NCAAB · March 6, 2026
WEST GEORGIA WOLVES @ QUEENS UNIVERSITY ROYALS
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Matchup Analysis
Williams-Dryden's Dominant Form
Shelton Williams-Dryden has been the catalyst for West Georgia, averaging 21.8 PPG over the last 10 games while shooting 54.3%. He's the Wolves' primary offensive weapon and scored 20 points in their earlier 74-66 upset victory over Queens. Expect Queens to focus defensive efforts on limiting his touches and forcing other Wolves players to beat them.
Queens' Offensive Efficiency Edge
Queens has been significantly more efficient in conference play, shooting 51% from the field over their last 10 games compared to West Georgia's 47.2%. Queens averages 87.4 PPG in their last 10 while holding opponents to 83.5 PPG, demonstrating both scoring prowess and defensive competence that should trouble the Wolves.
Head-to-Head Momentum Shift
These teams have split their season series with Queens winning the most recent matchup 91-84 on Feb. 21, but West Georgia proved they can beat the Royals with their 74-66 upset victory on Jan. 24. The Wolves' ability to play suffocating defense shown in that earlier win will be critical to their tournament hopes.
Three-Point Shooting Inconsistency for West Georgia
While Josh Smith (16.3 PPG, 35.7% from three) provides spacing for West Georgia, the Wolves rank eighth in the ASUN at 34.4% from deep. Queens, with Chris Ashby shooting 36.7% from beyond the arc, have more reliable perimeter shooting and better three-point depth.
Rebounding Battle Favors Wolves
West Georgia grabbed 34.8 rebounds per game over their last 10, significantly outpacing their opponents, and earlier proved they could outrebound the taller Queens squad 37-35. Controlling the glass will be essential for the Wolves to create second-chance opportunities.
Pick Ideas
Under 163.5 Total Points
West Georgia's defensive intensity and slower pace (averaging 79.8 PPG in last 10 games) should keep this contest competitive and under the projected total.
Queens -6.5 Spread
Queens' superior efficiency, home court advantage in Jacksonville, and consistent conference play make them the safer play despite West Georgia's proven ability to compete.
Williams-Dryden Over 20.5 PPG
With a 21.8 PPG average over 10 games and 14 points in his last head-to-head against Queens, Williams-Dryden should exceed this line given his role as the Wolves' primary scorer.
West Georgia +6.5 with Team Total Under 79.5
If prioritizing defensive play, West Georgia's demonstrated ability to limit Queens (74-66 win) suggests they could keep this close while staying under their season PPG average.
Nasir Mann Over 13.5 PPG
Mann has been consistent at 13.2 PPG over the last 10 games and provides Queens' most reliable scoring when the Wolves focus on limiting role players like Smith and Ashby.
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