Tony T's Louisville vs. Virginia ATS SIDE 1-24-2022

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Virginia Cavaliers (11-8) vs Louisville Cardinals (11-8)

Monday, January 24, 2022 at 7:00 pm

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Cardinals enter play at 5-4 in the ACC. On the road they have losses at Florida St and Pittsburgh with a win at Georgia Tech. Team sits 11th in offensive efficiency against the conference with poor rebounding and shooting inside. They make only 68% of their free throws in conference. Louisville defends the paint and rebounds well defensively in ACC play. Cardinals utilize a lot of their bench. Virginia checks in at 5-4 in conference. At home they have a win against Virginia Tech by 2 and Pittsburgh by 1. Losses to Clemson by 17 and Wake Forest by 8. Cavaliers connect only on 32.9% from three in the ACC and struggle to scoring inside. Defensively worst three point defending team in conference allowing 49.7% plus weak on the defensive glass. Play Louisville +5.5.

Tony’s Pick Louisville Cardinals: +5.5 -110

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