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Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Odds

Here are the Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Odds:

TEAM	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
Kentucky Wildcats	+4.5	+170	144.5 U
Tennessee Volunteers	-4.5	-200	144.5 O

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends

Here are the Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends for both teams, but first, the head-to-head stats:

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Head-to-Head

Date	Opponent	Score	Spread	Total	Moneyline
2/11/25	@UK	UK 75-64	UK+1.5	U146.5	UKEVEN
1/28/25	@TENN	UK 78-73	TENN-8.5	O148.5	TENN-385
3/09/24	@TENN	UK 85-81	TENN-9.5	O164.5	TENN-455
2/03/24	@UK	TENN 103-92	UK+1.5	O161.5	UK-110
2/18/23	@UK	UK 66-54	UK+2.5	U136	UK+155
1/14/23	@TEN	UK 63-56	TENN-14.0	U134.5	TENN-1200
2/15/22	@TENN	TENN 76-63	TENN-1.5	U140.5	TENN-115
1/15/22	@UK	UK 107-79	UK-5.5	O142.5	UK-222
2/20/21	@TENN	UK 70-55	TENN-8.0	U137	TENN-385
2/06/21	@UK	TENN 82-71	UK+3.5	O125.5	UK+145

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Wildcats

Now, we have the Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends for the Wildcats:

• The over/under record for Kentucky’s previous six games is 4-2.
• In their last six games, Kentucky has a winning record of 5-1 against the spread.
• After six games against Tennessee, Kentucky has a record of 5-1 against the spread.
• In their last six games versus Tennessee, Kentucky has a winning state record of 5-1.
• During the last six games that Kentucky has played against teams from the Southeastern conference, the total has been over in five of those games.
• In the five games that Kentucky has played in the month of March, they have a winning record of 4-1 against the spread.
• On Fridays, Kentucky has a record of 17-3 against the spread in their previous 20 games played.
• When playing as the underdog, Kentucky has a record of 15-5 against the spread in their last 20 games.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Volunteers

Now, we have the Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends for the Volunteers:

• In their last 12 games, Tennessee has a record of 4-8 against the spread.
• Five of Tennessee’s most recent seven games have resulted in the total going over.
• In their last six games, Tennessee has a winning record of 5-1 against the spread.
• There have been six of Tennessee’s last eight games against Kentucky in which the total has been UNDER.
• During the last five games that Tennessee has played against teams from the Southeastern conference, the total has been over in four of those games.
• In their most recent five games played in the month of March, Tennessee has a winning record of 4-1 against the spread.
• After five games played on Fridays, Tennessee has a record of 4-1 against the spread.
• When playing as the favorite, Tennessee has a winning and unbeaten record of 7-1 in their last 8 games.
• During the last seven games that Tennessee has played at home on a Friday, the total has gone over in six of those games.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Against the Spread

Now, in these Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends, we have the against the spread info:

• This season, Tennessee has a record of 19-17-0 against the spread.
• Throughout the course of this season, Kentucky has produced a record of 18-170 against the spread.
• In a game, the Volunteers score 74.6 points, which is only 2.6 points lower than the Wildcats’ average of 77.2 points scored against them.
• The Tennessee Volunteers have a record of 5-5 against the spread and 10-0 overall when they score more than 77.2 points.
• With a record of 11-5 against the spread and 14-2 overall, Kentucky has a record of fewer than 74.6 points conceded.
• Over the course of a game, the Wildcats score 85 points, which is 22.1 points higher than the Volunteers’ average of 62.9 points scored against them.
• When it comes to games in which it scores more than 62.9 points, Kentucky has compiled a record of 16-15 against the spread and 21-10, respectively.
• In games where it concedes fewer than 85 points, Tennessee has a record of 16-15 against the spread and 25-6 overall.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Over/Under

Now, in these Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends, we have the over/ under info:

• Over the course of this season, the Volunteers have accumulated an average implied point total of 77.1, which is 2.1 points greater than their implied total for the game that took place Saturday (75).
• During the course of this season, Tennessee has scored 21 more points than the indicated point total for this matchup, which is 75.
• The Wildcats have an average expected point total for the season of 86.2, which is 16.2 points higher than the team’s implied total for this matchup, which is 70 points from the starting point.
• In the first 31 games of the season, Kentucky has scored more than 70 points on 31 occasions.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Moneyline

