Texas at Iowa State 9:00 ET

Longhorns (+) over Cyclones- Both clubs are off disappointing losses Saturday as Texas lost at home hosting Kansas while the Cyclone were beaten by lowly Texas Tech who had previously lost 25 straight against Top-25 ranked opposition. Last season these two both held serve and won on their home floor and this year things might be different as the Longhorns have the power to combat Iowa State's speed. Who knows why but, Texas is 7-3 ATS on Mondays and should come up big here. Take the LONGHORNS!

Syracuse at North Carolina 7:00 ET

A pair of money burners go at it on Monday as the Syracuse Orange invade Chapel Hill at compete with North Carolina. The Orangemen (is that racist?) are just 6-11 ATS and are only 1-7 ATS in their last eight contests while the Tar Heels are have lost five of their last six against the points. Syracuse has benefited with their pressure 2-3 zone beating the weak 3-point shooting Tar Heels by 12 and 14 points the last two meetings. Carolina has actually won their last five straight up and 9-of-10 while Syracuse is off a home loss to Miami and has dropped two of their last three. Take NORTH CAROLINA!

Notre Dame at N.C. State 6:30 ET

Wolfpack (+) over Fighting Irish- This is the best Notre Dame (18-2) basketball team since the days of Adrian Dantly and Austin Carr as they are currently ranked #9 in the nation. The Irish are 3-0 on the road in conference play and have their best 20-game record in 41 years and are second in the nation in field goal percentage at 52.6%. N.C. State is off a loss at Miami on Thursday but have not lost consecutive games this season and that is not going to happen today. Take the WOLFPACK!   

Duke vs St. John's 2:00 ET

Red Storm (+) over Blue Devils- Storyline here is that Duke coach Mike Krzyzewshi is seeking to become the first NCAA basketball coach to notch 1,000 Division I victories. Duke has defeated St. John's 15 of 18 times under 'Coach K' but will be entering this contest 5-15-1 ATS in their last 21 against the Big East while the Red Storm are 7-1 ATS in their last eight against the ACC. St. John's leads the Big East in field-goal percentage defense (38.5) as well as blocked shots (6.9) and steals (8.7). Steve Lavin will have his kids ready for the Blue Devils in New York. Take ST. JOHN'S!     

Indiana at Ohio State 1:30 ET

Buckeyes (-) over Hoosiers- Here we have the #23 ranked Indiana winners of four straight including a win over this same Buckeyes what I consider a huge underdog for a Big Ten conference game. Ohio State has now dropped three straight against ranked opponents as they are 3-10 ATS in their last 13 against Big Ten opposition and 8-17-1 ATS in there last 26 games overall. But, on the flip side we see that Indiana is just 4-9 ATS in their last 13 meetings with the Buckeyes and will be a bit short-handed as forward Hanner Mosquera-Perea will remained sidelined with a knee injury. Hoosiers off a huge win over Maryland on Thursday will come off cloud-nine today. Take OHIO STATE!

Michigan State at Nebraska 4:00 ET

Cornhuskers (+) over Spartans- I am very leery of this Michigan State team that has won four of their last five but has lost three straight against the number. Playing at home has been very advantageous for the Cornhuskers as they have not allowed any of their last three opponents to reach 50 points holding opponents to 37.8 percent shooting on the season. Michigan State has been outscored 90-30 beyond the arc in their last three contests and will struggle here today. The Huskers are 19-7 -1 ATS in their last 27 games versus the Big Ten. Take NEBRASKA!  

UCLA at Oregon 4:00 ET

Bruins (+) over Ducks- A pair of Pac-12 clubs that have destroyed their backers have covered a combined 14 times in 37 tries. UCLA is just 1-7 ATS in their last eight road games and 4-11 ATS in their last 15 games overall but are such a small underdog here that it has caught my attention. The Bruins under Steve Alford have lost six of their last nine games while Oregon playing in their 20th game already have won five of the last seven in this series. UCLA is off a loss at Oregon State on Thursday and are determined to leave the state with one win.Take UCLA!  

Arkansas at Missouri 2:00 ET

Tigers (+) over Razorbacks- The 14-4 Arkansas Razorbacks managed an overtime win over Alabama Thursday but have failed the 'cover' the number in each of their last three contests and have dropped three straight in this series to the Tigers. Missouri has struggled this season having lost their last four but are 6-3 straight-up at home while the Razorbacks are 15-37 ATS in their last 52 road games. Missouri is a young squad that is fight hard for wins and will benefit from being at home. Take the TIGERS!

