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[66] Minnesota |5*|Bet A|-125|B+0|Network N/A|8:05 pm EST
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[51] LA Kings |5*|Bet A|+140|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
2010/2011 NHL SYSTEMS
NHL Spread LOSSES- 0
A. 6 wins
B. 4 wins
C. 1 win
NHL Tops LOSSES- 0
A. 1 win
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[66] Minnesota |5*|Bet A|-125|B+0|Network N/A|8:05 pm EST
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[51] LA Kings |5*|Bet A|+140|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
2010/2011 NHL SYSTEMS
NHL Spread LOSSES- 0
A. 6 wins
B. 4 wins
C. 1 win
NHL Tops LOSSES- 0
A. 1 win
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[321] Florida st |10*|Bet C|OPEN -3.5|B+1/2|ABC|8:00 pm EST
[337] Missouri |8*|Bet B|OPEN -10.5|B+1/2|FSN|7:00 pm EST
[393] Utah |8*|Bet B|OPEN -2.5|B+0|Network N/A|10:00 pm EST
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[416] Tennessee |8*|Bet B|OPEN -6.5|B+1/2|FOX|1:00 pm EST
[410] Pittsburgh |5*|Bet A|OPEN -6.5|B+1/2|CBS|1:00 pm EST
[420] Minnesota |5*|Bet A|OPEN +3.5|B+1/2|FOX|1:00 pm EST
[427] Seattle |5*|Bet A|OPEN +12.5|B+1/2|FOX|4:05 pm EST
[437] Denver |5*|Bet A|OPEN +10.5|B+1/2|ESPN|8:35 pm EST
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A. 8 wins
B. 1 win
C. 1 win
D. 1 win
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A. 15 wins
B. 4 wins
C. 1 win
D. 1 win
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[410] Pittsburgh |5*|Bet A|OPEN -6.5|B+1/2|CBS|1:00 pm EST
[420] Minnesota |5*|Bet A|OPEN +3.5|B+1/2|FOX|1:00 pm EST
[427] Seattle |5*|Bet A|OPEN +12.5|B+1/2|FOX|4:05 pm EST
[437] Denver |5*|Bet A|OPEN +10.5|B+1/2|ESPN|8:35 pm EST
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A. 8 wins
B. 1 win
C. 1 win
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A. 15 wins
B. 4 wins
C. 1 win
D. 1 win
Florida Panthers at New York Islanders (-104, 5.5)
The sky is blue, birds fly and the Islanders suck. These are all facts. However, the Panthers are nearly as dreadful on the road, hence a team with an absurd, 11-game losing streak being listed at the exact same money line.
But that number figures to be about right. This game looks to be a pop-gun fight. New York has scored just 39 goals this year, the second-fewest in the league. The Islanders have amassed a meager 16 goals during its stunning futility streak, an average of just 1.45 per night.
The team from Long Island has seen the under hit in four of its past six and is 9-9 against the total this year.
And don’t expect that number to improve against the stingy Panthers. The team has given up just 44 goals this season, and is allowing an average of 2.6 per game, the 10th-lowest total in the league.
However, Florida also is far from an offensive juggernaut, averaging a mere 2.7 goals per night, putting the team among the bottom half of offenses in the league. Overall, the under has hit in five of the past six games for the Panther, and 11 of the team’s 17 for the year.
Pick: Under
Tampa Bay Lightning at Buffalo Sabres
Like the team from upstate New York needed things to get harder.
The squad played Western Conference rising power Los Angeles on Friday night and now will face the streaking Lightning just 24 hours later. Buffalo has conceded an astounding 64 goals this year and is just abysmal at home, posting a 2-6-1 record on the team’s own ice.
Overall, the team is 6-13 in its past 19 games thanks to the mediocre play of goalie Ryan Miller (2.67 GAA, .905 SP) and the horrid efforts of Patrick Lalime (3.31 GAA, .888 SP).
And Tampa Bay can’t wait to take advantage of this dreadful play in net.