Now, in these Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends, we have the moneyline info:

• During this season, Tennessee has won 25 of 29 games when they were favored on the moneyline, which is an 86.2% result.
• When the Volunteers have been the moneyline favorite in games with odds of -203 or lower, they have a record of 21-2, which is equivalent to a winning percentage of 91.3%.
• Taking into consideration the implied probability of the moneyline, Tennessee has a 67.0% chance of winning this football game.
• Twelve times this season, Kentucky has been the underdog, and they have won seven of those games, which is 58.3 percent of the total.
• Over the course of this season, the Wildcats have a record of 5-4 when they are the underdog in a game with a moneyline wager of +167 or more.
• According to the implied probability of the moneyline, Kentucky has a 37.5% chance of winning this game than any other team.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Prediction

Now we have the Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Prediction for both teams.

When the two teams compete against one another in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, the winner will be either the No. 2 Tennessee Volunteers (29-7, 12-6 SEC) or the No. 3 Kentucky Wildcats (24-11, 10-8 SEC). Both of these teams will earn a spot in the Elite Eight of the tournament. TBS will broadcast this competition on Friday at 7:39 p.m. Eastern Time.

With a 4.5-point advantage over the Wildcats, the Volunteers are the favorites to win their next clash. A total of 144.5 is the over/under for this game.

In comparison to Kentucky, who has a record of 18-17-0 against the spread, Tennessee has a record of 19-17-0 against the spread this season. The Volunteers have a record of 16-20-0 when it comes to hitting the over, while the Wildcats have a record of 19-16-0 when it comes to hitting the over. Each of the two teams has a combined scoring average of 159.6 points per game, which is 15.1 points higher than the total for this clash. Over the course of the last ten games, Tennessee has produced an overall record of 8-2 and a record of 4-6 against the spread. Over the course of its most recent ten games, Kentucky has a record of 7-3 overall and 5-5 against the spread.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Prediction: Wildcats

Here is the Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Prediction for the Wildcats:

The most recent game that the Kentucky Wildcats participated in was a basketball game against Illinois, which they won by a score of 84-75. At the conclusion of the game, Kentucky had a field goal percentage of 47.1% (32 out of 68) and had made 8 of their 21 3-point shots.

With a percentage of sixty percent, the Wildcats were successful in twelve of their twenty efforts in the charity stripe. In terms of the number of rebounds they collected, they had a total of 34, with eight of those coming from the attacking end. In addition, they were responsible for 18 assists during the game, in addition to forcing 14 turnovers and accumulating 14 steals.

In terms of the defense, Kentucky allowed a shooting percentage of 43.5% from the floor over the course of 27 out of 62 attempts. After the game, Illinois had a total of 12 assists and three steals. Illinois also had a total of 40 rebounds, 11 of which were offensive and 29 of which were defensive, but they did not have a single block. With 12 of 19 free throw attempts made, Illinois finished the game with a free throw percentage of 63.2% from the free throw line. In addition to that, nine of their thirty-two attempts from outside the perimeter were successful in hitting the target. The Wildcats concluded with 18 personal fouls, whereas Illinois registered 20 personal fouls. This fact is relevant when discussing personal fouls.

Koby Brea is a person who participated in the competition by playing a role. At the end of the game, he finished with 23 points, after shooting 10 out of 16 shots. He was on the court for a total of 36 minutes and also grabbed six rebounds during that time. His field goal percentage was 62.5%, and he also had one assist to his name.

As of the beginning of this matchup, Kentucky has a record of 24-11 in terms of wins and losses for the season. On average, they incur 17.2 personal fouls a game and turn the ball over 10.9 times per game. Additionally, they commit 10.9 turnovers per game. With a total of 597 assists for the season, Kentucky is currently ranked ninth in the nation in terms of passing the ball. Additionally, the team is averaging 38.4 rebounds per game and has the most assists of any team in the country. This season, the Wildcats have a shooting percentage of 73.2% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 37.4% from downtown (335 of 895) shots. With a shooting percentage of 48.1% from the field, they have a scoring average of 85.0 points per game, which places them sixth in the nation.

