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NCAA Basketball: Picks for Day 20 of 2023-24 season

Nov 19, 2023; Columbus, Ohio, USA; Ohio State Buckeyes guard Dale Bonner (4) drives to the basket for the layup during the second half against the Western Michigan Broncos at Value City Arena. Mandatory Credit: Joseph Maiorana-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 19, 2023; Columbus, Ohio, USA; Ohio State Buckeyes guard Dale Bonner (4) drives to the basket for the layup during the second half against the Western Michigan Broncos at Value City Arena. Mandatory Credit: Joseph Maiorana-USA TODAY Sports /
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There are some key NCAA Basketball games to watch on Saturday after the end of a couple of key MTES being completed. Who will win the Emerald Coast Classic?

On the Friday after Thanksgiving there were some huge games and in those results were teams that I still have a lot of questions about. Is UNC Asheville good?  They don’t look anywhere near the team they were last year as they just lost to Lipscomb.

Alabama dropped a game to Ohio State which is surprising to me for a lot of reasons. I don’t think Ohio State is very good but Alabama had a tough shooting night and will bounce back. Long Island is on the board as they upset Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Oklahoma upset USC and Northern Iowa absolutely boat raced Stanford. Evansville won five games last season and currently sits at 5-0, it has been an incredible year for the Purple Aces.

Yesterday I went 41-20 on my picks. That gives me a 19 day total of 660-215 overall. Football is almost over which means the Saturday slates are going to start getting better. Tomorrow is still going to be dominated by Football and while there are still good games tomorrow the schedule is nowhere near what it is going to be in a few weeks. My picks for day 20 November 24 2023, are below.

Kansas City over Brown

Tennessee State over Southeastern Louisiana

Missouri over Loyola Maryland

Georgetown over Jackson State

Wagner over NJIT

Liberty over Maryland Eastern Shore

Merrimack over Alabama State

North Dakota over New Orleans

Maine over Columbia

Ohio over Middle Tennessee

Mercer over Western Michigan

Western Kentucky over Canisius

Evansville over Southeast Missouri State

Princeton over Northeastern

SIU Edwardsville over Detroit Mercy

George Mason over East Carolina

William & Mary over UMBC

Monmouth over Lafayette

Missouri State over South Carolina State

Saint Bonaventure over Miami Ohio

Binghamton over Army

Milwaukee over Southern Mississippi

Tennessee-Martin over Chicago State

Tulsa over Little Rock

UT Arlington over Texas State

St Thomas over Green Bay

Longwood over Lamar

Samford over North Carolina A&T

Central Arkansas over Eastern Michigan

Alabama over Oregon

Valparaiso over Southern

Mount St. Mary’s over Howard

UTSA over Incarnate Word

Fairleigh Dickinson over Jacksonville

Niagara over St Francis PA

Marist over Bucknell

Northern Kentucky over Long Island

UNC Greensboro over Delaware

UNC Asheville over Wofford

UNC Wilmington over Florida Gulf Coast

Penn over Belmont

Bethune over Delaware State

Charlotte over Georgia State

Furman over UAB

Lipscomb over Bowling Green

George Washington over Illinois-Chicago

Cleveland State over Alabama A&M

LMU over UTEP

St. John’s over Holy Cross

Richmond over Queens

Ohio State over Santa Clara

Drake over Texas Southern

San Diego State over California

Maryland over South Alabama

Wichita State over Norfolk State

Arkansas State over UT Rio Grande Valley

Saint Louis over Dartmouth

Bradley over Vermont

Grand Canyon over North Dakota State

DePaul over Northern Illinois

Hawaii over San Diego

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There are some great mid major games tomorrow like Richmond and Queens, Charlotte and Georgia State, Bradley and Vermont, and George Mason and East Carolina those are the must watch games. The power five slate is light and tomorrow’s schedule appeals to the mid-major fans mostly. DePaul plays so they are on upset watch and Ohio State plays a very good Santa Clara team. Enjoy the games and see you tomorrow.