The Ducks won the earlier meeting between these two clubs winning by five on the road 77-72, but may be without two starting guards who combined for 34 points in that game. Oregon does need this game but can they win by more than the -15 handicap?

The Pirates won the earlier match-up by six on the road and now take on ‘Nova on their home court. Surprisingly, the public is taking the six points and backing Villanova in the second leg of a home and home. Tip off for tonight’s game at the Prudential Center is set for 8:30 PM ET.

The streaking Spartans are coming off a strong road win over Maryland and will be looking to push their win run to four games. The Nittany Lions can come up with a big one at home at the Bryce Jordan Center but are on a downward trend going 0-4 against the spread record in their last four overall.

The Vols don’t have much to play for except seeding in the conference tourney, but their game and win against Florida proved that they’re still fighting hard. The UK fans will be their in full force for their season finale and the ‘Cats may want to sue this a wake-up call.

The Bears took the earlier match-up on the road versus Texas Tech coming away with a 57-52 victory as a small +3.5 road dog. This time around Baylor is at home in Waco with playing at the Ferrell Center. The host has shown a few cracks in its armor losing two out of their last three, but are likely to keep the Red Raiders in check offensively.

The Wolfpack shocked the Blue Devils in their earlier meeting in an 88-66 beat down. So, motivation shouldn’t be an issue for Duke in the rematch. The oddsmaker has saddled the host with a 12-point handicap and the total line is listed at 150.5.

Ohio State is taking the lion’s share of the public action and why not? They won in Michigan by three 61-58 and have recorded a 6-2 W/L mark at home against Big Ten foes. Dan looks at a few key metrics and gives out his opinion on who you should be playing versus the line.

Two cats walk into a bar… Ah nevermind! But seriously… Who wins when a Tiger gets into a fight with a Wildcat? The answer is the one who gets to fight on their own propery! Get Dan’s full take on this game that looks more competitive than it will actually be!

The Blue Devils/Cavaliers point spread is a bit suspicious at first glance, however, it’s warranted as Duke has been much less competitive away from Cameron Indoor Stadium. The key factor in this game will be motivation. Duke off a loss is a dangerous opponent!

KSU is 8-6 at home this campaign but they’re just 2-5 versus the Big 12. That said, they are 2-2 against the spread in their last four at Fred Bramlage Coliseum making it a tough call on the spread. The Jayhawks have been lighting it up in recent games and if the Wildcats can hit their 61.7 point scoring average in conference play the total may be the play here.