When it comes to defense, the Wildcats are causing their opponents to commit 10.3 turnovers per game, and they are drawing 17.8 fouls themselves. They have 448 assists allowed for the year, which places them 228th in the college rankings for assists allowed. There is a field goal percentage of 43.5% (961 of 2,211) that the Wildcats defense is allowing, and they are allowing 35.3 boards per game as a team. The percentage of three-point attempts that they miss is 30.6%, and they rank 315th in college basketball in terms of the number of points that their opponents score per game (77.2).

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Wildcats Stats & Insights

• One of the reasons that Kentucky has a +273 scoring differential, which means that they outscore their opponents by 7.8 points per game, is because they score 85 points per game, which ranks sixth in college basketball, while they allow 77.2 points per game, which ranks 315th in college basketball.
• Despite allowing opponents to grab 32.1 rebounds per game, Kentucky is able to pull down 34.5 rebounds per game, which places them 50th in college basketball. At a rate of 2.4 boards per game, it outrebounds its contestants.
• The average number of three-pointers that Kentucky makes per game is 9.6 (36th in college basketball), which is 1.1 greater than the average number of threes that its opponents make.
• The offense of Kentucky averages 105.2 points per 100 possessions, which places them 15th in college basketball. On the other hand, the defense allows 95.6 points per 100 possessions, which places them 244th among the college basketball rankings.
• At home, the Wildcats score an average of 90.7 points per game, while away, they score 79.6 points per game.

Wildcats Key Players to Watch

• Otega Oweh leads the Wildcats in scoring with an average of 16.3 points per game. Oweh also contributes an average of 1.7 assists and 4.7 rebounds per game.
• The two players who lead Kentucky in rebounding and assists are Amari Williams, who averages 8.6 rebounds per game in addition to 10.8 points and 3.2 assists per game, and Lamont Butler, who averages 4.3 assists per game in addition to 11.1 points and 2.7 rebounds per game.
• Koby Brea is the Wildcats’ greatest shooter from beyond the arc, averaging 2.6 three-pointers per game.
• Williams leads Kentucky in blocks (1.3 per game) and Oweh leads the team in thefts (1.6 per game). Performance is the basis for both of these numbers.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Wildcats Last 10 Games

Date	Opponent	Score	Spread	Total	Moneyline
3/23/25	ILL	W 84-75	W-1.5	U170.5	W-112
3/21/25	TROY	W 76-57	W-11.5	U152.5	W-780
3/08/25	@MIZZ	W 91-83	W+3.5	O170.5	W+154
3/04/25	LSU	W 95-64	W-12.5	O157.5	W-880
3/01/25	AUB	L 94-78	L+5.5	O167.5	L+168
2/26/25	@OKLA	W 83-82	L-2.5	O162.5	W-142
2/22/25	@ALA	L 96-83	L+7.5	O177.5	L+260
2/19/25	VAN	W 82-61	W-5.5	U161.5	W-245
2/15/25	@TEX	L 82-78	L+1.5	O157.5	L+102
2/11/25	TENN	W 75-64	W+1.5	U146.5	WEVEN

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Prediction: Volunteers

Here is the Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Prediction for the Volunteers:

A triumph over UCLA by a score of 67-58 was the Tennessee Volunteers’ most recent game, and they were able to walk away with the victory. In this encounter, the Volunteers racked up a total of 30 rebounds, with 21 coming from the defensive side and 9 coming from the offensive side. They committed 15 turnovers while securing seven steals during the game between the two teams. There were a total of sixteen attempts made by the Volunteers from the free throw line as a result of the 19 fouls that UCLA committed during the game. A total of 14 of their attempts at free throws were successful, giving them an 87.5% success rate. Tennessee was successful in making 11 of 22 attempts at three-point shots, which is a fifty percent success rate.

As soon as the final whistle blew, the Volunteers had completed 21 out of 49 shots from the field, which resulted in a percentage of 42.9% for them. The Volunteers created an environment in which UCLA was able to convert 19 of their 53 attempts from the floor, resulting in a shooting percentage of 35.8% for the game. They ended up shooting 11 of 14 from the charity line, which yielded a 78.6% percentage, and finished with a 30.4% shooting percentage from beyond the arc, shooting 7 of 23. In terms of rebounding, Tennessee gave UCLA a total of 23 rebounding opportunities, with eight of those coming from the offensive glass.

