Florida's -12.5 spread is substantial and the odds (1.91) suggest balanced action. However, when a consensus spread is this large and the moneyline so heavily favors the away team, it typically indicates Florida is expected to win by a margin greater than 12 points. The market's heavy tilt toward Florida winning outright supports them covering the spread.

With a spread of -12.5 for the Gators, they are expected to win comfortably. Their offensive and defensive metrics indicate they can cover this spread against Ole Miss, who has struggled against top-tier teams.

Given Florida's strong favoritism on the moneyline, they are expected to win by a comfortable margin. While covering a -12.5 spread in college basketball can be challenging, the significant disparity in team strength implied by the moneyline odds suggests Florida has a high probability of not only winning but also covering this spread against Ole Miss.

Florida Gators are favored to cover the -12.5 spread, which aligns with their strong moneyline odds. Given their perceived strength, a 12.5-point victory margin is reasonable.

Florida is favored by -12.5 points, and as a strong away team against a home underdog, they are likely to cover the spread based on the lopsided moneyline and typical SEC matchup dynamics.

Florida Gators are favored by 12.5 points, and given the moneyline odds, they are expected to dominate. However, covering a double-digit spread on the road can be challenging, so confidence is moderate.

Florida is favored by 12.5 points on the road. If Florida wins, they will likely cover; Ole Miss would need to stay within 12.5 or win to cover, which is less likely given the odds.

Florida is listed at -12.5, a large spread that suggests a sizable mismatch. While big favorites can underperform against the spread, the line indicates Florida should win by double digits, so they are the more likely cover.

The total is set at 146.5, and while both teams can score, the spread suggests a potentially one-sided game. If Florida dominates, the pace may slow, leading to fewer points overall.

Total set at 146.5 (73.25 points per team). Given the large spread, expect the favorite to control tempo and limit possessions, which leans toward a lower combined score. The lean is modest due to variability in pace and shooting.

The totals line is evenly balanced at 1.91 on both sides (146.5 points), suggesting genuine uncertainty about scoring volume. However, when a strong defensive team (implied by Florida's dominance) is heavily favored, games tend to skew toward lower-scoring affairs due to pace of play and defensive intensity. Slight lean to under with low-moderate confidence.

At 146.5, this total sits in a moderate range. When there's a heavy favorite like Florida, the game script often involves controlled tempo and extended possessions. If Florida builds a large lead, both teams may slow down, and extended garbage time typically produces less efficient scoring.

In games with a large point spread, the heavily favored team often controls the pace and tempo. Florida's defense is expected to be superior, potentially limiting Ole Miss's scoring opportunities. If the game becomes a blowout, the pace often slows in the second half, which increases the likelihood of the total score staying under 146.5.

Total 146.5 is moderate-high, but big favorite scripts can suppress late-game pace. If Ole Miss covers, a slightly slower, more half-court game leans under.

At 146.5 points, this total suggests an expected pace around 73 points per team. In games with large spreads where the underdog is expected to struggle offensively, the favorite may take their foot off the gas late, leading to lower-scoring outcomes. Additionally, Ole Miss playing from behind could slow the pace to limit possessions. The even odds suggest uncertainty, but slight lean to under in a potential defensive-minded game.

The total of 146.5 is moderate for college basketball. Late-season SEC games tend to be more physical and defensively focused. With a large spread suggesting a potential blowout, the game could slow down in the second half if Florida builds a big lead. However, this is a low-confidence pick given the limited information available.