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- What? USF Bulls vs. Wichita State Shockers
- When? Wednesday, February 11, 2026
- Where? Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, KS
The South Florida Bulls travel to Kansas on Wednesday night for a road matchup against the Wichita State Shockers at Charles Koch Arena. USF enters the contest with a 16–8 record, while Wichita State sits just behind them at 15–9 as the two sides meet in an important midweek clash.
Below are the NCAAB betting lines from three of the best College Basketball betting sites.
| NCAAB |  |  |  |
| South Florida -1 | -110 | -110 | -110 |
| Wichita State +1 | -110 | -110 | -110 |
| Over 160 | -110 | -110 | -110 |
| Undr 160 | -110 | -110 | -110 |
USF Bulls
South Florida is coming off an 80–74 road win over Tulsa in its most recent outing. The Bulls shot 41.7% from the field after making 25 of 60 attempts and struggled from deep, connecting on just seven of 30 three-point tries. At the free-throw line, USF converted 23 of 30 shots for a 76.7% success rate. They finished with 30 total rebounds, including nine offensive boards, and recorded 19 assists while forcing 12 turnovers and collecting six steals. Defensively, South Florida held Tulsa to 39.3% shooting on 24 of 61 attempts. Tulsa finished with 16 assists, three steals, and 32 rebounds but did not record a block. The Golden Hurricane made 11 of 18 free throws and hit 15 of 38 shots from beyond the arc. Tulsa was charged with 23 fouls compared to 16 for the Bulls.
Izaiyah Nelson was the standout performer for South Florida, scoring 25 points on 9-of-15 shooting in 32 minutes of action. He also grabbed 10 rebounds, shot 60.0% from the floor, and added one assist.
The Bulls enter this matchup with a 16–8 record on the season. They are averaging 90.0 points per game, ranking ninth nationally, while shooting 44.5% from the field. South Florida is converting 33.2% of its three-point attempts and 73.9% from the free-throw line. As a team, the Bulls average 42.6 rebounds per game and have totaled 428 assists, which ranks 26th in Division I. They commit 11.4 turnovers and 20.3 fouls per contest.
On the defensive end, South Florida forces 14.3 turnovers per game and draws 20.6 fouls from opponents. The Bulls allow 36.0% shooting from three-point range and are giving up 79.2 points per game. Opponents are shooting 42.4% from the field against USF, and the Bulls surrender 37.9 rebounds per contest. They have allowed 317 assists this season, ranking 159th in Division I.
Wichita State
Wichita State is coming off a 75–61 victory over Tulane in its most recent game. The Shockers controlled the glass by collecting 42 total rebounds, including 13 on the offensive end, while allowing Tulane to finish with 27 boards overall. Wichita State forced 15 turnovers and recorded nine steals, while committing 15 turnovers of its own. Tulane was whistled for 17 personal fouls, sending the Shockers to the free-throw line 19 times, though they converted just 10 attempts for a 52.6% rate. From beyond the arc, Wichita State connected on seven of 23 shots for 30.4%. Overall, the Shockers shot 46.0% from the floor after making 29 of 63 attempts.
Defensively, Wichita State limited Tulane to 35.8% shooting on 19-of-53 attempts. Tulane struggled from three-point range, hitting just three of 17 shots for 17.6%, but was efficient at the free-throw line by converting 20 of 24 attempts. The Shockers held Tulane to only four offensive rebounds in the contest.
Dillon Battie was a key contributor for Wichita State, scoring 19 points on an efficient 8-of-10 shooting performance. He added nine rebounds in 26 minutes of action while finishing the game without an assist.
The Shockers enter this matchup with a 15–9 record on the season. Offensively, Wichita State is shooting 44.6% from the field and averaging 77.8 points per game, with 1,866 total points scored. They pull down 40.6 rebounds per contest and average 12.0 assists per game, while committing 10.3 turnovers per outing. Wichita State is averaging 17.5 personal fouls per game and is converting 67.7% of its free-throw attempts.
On the defensive end, the Shockers are holding opponents to 30.8% shooting from three-point range and allowing 71.4% from the free-throw line. They give up 11.5 assists and 33.4 rebounds per game, while allowing 69.9 points per contest. Wichita State forces 11.2 turnovers per game and holds opponents to a 42.5% shooting percentage from the field.
USF Bulls vs. Wichita State Shockers Betting Picks
South Florida has the offensive firepower to create separation in this matchup, averaging 90.0 points per game and ranking among the top scoring teams in the nation. The Bulls play at a faster pace than Wichita State and have shown the ability to overwhelm opponents with depth and rebounding, averaging over 42 boards per contest. While Wichita State is disciplined defensively, their offense has been inconsistent and ranks outside the top tier nationally in efficiency. If South Florida is able to control the tempo and capitalize at the free-throw line, they should be well-positioned to pull away late and cover the spread on the road.
South Florida’s up-tempo offense pushes games into higher-scoring territory, as the Bulls average 90.0 points per game and rank among the nation’s top offenses. Wichita State is efficient enough at home to contribute offensively, and both teams rebound well, which should lead to extra possessions. If USF establishes its pace early, this matchup sets up well for the total to clear the number.
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