The Lightning average 3.2 goals per game, the sixth-best mark in the league, and are led by one of the most dynamic scorers in the game in Steven Stamkos. The center has 35 points, six-more than any other player, and 19 goals, five more than anyone else.
He should add to those totals against the Sabres.
Pick: Lightning
The sky is blue, birds fly and the Islanders suck. These are all facts. However, the Panthers are nearly as dreadful on the road, hence a team with an absurd, 11-game losing streak being listed at the exact same money line.
But that number figures to be about right. This game looks to be a pop-gun fight. New York has scored just 39 goals this year, the second-fewest in the league. The Islanders have amassed a meager 16 goals during its stunning futility streak, an average of just 1.45 per night.
The team from Long Island has seen the under hit in four of its past six and is 9-9 against the total this year.
And don’t expect that number to improve against the stingy Panthers. The team has given up just 44 goals this season, and is allowing an average of 2.6 per game, the 10th-lowest total in the league.
However, Florida also is far from an offensive juggernaut, averaging a mere 2.7 goals per night, putting the team among the bottom half of offenses in the league. Overall, the under has hit in five of the past six games for the Panther, and 11 of the team’s 17 for the year.
Pick: Under
Tampa Bay Lightning at Buffalo Sabres
Like the team from upstate New York needed things to get harder.
The squad played Western Conference rising power Los Angeles on Friday night and now will face the streaking Lightning just 24 hours later. Buffalo has conceded an astounding 64 goals this year and is just abysmal at home, posting a 2-6-1 record on the team’s own ice.
Overall, the team is 6-13 in its past 19 games thanks to the mediocre play of goalie Ryan Miller (2.67 GAA, .905 SP) and the horrid efforts of Patrick Lalime (3.31 GAA, .888 SP).
And Tampa Bay can’t wait to take advantage of this dreadful play in net.
The Lightning average 3.2 goals per game, the sixth-best mark in the league, and are led by one of the most dynamic scorers in the game in Steven Stamkos. The center has 35 points, six-more than any other player, and 19 goals, five more than anyone else.
He should add to those totals against the Sabres.
Pick: Lightning
Cleveland Cavaliers at San Antonio Spurs
Forgive these teams if neither seems sharp on Saturday evening.
The Spurs played at Utah and the Cavaliers visited the surging Hornets on Friday night, meaning both teams will be on the business end of a 24-hour
turnaround.
But that shouldn’t phase the Spurs. Little else could. Tony Parker and his relationship drama? All the Spurs did was rally for a convincing win over the Bulls. Richard Jefferson returning from one of the worst seasons in his career? Playing out of his mind. And Tim Duncan losing a step on the defensive end? Try reinventing himself on the low post by using his tricks and reach against faster, younger players.
The results have the Spurs off to a 9-1 start and a 6-3-1 record ATS. The Spurs can play it either way – touting the second-best offense in the league and averaging 108.3 points per game, while yielding just 100.4 points per game, putting the team in the top-half of defensive squads in the Association.
Meantime, the Cavaliers is 3-1 on the road, but its opponents are far from impressive: Toronto, New Jersey, Washington and Philadelphia.
The Spurs will make these paper road warriors fold.
Pick: Spurs
New Jersey Nets at Denver Nuggets (-10.5, 202.5)
Think of the Denver Nuggets offense like a really bad mixed drink – absurdly strong, but needs to be better blended.
That’s been the story so far for Denver, which scored 118 in a win over the Lakers, but a meager 83 a week later in a loss to Portland. One of the newest ingredients that needs blended into the Denver offense is forward Al Harrington, who dropped 17 points on 6-of-11 shooting in a win over the New York Knicks.
“He gives us that extra threat that we’re looking for offensively,” Denver All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony said. “We try to spread the court with him. He’s trying to find his way in the offense – I think everyone is – we have a lot of new guys.”
Down the court, the Nets also are having trouble finding consistent chemistry.
