A battle between two undefeated South Carolina programs will shape up soon on Wednesday, December 6 at 8:00 PM ET, which will showcase the South Carolina Gamecocks (7-0) and 24^th-ranked Clemson Tigers (7-0). The Tigers are favored to win, with a point spread of -8.5 (-115). 

The Gamecocks are seeking to continue their hot start to the season with their toughest challenge yet. If they carry over their momentum from their previous success, they have an excellent chance at winning. This was an 89-67 performance over the George Washington Revolutionaries, where the Gamecocks hit 18 three-point shots.

Meechie Johnson leads the team in scoring (17.9 PPG) and in rebounds (5.0/game). He also shoots 48.8 percent from the field to boost their offense.

The Gamecocks have been averaging 76.7 points per game and making 47.2 percent of their shots. They do well on moving the basketball, with 15.1 assists a game.

Defensively, they allow 64.3 points per game from opposing teams and grab a total of 34.9 rebounds. They also create some havoc on opponents, with 3.3 blocks and 5.7 steals each matchup.

The Tigers have also had a good start to the season and aim to remain undefeated. Their recent success was a 79-70 performance over the Pittsburgh Panthers and a successful start to ACC play. Joseph Girard III led with 25 points to help close out a tough conference matchup.

PJ Hall leads the Tigers in points per game at 21.4 and is shooting 56.1 percent from the floor. If Girard and Hall both have success in this game, they will be tough to beat.

They average 80.3 points a game and connect on 48.2 percent of their shots. They contribute slightly more assists than the Gamecocks each game at 17.4, which could play a role.

The Tigers defense gives up 68.8 points a game and they are grabbing 37.0 rebounds each battle. They also add in 5.0 blocks and 4.4 steaks each contest, giving then a solid defensive presence.

MyBookie showcases the odds for this college basketball betting opportunity, with the Clemson Tigers favored to cover the spread. Market analysis indicates they have an 82.3 percent chance at winning the game outright.

The Gamecocks have done well this year, but they do not match up well with the bigs from the Tigers. Look for the Tigers to win the rebounding game and ultimately cover the spread.