Texas A&M at Tennessee 1:00 ET

Aggies (+) over Volunteers- Both these SEC clubs are on three-game winning streaks with Tennessee having won eight of their last nine overall while Texas A&M has bounced back with three wins after their double-overtime loss the No.1 Kentucky. If the Aggies have shown any weakness it is the fact they they are 5-12 ATS in their last 17 road games while the Volunteers are just 5-10-2 ATS on the season as they are 0-7 ATS as home favorites.Take TEXAS A&M!

Rutgers at Penn State 12:00 ET

Nittany Lions (-) over Scarlet Knights- Since defeating then #5 Wisconsin 67-63 Rutgers has dropped three straight Big Ten contests but are still 7-3 ATS in their last 10 games overall. Even though Penn State is 2-7 ATS in their last nine games at home and have already lost at Rutgers 50-46 as a 2-point favorite they are a strong favorite here. Taking note that Penn State has lost their last six games all Big Ten match-ups after starting 12-1 in non-conference games. Even though Rutgers has won their last three games at University Park they are 8-24 at Penn State all-time. Take the NITTANY LIONS!   

Kentucky at South Carolina 12:00 ET

Gamecocks (+) over Wildcats- After having posted South Carolina as a favorite against Tennessee and losing 66-62 coach Martin stated how the Gamecocks just didn't seem interested in playing. Well, they better be interested today as #1 Kentucky enters Columbia who have lost four of five after defeating No. 9 Iowa State on January 3rd. Even though South Carolina is 1-10 all-time against No. 1 ranked teams they should give the Wildcats everything they can handle here. Take SOUTH CAROLINA!

Iowa at Purdue 12:00 ET

Boilermakers (+) over Hawkeyes- It has been said that 'numbers never lie but they can be very misleading.' Here are some numbers that tell the tale. Let's start with Iowa who is 4-9 ATS in their last 13 versus Big Ten and are 7-16 ATS in their last 23 games overall. Purdue meanwhile is 8-3 ATS in their last 11 Big Ten games and 9-4 ATS in their last 13 overall. Finally, a key factor that can't be over looked is that the home team is 9-2 ATS in the last 11 meetings. Take PURDUE!   

DePaul at Seton Hall 7:00 ET

Pirates (-) over Blue Demons- We are off overtime wins involving both these clubs as DePaul came from behind to defeat St. John's 71-67 last time out and we won with Butler in overtime against Seton Hall 79-75 a week ago Tuesday. Because of exams the Pirates have had plenty of rest and should be ready to avenge a 65-60 loss to the Blue Demons at DePaul last February. Seton Hall now ranked #24 after losing two of their last three are 8-1 ATS in their last nine home games and 13-3 ATS in their last 16 games overall and have won seven of the last nine meetings including six straight over the Demons at home. DePaul has lost three of it's last four road games by double digits and should fall here once again. TakE SETON HALL.    

Alabama at Arkansas 7:00 ET

Crimson Tide (+) over Razorbacks- There are conflicting trends that surround this contest as both clubs are in need of win after a pair of defeats. Alabama is 6-2 ATS in their last eight SEC games while Arkansas is 6-2 ATS in their last eight home games. The Crimson Tide has a series edge of late winning seven of the last nine meetings with both teams winning on their home floor last season with Alabama getting the money in both games. The beat goes on here. Take ALABAMA!   

Central Florida at Connecticut 7:00 ET

Huskies (-) over Knights- The idea that this year's version of the defending national Champion Connecticut Huskies are this strong a favorite over anybody (even if it was Central Connecticut) makes me take notice. If this were a match-up on the gridiron I'm sure the Knights would be at least this big a favorite against the over-matched Huskies but on the hardwood it's a different story. Connecticut who won both games by 20 points last season is just 9-7 on the year and are coming off a pair off losses while and Central Florida is 9-8 so the 'price' of this game shouldn't be this high unless...Take CONNECTICUT!

New Mexico at UNLV 11:00 ET

Lobos (+) over Rebels- Both squads are coming off losses with the Lobos getting beat against Boise State 69-59 while UNLV dropped five in six tries the latest at San Diego State 53-47 a game in which they had the lead until the final four minutes. Both club struggle at the free throw line with New Mexico shooting 65% and the Rebels at 65.5% while the Lobos are better beyond the ark hitting 34% to UNLV's 29.6%. Look for NEW MEXICO to get the win!