Starters Travis Outlaw, Kris Humphries, Brook Lopez, Anthony Morrow and Devin Harris each play about 30 minutes per game, but that makes it hard to find regular minutes for bench players like Jordan Farmar, Derrick Favors and Terrence Williams.
“We just got to generate more energy,” Nets coach Avery Johnson said. “Like I told the team, I don’t like our mental or physical conditioning right now. And we got to improve it on all areas. I don’t know the next time they’ll see an off-day because we need work.”
As a result of both teams struggling to find a balance, the Nets have seen four of five games fall under the total, while the Nuggets have had two of three dip under the total.
Pick: Under
Forgive these teams if neither seems sharp on Saturday evening.
The Spurs played at Utah and the Cavaliers visited the surging Hornets on Friday night, meaning both teams will be on the business end of a 24-hour
turnaround.
But that shouldn’t phase the Spurs. Little else could. Tony Parker and his relationship drama? All the Spurs did was rally for a convincing win over the Bulls. Richard Jefferson returning from one of the worst seasons in his career? Playing out of his mind. And Tim Duncan losing a step on the defensive end? Try reinventing himself on the low post by using his tricks and reach against faster, younger players.
The results have the Spurs off to a 9-1 start and a 6-3-1 record ATS. The Spurs can play it either way – touting the second-best offense in the league and averaging 108.3 points per game, while yielding just 100.4 points per game, putting the team in the top-half of defensive squads in the Association.
Meantime, the Cavaliers is 3-1 on the road, but its opponents are far from impressive: Toronto, New Jersey, Washington and Philadelphia.
The Spurs will make these paper road warriors fold.
Pick: Spurs
New Jersey Nets at Denver Nuggets (-10.5, 202.5)
Think of the Denver Nuggets offense like a really bad mixed drink – absurdly strong, but needs to be better blended.
That’s been the story so far for Denver, which scored 118 in a win over the Lakers, but a meager 83 a week later in a loss to Portland. One of the newest ingredients that needs blended into the Denver offense is forward Al Harrington, who dropped 17 points on 6-of-11 shooting in a win over the New York Knicks.
“He gives us that extra threat that we’re looking for offensively,” Denver All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony said. “We try to spread the court with him. He’s trying to find his way in the offense – I think everyone is – we have a lot of new guys.”
Down the court, the Nets also are having trouble finding consistent chemistry.
Starters Travis Outlaw, Kris Humphries, Brook Lopez, Anthony Morrow and Devin Harris each play about 30 minutes per game, but that makes it hard to find regular minutes for bench players like Jordan Farmar, Derrick Favors and Terrence Williams.
“We just got to generate more energy,” Nets coach Avery Johnson said. “Like I told the team, I don’t like our mental or physical conditioning right now. And we got to improve it on all areas. I don’t know the next time they’ll see an off-day because we need work.”
As a result of both teams struggling to find a balance, the Nets have seen four of five games fall under the total, while the Nuggets have had two of three dip under the total.
