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Jamiya Neal scored a career-high 29 points and had 12 rebounds in Creighton's win against Louisville in the first round.

Jamiya Neal Prop Bets

Jamiya Neal scored a career-high 29 points and had 12 rebounds. Just a few days ago BetUS had him with an over/under total of 10.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists against St. John's. For Saturday's game they have his total at 13.5.

Neal shot 11 of 16, including 2 of 5 from behind the arc in the win against Louisville, matching his career high on the boards. He also threw down a vicious second-half dunk and credited Ashton and McAndrew for opening up the floor.

“They spaced the floor for me, and I like to play in space,” he said. “That leaves me a lot of opportunity to go out there and do my thing.”

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Creighton vs. Auburn

Coach Greg McDermott’s Bluejays (25-10) won their fifth consecutive March Madness opener

Seeking its fourth Sweet 16 appearance in five years, Creighton will play No. 1 overall seed Auburn, an 83-63 winner over 16th-seeded Alabama State, in the second round of the South Region on Saturday.

“We felt like we had to win the 3-point-line battle,” McDermott said, “so we did what we could to force them into 2s, and if they shot 3s that they’d be challenged. I think for the most part we were able to do that.”

Miles Kelly made seven 3-pointers and scored 23 points, All-American Johni Broome added 14 points and 11 rebounds, and No. 1 seed Auburn beat 16th-seeded Alabama State 83-63 on Thursday in the first round of the South Region.

Head coach Bruce Pearl's Tigers (29-5) lasted one game in 2024, losing to Yale days after winning the Southeastern Conference Tournament. This time, Auburn came in having lost three of four inside the power-packed SEC with a resume still strong enough to earn the top overall seed among the four No. 1 teams.

By Don Shapiro

Don is the lead sports reporter for Gambling911.com AM hours in North America and has been writing for the site for well over a decade. He was born and raised in New Jersey.