance of putting one surge up and that being enough. Take the over.
Collin Gillespie under 27.5 Fantasy Score. This is one that should not happen but Gillespie at least should have a slightly easier time against Kansas. The guard couldn't even get shots off against Houston. He made one field goal the entire game in the Elite Eight. Expect that to change on Saturday but will that be enough? Gillespie cannot put up the prolific numbers but expects to come very close to this prop. It will be a tough sweat but Kansas has the defense to slow him and the Wildcats' guards enough. Albeit barely.
Some others to eye up:
One of the more fun picks could be Brady Manek over 2.5 three-pointers made. Collin Gillespie will likely hover near the under but Manek can catch fire much like Love. They make for an interesting duo that needs to drain shots early to keep Duke at arm's length. Risk the over.
Finally, Caleb Love has an assists prop of 3.5. He has been right around his average and can hit four assists in a higher-paced game against Duke. Take the over here by a whisker.
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