The Volunteers were able to make significant progress in the matchup because to Chaz Lanier’s contributions. During this battle, he made 6 of 14 field goals, which yielded a field goal percentage of 42.9%, and he also grabbed 4 rebounds. During his 35 minutes on the field, he not only scored 20 points but also had two assists during the game.

The Tennessee Volunteers have a record of 29-7 so far this season. As far as offensive execution is concerned, the Volunteers are shooting 45.5% from the field, which places them 129th in the whole collegiate basketball league. With an average of 36.5 boards per game, Tennessee has accumulated 2,685 points on the season, which is equivalent to 74.6 points per game. The rate at which they earn assists is 15.5 times per game, which places them 61st in the state of college basketball, while they turn the ball over 10.6 times per game. Each and every game, the Volunteers commit 15.4 fouls, and their percentage from the free throw line is 74.4%.

The defense of Tennessee allows 28.3 percent of their opponents to make shots from beyond the arc (261 of 923) while their opponents are successful in denying 73.9 percent of their free throw attempts. During each game, they allow 10.2 assists and 31.6 boards, which places them in the 14th and 31st positions, respectively, in college basketball. On the defensive side of the court, the Volunteers have surrendered 62.9 points per game, which places them eighth in the college rankings for points per game. Every game, they force 11.6 turnovers and enable teams to shoot 38.2% from the field, which is the highest percentage in Division I.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Volunteers Stats & Insights

• Tennessee has a scoring difference of +422, which means that they outscore their opponents by 11.7 points per game. In college basketball, it ranks 151st in terms of scoring, with 74.6 points per game, and it ranks eighth in terms of allowing 62.9 points per game, with a high of 82.9.
• Tennessee’s opponents allow them to collect 33.2 rebounds per game, which places them 104th in college basketball, while Tennessee’s own team allows 27.4 rebounds per game. It has a 5.8-board advantage over its opponents on average every game.
• Their opponents made 7.3 three-pointers per game, while the Volunteers made 8.4 three-pointers per game, which is the 101st highest in NCAA basketball.
• Tennessee’s offensive performance is 59th in college basketball, averaging 100.8 points per 100 possessions. The team’s defensive performance ranks ninth in college basketball, allowing 84.9 points per 100 possessions per game.
• This season, the Volunteers have been more successful offensively when playing at home, as they have averaged 79.8 points per game, as opposed to 67.1 points per game when playing away from home.

Volunteers Key Players to Watch

• Chaz Lanier is the leading scorer for the Volunteers, averaging 18.1 points per game in addition to tallying 3.8 rebounds and 1.1 assists throughout the season.
• Igor Milicic Jr., who averages 6.8 boards per game, is Tennessee’s leading rebounder, and Zakai Zeigler, who averages 7.4 assists per game, is the team’s greatest passer.
• With an average of 3.3 three-pointers made per game, Lanier is the player who contributes the most to the Volunteers’ three-point shooting production.
• Zeigler is the leader in steals for Tennessee, with an average of two takeaways per game. Felix Okpara is the leader in blocks for Tennessee, with an average of 1.7 rejections per game.

Kentucky Wildcats vs Tennessee Volunteers Betting Trends: Volunteers Last 10 Games

Date	Opponent	Score	Spread	Total	Moneyline
3/22/25	UCLA	W 67-58	W-4.5	U132.5	W-194
3/20/25	WOF	W 77-62	L-19.5	O131.5	W-4500
3/08/25	SCAR	W 75-65	L-15.5	O127.5	W-1350
3/05/25	@MISS	L 78-76	L-3.5	O137.5	L-154
3/01/25	ALA	W 79-76	L-3.5	U155.5	W-170
2/25/25	@LSU	W 65-59	L-10.5	U136.5	W-610
2/22/25	@TXAM	W 77-69	W-2.5	O130.5	W-138
2/15/25	VAN	W 81-76	L-12.5	O137.5	W-1000
2/11/25	@UK	L 75-64	L-1.5	U146.5	L-122
2/08/25	@OKLA	W 70-52	W-6.5	U137.5	W-245

 

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