Washington State at Utah 9:00 ET

Utes (-) over Cougars- Talk about two clubs whose state represent a see-saw where one is up and the other is down apply to these two schools when home and away. The Washington Cougars have covered just seven of 31 road games going 7-20-4 ATS including 2-4 this year while Utah is 40-14-1 ATS in their last 55 home games. The Utes are off an 18-point loss to Arizona 69-51 on Saturday, but leads this series 15-4 all time including 12-1 in Salt Lake City. The Cougars are last in PAC-12 defense allowing 74.1 points per contest and I expect the Utes to take full advantage after going crushed last time out. Take UTAH!

Penn State at Michigan State 7:00 ET

Spartans (-) over Nittany Lions- A pair of 12-6 clubs with completely different basketball legacy go at it in Bog Ten action as Michigan State hosts Penn State. The Lions are 0-5 in conference play and enter this contests losers of their last five going 2-3 ATS while the Spartans are off a pounding at Maryland on Saturday (A-Play winner) but are 7-3 ATS in Big Ten action while Penn State is 5-15 ATS in their last 20 games overall including 2-7 ATS in their last nine road games. Michigan State has won 33 of the last 40 meetings including 20 of the last 21 at home. Take the SPARTANS!  

Tennessee at South Carolina 9:00 ET

Gamecocks (-) over Volunteers- Once again we have a match-up where one side has dominated the series as Tennessee has won 14 straight against South Carolina dating back to February of 2007. The Volunteers are also tied for second in the SEC having won seven of their last eight and are coming off win over Arkansas and Missouri while the Gamecocks are stumbling having lost three of four while going 0-4 ATS. South Carolina does have two things working in their favor as they are limiting opponents to 35.6 percent shooting and they are 7-2 at home. Take SOUTH CAROLINA!

LSU at Florida 7:00 ET

Gators (-) over Tigers- The Louisiana State Tigers may be a little sluggish tonight after their heartbreaking home loss to Texas A&M 67-64 and because they used only seven players in that loss. Florida suffered this first conference loss at Georgia 73-61 on Saturday after 24 straight SEC wins and they are still 8-2 ATS in their last 10 conference games. The Gators have won six straight in the series and haven't lost to the Tigers at home since 2008. Look for Florida to return to form here and post a convincing victory. Take GATORS!

Oklahoma at Kansas 9:00 ET

Jayhawks (-) over Sooners- A pair Top-20 ranked teams who are off completely different types of performances square off in Lawrence as Kansas hosts Oklahoma. The Sooners are off a convincing 82-65 win over arch rival Oklahoma State and the Jayhawks were defeated by Iowa State 86-81. Kansas has had their way with the Sooners winning 12 of the past 13 meetings and have won the last 13 at Allen Fieldhouse. The Jayhawks have out-rebounded 13 of 17 opponents and failed to have that edge against the Cyclones getting crushed 44-33 off the boards. They are also 24-10-1 ATS in their last 35 against Big-12 competition. Take KANSAS!    

Florida State at Clemson 9:00 ET

Seminoles (+) over Tigers- Last season both clubs won on each others home floor but Florida State has won five of the last six in the series. The Seminoles have one ACC win in five tries this season with that win coming over Virginia Tech at home as they are 0-4 straight-up on the road in conference play. The Tigers have three conference losses all against nationally ranked teams, Louisville, North Carolina and Virginia. The Seminoles are looking to break their current three-game losing streak and have lost four of their last five and they do that tonight. Take FLORIDA STATE! 

Villanova at Georgetown 9:00 ET

Hoyas (+) over Wildcats- No. 5 Villanova continues to roll again defeating a familiar rival as they took out crosstown rival Pennsylvania 62-47 making it four straight double digit wins after their lone loss at Seton Hall on January 3. Monday they travel to Georgetown to face another old rival from the Big East and the story for the Hoyas has been very different. Georgetown has played 10 contests with the final margin of six-points or less ans are off a 61-59 win (non-cover) over Butler. The Wildcats have been a 'cash-cow' over the past three and a half seasons compiling a 49-24 record ATS including 11-6 this year. Georgetown plays a tough brand of defense that has kept their last five opponents shooting below 30% from beyond the arch. This game should come down to the final buzzer. Take GEORGETOWN!