Pick: Under
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Football for November 20, 2010
NCAA - 5 units on Arkansas State +13.5 (-110) GOY
NCAA - 2.5 units on Pittsburgh -2.5 (-110)
NCAA - 2.5 units on Michigan State -19.5 (-110)
NCAA - 2.5 units on Wisconsin/Michigan Over 67.5 (-110)
NCAA - 2.5 units on South Carolina -20.5 (-120)
NCAA - 2.5 units on Duke +10.5 (-110)
Football for November 20, 2010
NCAA - 5 units on Arkansas State +13.5 (-110) GOY
NCAA - 2.5 units on Pittsburgh -2.5 (-110)
NCAA - 2.5 units on Michigan State -19.5 (-110)
NCAA - 2.5 units on Wisconsin/Michigan Over 67.5 (-110)
NCAA - 2.5 units on South Carolina -20.5 (-120)
NCAA - 2.5 units on Duke +10.5 (-110)
JOSEPH D'AMICO
Arkansas vs. Mississippi State
Play: Arkansas -3
Arkansas is 13-2 SU in this series, including LYs 42-21 victory over Miss St. The Razorbacks have won 4 in a row both SU and ATS. The team boasts an overall record of 8-2 TY with losses to then #1 Alabama and current #2 Auburn. They have a well-balanced offense averaging 37.9 PPG. QB Ryan Mallett has amassed 2967 YP, a 67.3% completion rate, 24 TDs, with just 8 INTs. He faces the 23rd ranked pass “D” but truth be told, MSU hasn’t seen a QB and scheme the caliber of Arkansas. The Razorbacks other offensive weapon is RB Knile Davis (844 YR and 10 TDs). On “D”, Arkansas is getting better and better. Outside of the Auburn meltdown, the Hogs haven’t yielded more than 24 points to any foe this season, which includes opponents Alabama and Georgia. I am sure the team will follow suit and do what Alabama did in LWs win over MSU and load up the box and get pressure on the erratic Bulldogs QBs. Mississippi State has struggled at the QB position TY. They have gone back and forth with both Relf and Russell at the helm. The duo has had almost as many INTs (10) as TDs (11). MSU can run the ball with Ballard, Relf, and Perkins carrying most of the workload. The trio has combined for 1635 YR and 19 TDs. But against the stout Hog “D”. they will have trouble converting on 3rd down. The Razorbacks are 8-1 ATS their L9 conference games and 16-5 ATS their L21 games played in November. The Bulldogs are 2-5 ATS their L7 games played as a ‘dog and 2-8 ATS their L10 games played in November. Take Arkansas.
Arkansas vs. Mississippi State
Play: Arkansas -3
Arkansas is 13-2 SU in this series, including LYs 42-21 victory over Miss St. The Razorbacks have won 4 in a row both SU and ATS. The team boasts an overall record of 8-2 TY with losses to then #1 Alabama and current #2 Auburn. They have a well-balanced offense averaging 37.9 PPG. QB Ryan Mallett has amassed 2967 YP, a 67.3% completion rate, 24 TDs, with just 8 INTs. He faces the 23rd ranked pass “D” but truth be told, MSU hasn’t seen a QB and scheme the caliber of Arkansas. The Razorbacks other offensive weapon is RB Knile Davis (844 YR and 10 TDs). On “D”, Arkansas is getting better and better. Outside of the Auburn meltdown, the Hogs haven’t yielded more than 24 points to any foe this season, which includes opponents Alabama and Georgia. I am sure the team will follow suit and do what Alabama did in LWs win over MSU and load up the box and get pressure on the erratic Bulldogs QBs. Mississippi State has struggled at the QB position TY. They have gone back and forth with both Relf and Russell at the helm. The duo has had almost as many INTs (10) as TDs (11). MSU can run the ball with Ballard, Relf, and Perkins carrying most of the workload. The trio has combined for 1635 YR and 19 TDs. But against the stout Hog “D”. they will have trouble converting on 3rd down. The Razorbacks are 8-1 ATS their L9 conference games and 16-5 ATS their L21 games played in November. The Bulldogs are 2-5 ATS their L7 games played as a ‘dog and 2-8 ATS their L10 games played in November. Take Arkansas.
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20 Dime Play on Indiana as the home dog over Penn State. 10.5 pts
20 Dime Play on Virginia as the road dog over Boston College. The Cavaliers are currentiy getting 7 1/2 points in this contest.
20 Dime Play on Louisville as the home dog over West Virginia. The Cardinals are currentiy getting 4 1/2 points in this contest.
75 Dime Play on Oregon State as the home dog over Southern California. 3pts
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20 Dime Play on Louisville as the home dog over West Virginia. The Cardinals are currentiy getting 4 1/2 points in this contest.
