The George Washington Colonials play the Saint Louis Billikens in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic 10 Tournament. Tip-off is set for 11:30 a.m. ET on USA.
Saint Louis is favored by -6.5 points on the spread with a moneyline of -250. Meanwhile, George Washington is the underdog at +6.5 with the moneyline at +205. The total is set at 162.5 points.
Here’s my George Washington vs. Saint Louis predictions and college basketball picks for March 13, 2026.
George Washington vs Saint Louis Prediction
My Pick: Saint Louis -6.5
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George Washington vs Saint Louis Odds
| George Washington Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+6.5 -110 | 160.5 -110o / -110u | +219 |
| Saint Louis Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-6.5 -110 | 160.5 -110o / -110u | -272 |
- George Washington vs Saint Louis spread: Saint Louis -6.5
- George Washington vs Saint Louis over/under: 162.5 points
- George Washington vs Saint Louis moneyline: George Washington +205, Saint Louis -250
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George Washington vs Saint Louis College Basketball Betting Preview
Saint Louis played George Washington just once during the regular season, and it was a nail-biting three-point win for the Billikens.
At that point, Saint Louis was 8-0 in A-10 play, and that was its first sign of struggle. It finished the season winning seven of its final 10 games, but two of the losses were ugly blowouts to Dayton and George Mason.
George Washington is — and has been — an analytical darling all season. The Revs had a nice mix of returning and incoming talent, but I'm not sure I see the vision in them as the 84th-best team in the country. They lost to Loyola Chicago in the season finale and went 8-10 in A-10 play.
Despite a dicey finish, I believe in this Saint Louis team. The mini-break — by virtue of the double bye — allowed star big man Robbie Avila to rest his injured foot. If he's even at 70% of himself, he's a monster.
In the losses to Dayton and George Mason, the Billikens went 5-for-21 and 4-for-26 from 3. So, it makes sense that the final scores were so lopsided.
I expect better shooting here, as Saint Louis is still the second-best shooting team in America at 40.2%.
Five of the top players for Saint Louis shoot better than 39% from deep. Avila is at 41%, Trey Green — the speedy guard — is at 41%, Quentin Jones is at 39% and the big wings — Brady Dunlap and Ishan Sharma — are over 40%.
Where Saint Louis can really hurt George Washington is on the interior. The Revs allow opponents to shoot 53% on 2s, and Saint Louis is 13th (59%) on 2s.
The path for George Washington is getting hotter from deep than Saint Louis. It attempts 3s at a 46% rate and makes 35% of them. Saint Louis will be fine letting Rafael Castro do his interior work, as long as it defends the arc.
Give me the Billikens here.
My Pick: Saint Louis -6.5
