Dan Jamison

This isn’t how things were supposed to go for the Hoosiers. Indiana was supposed to be on the upswing in Archie Miller’s second season in Bloomington, and Romeo Langford was supposed to lead the Hoosiers back into the NCAA tournament. It started out that way, but Indiana hasn’t looked anything like itself for the past two months. Sportsbooks have the Hoosiers as 7 point underdogs vs Iowa which no one would have predicted in pre-season. Is there value in a dog named Hoosier? DJ gives his prediction!

Was the win over the Hoosiers the boost that Minnesota needs to get back on track, or a sign of just how far Indiana has fallen? If it’s the former, the Gophers have an excellent shot at getting a win they badly need in this contest. Minnesota nearly pulled off a stunner at Crisler Center on Jan. 22 by overcoming a 10-point deficit to tie the game, only to fall to Charles Matthews’ buzzer-beater. But in that defeat, Minnesota showed that the Wolverines could be beaten if they could defend the 3-pointer and find some offense of their own. DJ looks at tonight’s matchup and the sportsbook’s opening line of Michigan -4.5.

UNC will make the short 10 miles drive to Cameron Indoor Stadium to take on Duke tonight. Tip off is scheduled for 9 PM ET and can be viewed on ESPN. The NCAA betting boards show a consensus line of Duke -9 with the total offered in the 165-166.5 range depending on the book. The Tar Heels took the last meeting last season by 5 on a neutral court but were beaten by 10 the last time they were in Durham. Who’s the play? Get Dan’s detailed breakdown and his free prediction versus the line.

Tennessee is coming off an embarrassing 86-69 blowout loss to Kentucky so you can expect them to be fully focused for their game against Vanderbilt tonight. They’ll have to be to get the cover with the consensus point spread line of Tenn -18.5 being hung on the boards. Read on to get NCAA handicapper Dan’s ATS winner.

When a team has been through the wringer like West Virginia has, they can respond in one of two ways. They can pull together and produce some of their best basketball of the season in a shocking performance, or they can fold their tents and become road kill for the rest of the season. With their top three scorers and their best rebounder gone, what will West Virginia choose to do? Saying that sentence out loud sounds a lot like WVU is going to a fist fight but equipped for a dance off. DJ gives his college basketball pick.

The Badgers will look to put an end to a two-game losing streak when they host the Illini at the Kohl Center in Madison Wisconsin. The oddsmaker has Wisconsin laying a massive 11 points to the Illinois who have been on a mini roll with four straight conference wins. Should you take the points or lay the big number? NCAA handicapper Dan Jamison weighs in and gives out his point spread winner prediction.

Villanova took the earlier match-up this season 76-71, but St. John’s got the money at a +6.5 road dog. The point spread win was the Red Storms’ third straight in this series, so getting points at home may offer some value. Read on to see if our handicapper will be giving or laying the points today.

The Vols will put their perfect 11-0 record on the line when they travel to Rupp Arena in Kentucky to take on the Wildcats. Kentucky will likely be a salty opponent coming off a rare home loss to a very good LSU team. The NCAA board list the host as a small four-point favorite in this match with the total offered up at 145 points. Will Tennessee go down tonight and if so can Kentucky extend the margin to get the point spread cover? Read Dan’s analysis and get his free NCAA basketball pick.

An interesting Big Ten matchup on Saturday has two of the better squads tipping off at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan when the Wolverines host the Terrapins. Maryland enters the contest off two dominant wins while Michigan is off a surprising loss on the road at Penn State. Will Prognosticator Dan Jamison ride the hot hand here or will he be backing the host who has compiles a 6-1 spread mark at home versus conference foes?

James Batemon is a senior and this is his last chance to beat Gonzaga, It can’t be overstated how important he is to the Lions. When Batemon scores at least 13 points a game, LMU has been almost unbeatable, boasting a record of 16-1 in such contests, Are there signs Batemon might go off tonight? DJ breaks it down and gives his basketball pick!