Hawaii vs. Long Beach State Prediction: Spread, Total Points, Moneyline Picks

The Long Beach State Beach (7-18, 3-10 Big West) will try to end an eight-game losing streak when they visit the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (13-11, 5-8 Big West) on Friday, February 14, 2025 at SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center as big, 10.5-point underdogs. The matchup airs at TBA ET on Spectrum Sports. The point total is 138.5 for the matchup.

Hawaii vs. Long Beach State Odds

Hawaii odds to win: -455 Long Beach State odds to win: +350 Spread: Hawaii (-10.5) Total: 138.5

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Game Time and Information

Date: Friday, February 14, 2025 Time: TBA ET TV: Spectrum Sports Where: Honolulu, Hawaii Venue: SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center

Who Will Win Hawaii vs. Long Beach State?

Hawaii and Long Beach State Betting Trends, Records Against the Spread

Hawaii is a perfect 1-0 against the spread when favored by 10.5 points or more this season.

When it has played as at least a 10.5-point underdog this year, Long Beach State is 3-3 against the spread.

The two teams average a combined 1.1 more points per game (139.6) than this game’s over/under of 138.5 points.

Hawaii and Long Beach State have seen its opponents average a combined 6.1 more points per game than the point total of 138.5 set in this game.

The average point total for Hawaii’s games this year is 3.8 more points than the total of 138.5 in this matchup.

The average point total for the Beach this season is 3.4 points higher than this game’s over/under.

The Rainbow Warriors have gone 10-11-1 ATS this season.

The Beach are 9-14-0 ATS this season.

Hawaii Stats & Insights

Hawaii outscores opponents by 1.6 points per game (scoring 72.0 per game to rank 248th in college basketball while allowing 70.4 per contest to rank 141st in college basketball) and has a +38 scoring differential overall.

Hawaii wins the rebound battle by 5.3 boards on average. It records 32.6 rebounds per game, which ranks 150th in college basketball, while its opponents grab 27.3 per outing.

The Rainbow Warriors knock down 6.8 three-pointers per game (274th in college basketball) at a 33.2% rate (226th in college basketball), compared to the 6.4 their opponents make while shooting 34.4% from beyond the arc.

Hawaii averages 96.4 points per 100 possessions on offense (165th in college basketball), and gives up 94.3 points per 100 possessions (223rd in college basketball).

The Rainbow Warriors score 72.1 points per game at home, compared to 71.8 points per game in away games, a difference of 0.3 points per contest.

Long Beach State Stats & Insights

Long Beach State has a -165 scoring differential, falling short by 6.6 points per game. It is putting up 67.6 points per game, 329th in college basketball, and is giving up 74.2 per outing to rank 255th in college basketball.

Long Beach State ranks 338th in college basketball at 28.5 rebounds per game. That’s 1.6 fewer than the 30.1 its opponents average.

Long Beach State makes 6.9 three-pointers per game (267th in college basketball) at a 35.8% rate (85th in college basketball), compared to the 7.6 its opponents make, shooting 37.7% from deep.

Long Beach State averages 89.8 points per 100 possessions on offense (315th in college basketball), and allows 98.6 points per 100 possessions (324th in college basketball).

At home, the Beach score 71.2 points per game. Away, they score 68.2.

Hawaii Key Players to Watch

Gytis Nemeiksa leads the Rainbow Warriors in scoring, tallying 12.1 points per game to go with 6.1 rebounds and 1.1 assists.

Hawaii’s leading rebounder is Tanner Christensen averaging 7.0 boards per game and its best passer is Aaron Hunkin-Claytor, averaging 2.0 assists per game.

The Rainbow Warriors get the most three-point shooting production out of Kody Williams, who makes 1.5 threes per game.

The Hawaii steals leader is Ryan Rapp, who averages 0.7 takeaways per game, while its blocks leader is Christensen, who compiles 0.8 rejections per contest.

Long Beach State Key Players to Watch

Devin Askew’s points (18.5 per game) and assists (4.8 per game) stat lines are the top scoring and assists spots on the Beach’s leaderboards.

Derrick Michael Xzavierro grabs 6.5 rebounds per game (also scoring 4.6 points per game and adds 0.6 assists per game) which secures the top of the Long Beach State rebounding leaderboard.

Askew is the top shooter from deep for the Beach, hitting 1.9 threes per game.

Long Beach State’s leader in steals is Askew with 1.6 per game, and its leader in blocks is Xzavierro with 1.1 per game.