In Wednesday SEC basketball action we have the LSU Tigers visiting the Texas A&M in College Station, Texas. Tip-off for the game is set for 9 PM ET at the Reed Arena and televised on ESPN2. The betting board has LSU as a -6 point road favorite with a total line offered up at 152 points. Our prognosticator feels strongly about one side in this game – find out why he is picking this team and why.

UVA has been money in the bank this season not only on the moneyline, but also against the spread, compiling an insane 16-3 mark. The public is all over the Cavs in this spot, but our handicapper believes that an investment on the Wolfpack might give you the best chance to get the money tonight.

The Blue Devils will look to extend their winning streak against Notre Dame to five games when they meet in South Bend. Tip off for tonight’s game is set for 7 PM ET at the Purcell Pavilion and can be watched on ESPN. The odds board lists Duke as a massive 14-point favorite. Can they hit the road and put a beat down on Notre Dame? Get Kyle Cash’s take on the game plus his ATS prediction.

The Washington State Cougars and the Oregon Ducks will go at it in the Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, Oregon at 8 PM ET. The consensus line on this game has the Ducks as a large -14 favorite on the point spread line with the total in play at 144. Our handicapper is willing to lay the big number and back the home Ducks. Find out why.

One of the biggest games on the NCAA board Saturday has Kansas traveling to take on Kentucky at Rupp Arena in Lexington. Tipoff is scheduled for 6 PM ET and it can be watched on ESPN. The betting line at most betting shops has Kentucky as a -6.5 point favorite with the total offered up at 144 points. Read on to get NBA capper Dan Jamison’s analysis and point spread pick.

Dan Jamison has a big college basketball play on the Michigan Wolverines versus Indiana Hoosiers game. Sportsbooks opened the Wolverines as 3.5 point favorites. Michigan is coming off a 2 point win but took its first L inside of a week ago. Is Michigan ripe for an upset or are bookmakers overrating to this week’s iffy performance?

The one real chance that Vanderbilt has against Tennessee is the fact that rivalry games tend to produce some strange outcomes. Sometimes, a team that has done nothing all season, like Vanderbilt, plays the game of its year and pushes its rival to the brink of disaster. Sometimes, it goes the other way and the favorite delivers a beat down that embarrasses its rival and forces a long, hard look in the mirror for the defeated. Do we expect a dramatic result here? DJ has your college hoops play and prediction!

Do the Blue Devils have enough gas left in the tank for the Panthers? This is a classic trap game for the Blue Devils. They’ve only had 72 hours to come down from the high of beating Virginia, and two of their five starters played all 40 minutes against Virginia. Given Duke’s style of running the floor as often as it can, fatigue could become a real factor for the Blue Devils in this contest. Is that reason to look at the dog and a whopping 12.5 points here? DJ has your college hoops pick!

The Cavaliers play at the slowest pace of any Division I school, but they’re efficient when they do have the ball, scoring an average of six points on every five trips down the floor. Kyle Guy has been the main catalyst for the Wahoos by upping his shooting percentage to 47.2 percent, and he’s hit double figures in 10 consecutive games. Does a recipe of pace and efficiency mean a +2 cover for Virginia bettors? DJ has your basketball pick.

The Musketeers may cover if they can take away one of Nova’s two main offensive weapons. Villanova’s lack of a third scorer makes beating it a simple, straightforward task — if you have the necessary personnel to pull it off. Paschall and Booth are both matchup nightmares for opposing defenses: quick, quality shooters with the confidence to take the open look whenever it comes. However, when things go wrong for one or both of them, as was the case in Villanova’s blowout loss to Michigan, the Wildcats can be easily beaten. The sportsbooks opened the Musketeers +10.5. Do they have the ability to defend their way to a cover against the spread?