Texas at Texas Christian 7:00 ET

Horned Frogs (+) over Longhorns- My goodness, have you seen what the Horned Frogs have done against the points ay home the past three years? Well, let me tell you it has not been pretty as they have 'covered' only 22 of their last 70 games when playing hosts and they are 0-3 ATS in their last three at home. Both clubs are off huge blowout wins as the Longhorns dismantled No. 15 West Virginia 77-50 while TCU beat a weak Texas Tech squad 62-42. Texas has dominated this series winning nine straight and 13 of 14 and so has the rest of the Big-12 as TCU snapped a 23-game conference losing streak with a win over Texas Tech on Saturday. They stay hot...Take the HORNED FROGS!

St. John's at DePaul 2:30 ET

Blue Demons (+) over Red Storm- Two schools that have bottom feeders in the Big East for years enter this contest with .500 or better records for the first time in eons as DePaul (9-9) hosts St. John's (12-4) at the Rosemont Center in Illinois. The Blue Demons have already surpassed last season conference win total by winning their first three Big East contests but have dropped their last two to Villanova and Georgetown. The RedStorm have dominated this series winning nine of 10 and four of five at Rosemont but are off to a rough 1-3 start in conference play. DePaul has lost seven of their last nine home Big East games but are much improved this season and posted a home victory over the Red Storm last January. Take BLUE DEMONS!  

Indiana at Illinois 1:00 ET

Illini (-) over Hoosiers- In a contest where both clubs will be without a pair of starters Illinois rates the advantage with their unbeaten 8-0 home record. Indiana will without junior forward Hanner Perea who started all 16 games while the Illini will be without senior guard Rayvonte Rice who leads the team in scoring and rebounding. His replacement Malcolm Hill scored a game high 28 points against Maryland on 10 days ago. The series is tied at 86 wins apiece but Illinois has won the last five and 10 of 11 over the Hoosiers in Champaign. Take ILLINOIS!  

Mississippi at Arkansas 9:30 ET

Rebels (+) over Razorbacks- Arkansas is ranked No. 19 after reeling off six straight wins before their loss last time out to Tennessee 74-69 on Tuesday. Mississippi have had great success in this series going 19-6-2 ATS in their last 27 meetings even though the last time they met in March the Razorbacks destroyed Ole Miss 110-80. That loss is something the Rebels want to atone for as they have won eight of the last 10 meetings straight-up. This one should come down to the final buzzer. Take MISSISSIPPI!

Oregon State at Washington State 9:00 ET

Beavers (+) over Cougars- Washington State has already equalled their PAC-12 win total from last year and is one win away from matching last seasons' overall win total. Oregon State likewise has improved from last years record and have upset No. 9 Arizona 58-56 in Corvallis last Sunday. The Beavers are 9-3 ATS in their last 12 games overall and have won the last three meetings in this series. After dropping their last outing to Washington I expect the Beavers is come back here. Take OREGON STATE!

Syracuse at Clemson 4:00 ET

Tigers (+) over Orange- Does it really matter when these kids play these games? I don't ordinarily think so but the numbers surrounding this match-up has caught my attention and I think it is noteworthy. But, here it is, Syracuse is 1-6-1 ATS in their last Saturday games while Clemson seems to thrive on Saturday's going 10-2-1 ATS. Maybe the Orange 'party' harder on Friday nights I truly don't know but I'll take the Tigers here until it proves different. Take CLEMSON!   

Michigan St at Maryland 4:00 ET

Terrapins (-) over Spartans- Unlike in football the Maryland Terrapins have a proud history in Basketball and already opened their Big Ten season with a win at Michigan State a 68-66 victory in overtime on December 30. The Spartans have won three straight since that defeat and are coming off an overtime 84-77 win as a 14-point home favorite against Northwestern. This State team is not of the standard of years past as their five losses already will attest. The Terrapins are on top of the Big Ten because of their defense as they have not allowed a conference foe to reach 70 points yet and are holding opponents to 28.4% shooting from beyond the arch. In a surprise to most the Terps repeat with another win over the Spartans. Take MARYLAND!   

Ohio State at Iowa 2:00 ET

Buckeyes (+) over Hawkeyes- These two will be meeting for the second time as Iowa already posted a 71-65 win at Ohio State on December 30 in the Big Ten conference opener for both schools. The Hawkeyes have won all three of their Big Ten road contests while falling to Michigan State 75-61 as 3-point favorites. The numbers behind Iowa are not good as they are 3-8 ATS in their last 11 in conference play and 6-15 ATS in their last 21 overall. Ohio State bounced back with an impressive 71-52 win over Michigan after a loss at Indiana. Take the BUCKEYES!  

