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Arizona over Cal 85-64

Youngstown St. covers over Butler 64-68

St. Louis over Colorado
Under in the Minn/Van game

James Patrick Sports

Heat vs. Bulls

A pair of franchises heading south in a hurry in this game. These teams competed in the opening round of the Eastern Conference playoffs last spring and neither will be in the big picture this time around. Our complimentary NBA selection for Thursday Night action will be on #701 Miami Heat as they avenge last season’s playoff loss on the Bulls home court to save a little face in this disappointing season.


Dave Cokin

Cal Poly @  UC Santa Barbara

Play: UCSB -11.5

UC-Santa Barbara has been a major money burner at home in Big West action. But Cal Poly is a good matchup for the Gauchos and off a dreadful second half showing that got them a loss last Saturday against UC-Irvine, I think we see UCSB going full bore for the full forty tonight. Poly is heading back in the wrong direction and I believe they'll get clobbered tonight. UC-Santa Barbara is the play.


Greg Daraban

No Arizona (15-9) at  Montana St (13-10)

Big Sky matchup as NAU is 7-4 and Montana St is 13-10.

This is a revenge game but the first one was no contest

at NAU as the Lumberjacks won 78-58.

This will be closer but NAU wins again.

Take No Arizona

Tony Mathew

Matchup: Georgia Tech vs. Clemson

Selection: Clemson -9.5

Explanation: We will lay the points with Clemson as they face-off against Georgia Tech in Thursday's College Basketball contest.

Clemson has a huge advantage on the defensive end. Clemson (at home) is allowing opponents to score an average of only 64.8 points per game, while Georgia Tech (on the road) is allowing opponents to score an average of 80.3 points per game. As you can see, Clemson has a huge advantage on the defensive end.

Clemson has been a solid at home team this season. In fact, Clemson is 11-2 when playing at home this season.

Take Clemson -9.5!

WINNINGWAY SPORTS

Selection: Oregon -7.5

Reason: Put us down on Oregon -7.5 for our Free College Basketball Selection on Thursday. Today Washington will be on the road (3-7 ATS in their last 10 road games) as they take on Oregon (12-5-2 ATS in their last 19 home games). We will lay the points with Oregon! One key to an Oregon victory comes down to the fact that they have the much better offense. Oregon (at home) is scoring an average of 86.5 points per game, while Washington (on the road) is scoring an average of only 65.2 points per game. This means that the Oregon offense is scoring an average of 21.3 points per game more then the Washington offense. In addition, the home team has had much success in this series. In fact, the home team is 8-1 ATS in the last 9 meetings between these teams. It's also good to note that Oregon is 11-5-1 ATS in their last 17 games against Pac-10 Conference teams. Lay the points!

Take Oregon -7.5

Scott Spreitzer

Georgia Tech


Cappers Access

Nc St

Iowa


Joe Wiz

Valpo

Idaho


Redzone Sports

Heat


Sportscapping

Heat

John Ryan

Game: Eastern Illinois at SE Missouri St.
Prediction: Eastern Illinois

Reason: Ai Simulator 3* graded play on Eastern Illinois - Eastern Illinois has won just 4 games, but they are in a solid opportunity to get a rare road upset win tonight. AiS shows a 77% probability that EI will lose this game by 7 or fewer points. When you have a 4-20 record your defense is nearly always a weak spot. That is certainly the case with EI as they have allowed 45% shooting and 70 PPG on the season. This weakness though has rarely been exploited by SE Missouri State. SEMST is 4-15 ATS when playing against a team with a losing record after 15 or more games over the last 3 seasons; 5-14 ATS versus poor defensive teams allowing a shooting percentage defense of >=45% after 15+ games over the last 3 seasons. SEMST is coming off 3 straight losses and in their last game they lost at Eastern Kentucky by 11 points failing to cover the 9 points they were given. Note that SEMST is just 4-15 ATS off a road loss against a conference rival over the last 3 seasons. Take Eastern Illinois.

VEGAS EXPERTS COMP

North Carolina State Wolfpack at Boston College Eagles

B.C. stayed within the number Saturday at Duke as it caught the Blue Devils off their big win over North Carolina. The Eagles still went down to their sixth straight defeat, all in league play, and at 12-10 on the season are a long shot to even make the N.I.T. In contrast, N.C. State has an outside shot at the Big Dance and an almost certain N.I.T. bid if it can win games like this and pull an upset or two down the stretch. It has lost four times already on the ACC road but those were to Duke, North Carolina, Clemson and Maryland in its last. It has revenge spots upcoming at home versus the first three of those clubs so if it grabs this one can build some momentum for a solid stretch run.Good luck - Robert Ross

Play on: N.C. State

I LOVE BOISE ST AND ARIZONA ST tonite

Karl Garrett

Not believing that Arizona State's upset win on Sunday over in-state rival Arizona is a "buy-sign" tonight at home against the big Cardinal of Stanford, as the Sun Devils are still just 1-5 straight up their last 6, and just 2-4 against the spread in those outings.

Stanford is riding a 7-game winning streak that has seen them go 5-2 against the spread, and the Cardinal is 7-2 straight up on the road this season, 6-3 against the spread.

In this series, Stanford owns wins in 5 straight - 4-0-1 against the spread - and 8 of the last 10 straight up!

Too much size, and too much experience for the Devils to overcome in this one, so the G-Man is laying the points on the road with the Cardinal.

5* STANFORD

John Fina

Selection: Oregon -7.5

Reason: Put us down on Oregon -7.5 for our Free College Basketball Selection on Thursday. Today Washington will be on the road (3-7 ATS in their last 10 road games) as they take on Oregon (12-5-2 ATS in their last 19 home games). We will lay the points with Oregon! One key to an Oregon victory comes down to the fact that they have the much better offense. Oregon (at home) is scoring an average of 86.5 points per game, while Washington (on the road) is scoring an average of only 65.2 points per game. This means that the Oregon offense is scoring an average of 21.3 points per game more then the Washington offense. In addition, the home team has had much success in this series. In fact, the home team is 8-1 ATS in the last 9 meetings between these teams. It's also good to note that Oregon is 11-5-1 ATS in their last 17 games against Pac-10 Conference teams. Lay the points!

Take Oregon -7.5!