Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Loyola MD Greyhounds

Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Coppin State Eagles

Recent betting trends in games played between Loyola MD and Coppin State

A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for the Loyola MD vs Coppin State game

Loyola MD Greyhounds Betting Preview

The Greyhounds got off to a 2-3 start through their first five games this year. Loyola MD beat Lancaster Bible and NJIT in that time, otherwise falling to Columbia, VCU and Boston College. Game six was another win, this time over VMI.

Matched up against the Keydets on Tuesday, the Greyhounds were in trouble at the break with a 12-point deficit. Loyola came back on a 40-25 run however, eventually winning 70-67. Milos Ilic led the team on a double-double with 28 points and 11 boards.

Coppin State Eagles Betting Preview

Over on the Coppin State side, they’ve come up empty so far this year. The Eagles have fallen to Wake Forest, High Point, Rider, Virginia, UMBC, Miami, George Mason and Saint Joseph’s over their first eight outings.

In their Tuesday matchup, the Eagles were drilled 42-26 in the first half on the way to an 83-54 loss following a 41-28 run in the second. Peter Oduro was the only one in double-figures, notching 16 points with 10 rebounds in the losing effort.

Why the Coppin State Eagles will win

• Loyola (MD) has lost each of its last nine Monday night games against non-Conference opponents.
• The home team has won four of Loyola (MD)’s last five games.
• Loyola (MD) has lost the first half in five of its last six road games.

Why the Loyola Greyhounds will win

• Coppin State has lost each of its last 21 games against non-AP-ranked opponents.

Loyola MD vs Coppin State Prediction

I’ll stick with Loyola I suppose. There’s not a lot of intrigue in this game if you’re not a fan of either team, though. The Greyhounds started slowly against VMI in a much-needed win on Tuesday, eventually shooting a tepid 38.8 percent from the field with a 41-27 rebounding edge. It was the first time Loyola had hit the 70-point mark since way back on November 9.

As for Coppin State, there aren’t too many positives to mention. The Eagles have been below 68 points in all eight games and have only 109 combined points (versus 176 allowed) in their last two games). Coppin State likely won’t get blown out as badly here, but it’s tough trusting them to do much of anything.