Hammer The Book
rotation 313/314 ::::fresno state bulldogs @ boise state broncos (boise st. -30@ just bet, betus, sportsbet, pinnancle, legendz, intertops, canbet, bet phoenix & 5dimes)
rotation 321/322 :::: florida state seminoles @ maryland terrapins (fsu -3 1/2@ 13-different books)
rotation 327/328 ::: virginia cavaliers @ boston college eagles (bc-7@ just bet & bodog)
rotation 333/334 :::: wisconsin badgers @ michigan wolverines (badgers -4@ most all books)
rotation 345/346::: east carolina pirates @ rice owls (under 73 1/2@ pinnancle)
rotation 361/362 :::: north carolina state wolfpack @ north carolina tarheels (tarheels -2@ carib & sbg)
rotation 383/384 ::: oklahoma sooners @ baylor bears (sooners -7@ 16-different books)
rotation 401/402 :::: arkansas state red wolves @ navy midshipmen (navy -12@ canbet, pinnancle & betus)
rotation 403/404 ::::: middle tennessee state blue raiders @ western kentucky hilltoppers (md tn st. -4 1/2@ the greek)
rotation 313/314 ::::fresno state bulldogs @ boise state broncos (boise st. -30@ just bet, betus, sportsbet, pinnancle, legendz, intertops, canbet, bet phoenix & 5dimes)
rotation 321/322 :::: florida state seminoles @ maryland terrapins (fsu -3 1/2@ 13-different books)
rotation 327/328 ::: virginia cavaliers @ boston college eagles (bc-7@ just bet & bodog)
rotation 333/334 :::: wisconsin badgers @ michigan wolverines (badgers -4@ most all books)
rotation 345/346::: east carolina pirates @ rice owls (under 73 1/2@ pinnancle)
rotation 361/362 :::: north carolina state wolfpack @ north carolina tarheels (tarheels -2@ carib & sbg)
rotation 383/384 ::: oklahoma sooners @ baylor bears (sooners -7@ 16-different books)
rotation 401/402 :::: arkansas state red wolves @ navy midshipmen (navy -12@ canbet, pinnancle & betus)
rotation 403/404 ::::: middle tennessee state blue raiders @ western kentucky hilltoppers (md tn st. -4 1/2@ the greek)
MMA Professor -
Ok, we have 3 picks for Saturday Night's UFC from The Palace in Auburn Hills, Mich.
Fight 1: Joe Lauzon (+210) over George Sotiropoulos- Lauzon has demonstrated far superior takedowns to Sotiropoulos and as you know my system favors the wrestler over the Jiu Jitsu guy. Lauzon isn't a pure wrestler per say, but his takedowns are excellent and I believe he will use his superior takedowns to gain the top position against Sotiropoulos consistently and get a late stoppage or a win by decision.
Fight 2: Matt Hughes (+155) over BJ Penn - Classic wrestler over Jiu Jitsu guy. I see this fight going much like their last fight were Hughes' strength and takedowns prevail. Hughes' last 3 fights have been wins against pure Jiu Jitsu fighters: Serra, Gracie, Almeida, while Penn's last 2 fights have been losses to the wrestler Frankie Edgar.
Fight 3: Quinton "Rampage" Jackson (+230) over Lyoto Machida. I am kind of crossing my fingers here that Rampage remembers his wrestling roots, takes Machida down and grounds and pounds him. If Jackson keeps the fight standing, things might not go so well, but by all accounts Rampage is in shape and does have the style to beat Machida.
Ok, we have 3 picks for Saturday Night's UFC from The Palace in Auburn Hills, Mich.
Fight 1: Joe Lauzon (+210) over George Sotiropoulos- Lauzon has demonstrated far superior takedowns to Sotiropoulos and as you know my system favors the wrestler over the Jiu Jitsu guy. Lauzon isn't a pure wrestler per say, but his takedowns are excellent and I believe he will use his superior takedowns to gain the top position against Sotiropoulos consistently and get a late stoppage or a win by decision.
Fight 2: Matt Hughes (+155) over BJ Penn - Classic wrestler over Jiu Jitsu guy. I see this fight going much like their last fight were Hughes' strength and takedowns prevail. Hughes' last 3 fights have been wins against pure Jiu Jitsu fighters: Serra, Gracie, Almeida, while Penn's last 2 fights have been losses to the wrestler Frankie Edgar.