Oregon at Washington State 11:00 ET

Cougars (+) over Ducks- After 16 games played the Oregon Ducks are playing their first true road game of the season and are 1-2 on neutral sites and I doubt they will like their reception in Pullman. Even though Oregon has dominated this series winning seven straight and 10 of the last 11 meetings the home team is 7-3 ATS in the last 10 meetings. Thursday's are a night of PAC-12 action and the Ducks are just 4-10-2 ATS in their last 16 Thursday night contests. Washington State has won 2-of-3 PAC-12 games on the road and have 7-foot center Robert Upshaw to battle inside. Take the COUGARS!  

Auburn at Florida 7:00 ET

Gators (-) over Tigers- This price might seem a little inflated until you take a closer look at the history of these clubs. To start with Auburn is 0-4 already on the road this season and Florida has won 24 straight SEC victories and is 7-1 ATS in their last eight SEC contests. If you realize that the Tigers are coming off a win over Missouri and have won six of their last seven you would think they could give the slow starting Gators (9-6) a tough battle, but with both teams entering with the same record this point spread in way out of whack...why? Because the Tigers haven't won in Gainesville in 18 years. Take FLORIDA!

Cincinnati at Memphis 7:00 ET

Tigers over Bearcats- Two of the nations' best forwards in college basketball square off in Memphis with visiting Cincinnati brings in junior Octavius Ellis and the Tigers countering with sophomore Austin Nichols. Both shoot, rebound and block shots as they average 22.7 points, 13.2 boards and 6.2 blocks between them. The Bearcats just had their four game win streak stopped by a mediocre Connecticut team and face a Tiger team that just ended a two-game skid. Look for these streaks to continue. Take MEMPHIS!     

Stanford at California 11:00 ET

Golden Bears (+) over Cardinal- These two exchanged road wins in the series last year as the Golden Bears (+6.5) won at Stanford 69-62 and then the Cardinals (+3.5) returned the favor with an 80-69 win at California. Both clubs are square against the points as Stanford is 7-7 ATS but is 2-7-2 AST in their last 11 in the PAC-12 and Cal is 8-8 but they are even worse at 3-15 ATS in their last 18 in the PAC-12. One key factor that confronts these two is that the favorite is 9-4 in the last 13 meetings. Take CALIFORNIA!  

Georgia at Vanderbilt 9:00 ET

Bulldogs (+) over Commodores- Georgia enters this contest 0-2 inSEC coming off two tough losses including a double-overtime loss to LSU 87-84 on Saturday while Vanderbilt at 11-4 overall and 1-1 in SEC action is off an 82-70 loss at Arkansas on Saturday. The Bulldogs lost to Arkansas by four and know that they can't handle a sharp shooting but young Vanderbilt squad. Last year on the road Vanderbilt (+6) won outright 59-54 and this year it's the Bulldogs turn to return the favor. Take GEORGIA!  

St. John's at Providence 7:00 ET

Red Storm (+) over Friars- The St. John's Red Storm were off to a great start winning 11 of their first 13 and now have dropped three straight both straight-up and against the points. Providence meanwhile has reeled off eight win in their last nine contests going 7-1 ATS with one non-board win over Stonehill. The Friars are 15-5-1 ATS in their last 21 home games but will be facing a determined Red Storm club that is desperate for a win. Take ST. JOHN'S!

Georgetown at DePaul 9:00 ET

Blue Demons (+) over Hoyas- The DePaul Blue Demons have already equalled last years Big East win total with three but are coming off a beating at the hands of highly ranked Villanova. Georgetown hasn't won on the Bg East road yet but the visiting team is 7-2 ATS in the last nine meetings. The Hoyas have had DePaul's number leading the series 23-7 but were upended in the Big East tournament last season to break a 14 game winning streak. Take DEPAUL!   

Michigan at Ohio State 7:00 ET

Buckeyes (-) over Wolverines- Do you think that the Buckeyes will have added confidence because their football team just won the National Championship? Nah, neither do I but things like that seem to go hand and hand. What matters more is that Michigan is really ah, how should I say this, but they are 'no so good.' Even though the Wolverines are 9-4 ATS in the last 13 meetings they are just 3-8 ATS in their last 11 games overall and I'm thinking 'What have you done for me lately.' We played against the Buckeyes on Saturday with Indiana and expect them to rebound (excuse the pun) here. Take OHIO STATE!

