The Final Four is finally here! After two weeks of intense action and exciting games, we are left with the final four teams in the NCAA Tournament. Some people are bummed that all of the No. 1 seeds made it, but with the advanced analytics pointing to these being four of the best teams in Tournament history, we couldn’t be more thrilled to watch the action go down.
As we have in the previous rounds, we have you covered with our top player props from Underdog for both games. We’ll start with the first game of the night, a great matchup between Florida and Auburn that should have us all on the edge of our seats. Let’s get into our favorite picks from this one!
Johni Broome OVER 19.5 Points
Auburn fans were a bit worried after Johni Broome’s slow start to the Tournament. He only had 14 points in the first round and eight in the second, wondering if his regular season was all for naught when it mattered most.
He has since come alive, putting up 22 against Michigan and 25 against Michigan State in the Elite Eight, showing his teammates and the rest of the country that he has that clutch gene in him. We expect his high scoring to continue in this one, even though Florida is a formidable and difficult opponent, needing a big night for Auburn to have any chance of winning.
Walter Clayton Jr. OVER 2.5 Three-Pointers Made
Walter Clayton Jr. has been one of the most electrifying players in the country over the past two weeks. He’s a big reason why Florida is in the Final Four to begin with, hitting big threes in every game for them thus far.
He has a bit of Steph Curry in him when it comes to taking unorthodox threes, but when he makes them at this high of a clip, he might as well keep firing. With that in mind, we’re taking his over on three-pointers made in this matchup, as he’s made at least three in all but one of his Tournament games thus far.
Riding the hot hand is important in March, so it only makes sense to go with Clayton here.
Alex Condon UNDER 10.5 Points
Florida is going to have a difficult time scoring against Auburn in this one, which is only giving up 65.5 points per game throughout the Tournament. With that in mind, they’ll have to pick their poison with who they want to take the most shots and get the most opportunities.
Alex Condon hasn’t necessarily been one of their go-tos in this area, which is why we’re fading his point total. He is tall, which helps him rack up boards in key situations, but he’s not likely to be a factor in the scoring column, so we’ll take the under in this spot.