Fight 3: Quinton "Rampage" Jackson (+230) over Lyoto Machida. I am kind of crossing my fingers here that Rampage remembers his wrestling roots, takes Machida down and grounds and pounds him. If Jackson keeps the fight standing, things might not go so well, but by all accounts Rampage is in shape and does have the style to beat Machida.
DCI NCAA CBB
Season
Straight Up: 323-72 (.818)
ATS: 92-110 (.455)
ATS Vary Units: 439-472 (.482)
Over/Under: 82-76 (.519)
Over/Under Vary Units: 164-163 (.502)
2K Sports Classic
Irvine Subregional at Irvine, CA
Louisiana Tech 82, Navy 63
UC IRVINE 78, Seattle 76
Toledo Subregional at Toledo, OH
College of Charleston 81, Uic 71
Rhode Island 75, TOLEDO 52
Cancun Challenge
at campus sites
LA SALLE 76, Morgan State 74
MISSOURI 79, North Florida 52
PROVIDENCE 91, Prairie View A&M 64
Western Illinois vs. WYOMING: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Global Sports Challenge
Round Robin at campus sites
NORTHWESTERN STATE 85, Tennessee-Martin 75
Global Sports Hoops Showcase
Round Robin at Auburn, AL
AUBURN 77, Campbell 69
Middle Tennessee 65, Samford 60
Global Sports Hy-Vee Challenge
Round Robin at campus sites
ALABAMA STATE 64, Kennesaw State 60
Global Sports Invitational
OHIO STATE 86, UNC Wilmington 54
Global Sports Main Event
MOUNT ST. MARY'S 66, Savannah State 47
Global Sports Shootout
LOUISVILLE 81, Jackson State 54
MARSHALL 87, Chattanooga 71
Legends Classic
El Paso Regional at El Paso, TX
UTEP 81, Western Carolina 66
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Tipoff
at MassMutual Center, Springfield, MA
New Hampshire 83, Massachusetts 78
Tcu vs. Rider: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Bradley vs. Usc: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
O'Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic
Oxford Subregional at Oxford, OH
Iupui vs. MIAMI (OHIO): TOO CLOSE TO CALL
San Diego State 72, Green Bay 58
Philly Hoop Group Classic
at campus sites
SAINT JOSEPH'S 79, Norfolk State 69
Razorback Showcase
Florida Gulf Coast 70, GRAMBLING STATE 68
SMU Invitational
Round Robin at Dallas, TX
Portland State 81, Lamar 75
SMU 67, UC Riverside 54
South Padre Invitational
at campus sites
BYU 99, Chicago State 62
U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam
Consolation Semifinals at UVI Sports & Fitness Center, Charlotte Amalie, USVI
Alabama 68, Iowa 58
Long Beach State 62, Saint Peter's 60
Non-Conference
AIR FORCE 63, Tennessee State 60
AKRON 74, Youngstown State 62
ARIZONA STATE 60, Uab 57
Army 58, BRYANT 52
BROWN 72, Sacred Heart 66
Bucknell 65, SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 59
BUFFALO 76, Towson 69
BUTLER 72, Ball State 44
CALIFORNIA 77, New Hampshire 69
CANISIUS 69, Eastern Michigan 64
Central Connecticut State 70, UMBC 66
Central Michigan vs. SOUTH ALABAMA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CINCINNATI 74, Ipfw 60
Colorado 80, SAN FRANCISCO 77
Drexel 64, PENN 61
EAST TENNESSEE STATE 79, Tennessee Tech 68
EASTERN KENTUCKY 74, Presbyterian 59
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 66, Albany 60
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 73, Utah Valley 62
FLORIDA ATLANTIC 72, American 64
Georgia vs. SAINT LOUIS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Harvard 74, MERCER 72