Butler at Seton Hall 7:00 ET

Bulldogs (+) over Pirates- It seems strange to me that the No. 21 ranked team is such a meager favorite at home in the Big East matchup. Butler enters this fray 2-2 in conference play while Seton Hall is 3-1 with wins over St. John's, Villanova and Creighton who they defeated after a loss last Wednesday at Xavier. Butler posted a win over Xavier but was bested by Villanova and is 6-2 ATS in Big East play. The Pirates have some trends in their corner as they are 14-3 ATS in their last 17 games overall and 8-0 ATS in their last eight home games. That's why it seems strange to me they are such a small favorite. Vegas thinks Butler has a decent shot at winning this game and I respect that. Take BULLDOGS!

Northwestern at Michigan State 12:00 ET

Wildcats (+) over Spartans- These two come off completely opposite performances as Northwestern got hammer by Wisconsin last time out and the Spartans put on a second half display at Iowa erasing an 11 deficit at Iowa by sinking 8-of-9 3-pointers. The Wildcats haven't played in a week and have had time to lick their wounds but are weary of the fact that they have lost 27 of the last 30 meetings. Northwestern is 10-5 and 1-1 in the Big Ten and are good enough to stick around in this one. Take the points and NORTWESTERN!  

Iowa State at West Virginia 8:00 ET

Cyclones (+) over Mountaineers- A contrast in styles will be on display om Morgantown where No. 14 West Virginia will host No. 16 Iowa State in an early Big-12 showdown. The Mountaineers have allow more then 70 points only once this season against LSU on December 4 when they suffered their only loss while the Cyclone three of the conference top-10 scorers and have four players averaging double figures. West Virginia enters with a seven game win streak and I find this 'price' very short considering that they are at home for this contest. Take IOWA STATE!   

Texas at Oklahoma State 5:00 ET

Longhorns (+) over Cowboys- Monday we crushed the Longhorns with the Sooners 70-49 as a Power Play winner and now Texas gets the other half of the Okie State with the Cowboys in Stillwater. At 12-3 Texas entered the week No.10 in the nation and that is sure to change win or lose here but I expect them to rebound strong here on Saturday. The Longhorns have to get back to playing defense as they are third in the nation with 111 blocked shots and win a close battle here. Take the LONGHORNS!  

South Carolina at Mississippi 5:00 ET

Gamecocks (+) over Rebels- Mississippi nearly became the darling of the SEC as they took Kentucky into overtime before losing 89-86 against the nation's No. 1 team. Both teams are 0-1 in SEC play as South Carolina was defeated by Florida 72-68 on Wednesday but third year coach Frank Martin has the kind of team he likes as they rank fifth in the nation in field-goal defense (34.3%) and is committed to strong rebounding. The Rebels will be a bit dis-heartened after their narrow loss to the Wildcats and have trouble getting over the 'hump' here. The underdog is 12-2 in the last 14 meetings. Take SOUTH CAROLINA!

Vanderbilt at Arkansas 4:30 ET

Commodores (+) over Razorbacks- A pair os 'Red Hot' SEC clubs clash at #25 Arkansas where the Razorbacks will play host to Vanderbilt. Two positive trends for both squads seem to make this a level contest as Arkansas leads the SEC and is eighth in the nation in scoring at 84.1 points per contest while Vanderbilt leads the SEC in field-goal percentage at 50. The Commodores have a pair of twin-towers in 6-10 Damian Jones and 7-foot sophomore Luke Kornet who has made 19-of-44 3-point attempts. The points are too generous here as Vandy can keep this one close. Take the COMMORDORES!   

Baylor at Texas Christian 4:00 ET

Horned Frogs (+) over Bears- Baylor received a #22 ranking by running through a weak non-conference schedule (sounds like their football team) and has now dropped their first two Big-12 contests against Oklahoma and Kansas. These two met three times last season with the Bears winning all three contests as TCU has lost 21 consecutive conference games. Even though the Horned Frogs are just 17-38 ATS in their last 55 in Big-12 action and 22-49 in their last71 home games this year's squad is 13-2 straight-up. Take TEXAS CHRISTIAN!  

Ohio State at Indiana 12:00 ET

Hoosiers (+) over Buckeyes- We have had success with and against these two Big Ten rivals as we won against the Hoosiers on Monday as Michigan State crushed Indiana 70-50 and we won with the Buckeyes last Saturday. Ohio State is ranked #20 and is 9-3 ATS in their last 12 meetings with the Hoosiers but are 2-7 ATS in their last nine versus the Big Ten. After getting crushed by the Spartans where they were out-rebounded 50-28 I expect a huge effort this time out. Take INDIANA!