Princeton
Columbia
Moneyline: Columbia ML (104) — Loss
Why this play: Princeton is playing with the confidence of a man who just dropped his keys down a drain, so take Columbia to avoid the embarrassment.
Quick read:
Princeton’s basketball team is currently sliding down the Ivy League standings with the grace of a bowling ball on ice, and this matchup feels less like a game and more like a mercy killing. The Tigers are coming off a string of home losses that have left their morale in shambles, and honestly, their defense looks like it was drawn by a toddler with a crayon. Expect Columbia to walk through the front door and take the win without breaking a sweat.
The report card for Princeton is grim: they are sitting in fifth place after consecutive home defeats to both Cornell and Columbia, which means they have already lost to this exact opponent recently and failed to fix the leaky roof. You don’t send a team that just got bounced by the same rival back out there expecting a miracle; you send them back out there expecting a statement. Columbia knows exactly where the bodies are buried, and Princeton’s rotation is shaking like a leaf in a gale.
The only real risk here is if Princeton’s coaching staff pulls a stunt that defies logic, perhaps by running a play that requires a player to juggle three basketballs simultaneously. As long as nobody is playing darts with the ball, Columbia should cruise. If you are worried about the price, just remember that betting on a team in a three-game skid is like buying a lottery ticket where you already know the winning numbers are in the trash can.
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