There is too much offense on the floor in Boca Raton for this game not to clear this low 140s number. If not for FAU's exploits, Liberty might have been one of the talks of the Big Dance after beating Villanova in the first round and almost knocking off Wisconsin in the second, and Ritchie McKay features many of the same components this season, led by 6-7 wing Kyle Rode (16.3 ppg). The Flames can shoot, too...53.1% from the floor and 42.4% of their triples (both ranking sixth). Meanwhile, the Owls got the offense in gear last week at Kissimmee, scoring at a 90 ppg clip in winning three straight, including routing VPI in Sunday's title game. Play Liberty-FAU "Over"

Yes, the Owls hit on all cylinders at Disney World and blew away Virginia Tech in Sunday's finale. The chance to get Liberty at this sort of price, however, is likely to be rare this season, as the Flames won 27 games of their own la year ago, advanced to the second round of the Dance, and return a very familiar lineup augmented by experienced Bowling Green transfer G Kaden Metheny. Liberty shoots well (and how...53.1% from floor and 42.4% beyond arc both rank sixth nationally), defends with purpose and rebounds aggressively, and Ritchie McKay's attack features four DD scorers led by 6-7 wing Kyle Rode (16.3 ppg). Doubt we see the Flames as a dog like this until March. Play Liberty