Indiana vs Oregon Predictions, Picks, Odds for Thursday, March 13

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Michael Hickey/Getty Images. Pictured: Indiana’s Malik Reneau.

The Indiana Hoosiers take on the Oregon Ducks in the Big Ten Tournament. Tip-off is set for 12 p.m. ET on Big Ten Network.

Oregon is favored by 1.5 points on the spread with a moneyline of -130. The total is set at 143 points.

Here are my Indiana vs. Oregon predictions and college basketball picks for March 13, 2025.


Indiana vs Oregon Prediction

My Pick: Indiana ML +110

My Indiana vs Oregon best bet is on the Hoosiers to win the game outright, with the best odds currently available at BetMGM. For all of your college basketball bets, be sure to find the best lines by using our live NCAAB odds page.


Indiana vs Oregon Odds

Indiana Logo
Thursday, March 13
12 p.m. ET
Big Ten Network
Oregon Logo
Indiana Odds
SpreadTotalMoneyline
+1.5
-105
142.5
-115o / -105u
+110
Oregon Odds
SpreadTotalMoneyline
-1.5
-115
142.5
-115o / -105u
-130
Odds via DraftKings. Get up-to-the-minute NCAAB odds here.
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  • Indiana vs Oregon spread: Oregon -1.5
  • Indiana vs Oregon over/under: 142.5 points
  • Indiana vs Oregon moneyline: Oregon -130, Indiana +110
  • Indiana vs Oregon best bet: Indiana ML +110

Spread

I'm going to bet Indiana, but I'm going to take the Hoosiers on the moneyline instead of the spread.

Moneyline

My best bet for this Big Ten Tournament game is for the Hoosiers to win the game outright, so I'll take them on the moneyline at +110.

Over/Under

I'm staying away from the total in this matchup.

My Pick: Indiana ML +110

Indiana vs Oregon College Basketball Betting Preview

The Oregon Ducks come into this matchup red-hot, closing out the regular season on a seven-game winning streak. One of those victories came over the Indiana Hoosiers by a margin much larger than the spread we have for this meeting.

However, the spread for this matchup tells of just how evenly matched these two teams are. Looking back, the Ducks didn’t outplay the Hoosiers by much.

One separating factor was their effort on the offensive glass, but that likely won't be replicated. The Hoosiers are the better rebounding team at both ends of the floor.

The player who can swing things back in the Hoosiers' favor is Malik Reneau.

Reneau struggled against Oregon, going just 4-12 from the field. That type of performance is an outlier, as Reneau is the team's second-leading scorer and has shot 55% from the field this season.

With Reneau due to bounce back, the Hoosiers have a good chance to pull off the upset. We've already seen early support from the market, with the spread dropping from the opening number of 2.5.

In a game that's projected to be decided by less than a basket, taking Indiana at plus-money has excellent value.

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