Predictions, Player Props & Odds for Duke vs Virginia Game on February 17th

• The #2 Duke Blue Devils visit the Virginia Cavaliers in Charlottesville on Monday night
• Virginia has won three straight for the first time since the start of the season
• See the Duke vs Virginia predictions, player props, and best available odds on Feb. 17

Playing their best ball of the season, the Virginia Cavaliers (13-12, 6-8 ACC, 10-4 home, 12-13 ATS) welcome the top team in the ACC, the #2 Duke Blue Devils (22-3, 14-1 ACC, 7-1 away, 15-10 ATS), to John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, VA, at 8:00 pm ET. Though UVA has won three straight, including its best win of the season (73-57 at Pitt as 13-point underdogs), the Blue Devils head into Monday night as massive 13.5-point road favorites.

Duke vs Virginia Predictions & Picks

• Under 132.5 at ESPN Bet
• Flagg under 20.5 (-125) at bet365 Odds as of Feb. 17. Claim the bet365 bonus code to get a promo for Duke vs UVA.

The Blue Devils have been obliterating the vast majority of their opponents. They have a +20.2 average point differential across their first 25 games, with only one SU loss in the last 17 games (77-71 at Clemson on Feb. 8). Cooper Flagg (19.8 PPG, 7.5 RPG, 4.0 APG) is the -200 favorite in the Wooden Award odds and has already scored 22 or more points 11 times this season, which includes a ludicrous 42-point outburst against Notre Dame on Jan. 11.

But head coach Jon Scheyer doesn’t tend to ride Flagg if he doesn’t have to. In Duke’s last three wins, which all came by double-digits, Flagg played fewer than 30 minutes, and only went over 20 points once.

Virginia has certainly played better of late than it did early in the season, but this is also a team that, after starting the season rated 80th at KenPom, sank all the way to 140th in early February. Tony Bennett’s pack-line defense will keep the tempo slow, but the Cavaliers just don’t have the horses to keep up with a team as talented as Duke over 40 minutes.

In addition to the under on Flagg, I’m also betting the under on the game total of 132.5. Duke’s defense is quietly rated fourth in the country in efficiency, and the Blue Devils have held 12 of their 25 opponents under 60 points. Virginia’s 110th-rated offense is going to have an immensely difficult time scoring the ball and I wouldn’t be surprised if the Wahoos were held under 50.

DUKE vs UVA Player Props

As he does each time out now, Cooper Flagg has the highest point total of the night at a massive 20.5. He also leads the rebound totals at 5.5, though the UVA frontcourt isn’t listed in the Duke vs Virginia player props at this point.

Isaac McKneely (13.7 PPG, 2.8 RPG, 3.0 APG) has the highest total on the Virginia side at just 11.5.

Duke vs Virginia Odds

The Duke vs Virginia point spread ranges from Duke -13.5 to -14.0. The best ATS option for Blue Devils bettors is -13.5 (-115) at BetMGM, while the best ATS option for UVA bettors is +14.0 (-110) at bet365.

Counterintuitively, bet365 also has the best moneyline price on Duke but, at -1300, is still hyper-short on a win for the visitors. The longest odds on a UVA win are at ESPN Bet, where the Wahoos are priced at +900.

There is still a one-point range with respect to the game total as well, but that may not last long. Most books have the line at 131.5 but ESPN Bet still has it a point higher, making it the best choice for betting the under in Monday’s college basketball odds.

Despite the shot odds and huge spread, the public is all over the Blue Devils, both on the moneyline and ATS. As of 10:45 am ET, the college basketball public betting splits showed Duke getting 95% of moneyline and 79% of ATS handle.

The highly anticipated matchup between the Duke Blue Devils and the Virginia Cavaliers on February 17th is sure to be a thrilling game for college basketball fans. Both teams are known for their strong defense and talented players, making this game one to watch.

When it comes to predictions for this game, it’s tough to say who will come out on top. Duke has been playing well this season, with a record of 18-4 overall and 8-3 in conference play. They are currently ranked 7th in the nation and have a strong lineup of players, including standout freshman Paolo Banchero and veteran guard Wendell Moore Jr.

On the other hand, Virginia has also been performing well this season, with a record of 16-6 overall and 10-2 in conference play. They are currently ranked 14th in the nation and have a solid defense led by senior guard Kihei Clark.

In terms of player props, there are a few key players to keep an eye on in this game. For Duke, Paolo Banchero is a player to watch, as he leads the team in scoring and rebounding. Look for him to have a big game against Virginia’s tough defense.

For Virginia, Kihei Clark will be a player to watch, as he is a key leader on both ends of the court. He will be tasked with slowing down Duke’s offense and creating opportunities for his teammates.

As for the odds for this game, Duke is currently favored to win by a slim margin. However, with both teams playing at a high level, this game could easily go either way.

Overall, the Duke vs Virginia game on February 17th is shaping up to be an exciting matchup between two top teams in college basketball. Fans can expect a competitive game with plenty of action on both ends of the court. Be sure to tune in to see which team comes out on top in this highly anticipated showdown.