LONGWOOD 76, Columbia 74
MANHATTAN 73, Long Island 67
MARQUETTE 89, South Dakota 66
NEW HAMPSHIRE 65, Holy Cross 60
NORTHEASTERN 64, Siena 62
Northern Iowa 65, WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 58
OLD DOMINION 72, Dayton 71
ORAL ROBERTS 71, Indiana State 64
OREGON 80, San Jose State 71
PEPPERDINE 75, Cal State Bakersfield 70
Portland 73, IDAHO 70
Texas State 79, TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 74
THE CITADEL 63, James Madison 62
UC SANTA BARBARA 69, Fresno State 58
UMKC 76, Southeast Missouri State 65
UNLV 62, Wisconsin 60
UT Arlington 82, HOUSTON BAPTIST 80
UTAH 74, Weber State 67
Utah State 79, SOUTHERN UTAH 55
Vermont 74, QUINNIPIAC 70
VILLANOVA 90, Lafayette 63
Wake Forest 84, Elon 70
WESTERN MICHIGAN 69, Loyola (Chicago) 65
Season
Straight Up: 323-72 (.818)
ATS: 92-110 (.455)
ATS Vary Units: 439-472 (.482)
Over/Under: 82-76 (.519)
Over/Under Vary Units: 164-163 (.502)
2K Sports Classic
Irvine Subregional at Irvine, CA
Louisiana Tech 82, Navy 63
UC IRVINE 78, Seattle 76
Toledo Subregional at Toledo, OH
College of Charleston 81, Uic 71
Rhode Island 75, TOLEDO 52
Cancun Challenge
at campus sites
LA SALLE 76, Morgan State 74
MISSOURI 79, North Florida 52
PROVIDENCE 91, Prairie View A&M 64
Western Illinois vs. WYOMING: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Global Sports Challenge
Round Robin at campus sites
NORTHWESTERN STATE 85, Tennessee-Martin 75
Global Sports Hoops Showcase
Round Robin at Auburn, AL
AUBURN 77, Campbell 69
Middle Tennessee 65, Samford 60
Global Sports Hy-Vee Challenge
Round Robin at campus sites
ALABAMA STATE 64, Kennesaw State 60
Global Sports Invitational
OHIO STATE 86, UNC Wilmington 54
Global Sports Main Event
MOUNT ST. MARY'S 66, Savannah State 47
Global Sports Shootout
LOUISVILLE 81, Jackson State 54
MARSHALL 87, Chattanooga 71
Legends Classic
El Paso Regional at El Paso, TX
UTEP 81, Western Carolina 66
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Tipoff
at MassMutual Center, Springfield, MA
New Hampshire 83, Massachusetts 78
Tcu vs. Rider: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Bradley vs. Usc: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
O'Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic
Oxford Subregional at Oxford, OH
Iupui vs. MIAMI (OHIO): TOO CLOSE TO CALL
San Diego State 72, Green Bay 58
Philly Hoop Group Classic
at campus sites
SAINT JOSEPH'S 79, Norfolk State 69
Razorback Showcase
Florida Gulf Coast 70, GRAMBLING STATE 68
SMU Invitational
Round Robin at Dallas, TX
Portland State 81, Lamar 75
SMU 67, UC Riverside 54
South Padre Invitational
at campus sites
BYU 99, Chicago State 62
U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam
Consolation Semifinals at UVI Sports & Fitness Center, Charlotte Amalie, USVI
Alabama 68, Iowa 58
Long Beach State 62, Saint Peter's 60
Non-Conference
AIR FORCE 63, Tennessee State 60
AKRON 74, Youngstown State 62
ARIZONA STATE 60, Uab 57
Army 58, BRYANT 52
BROWN 72, Sacred Heart 66
Bucknell 65, SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 59
BUFFALO 76, Towson 69
BUTLER 72, Ball State 44
CALIFORNIA 77, New Hampshire 69
CANISIUS 69, Eastern Michigan 64
Central Connecticut State 70, UMBC 66
Central Michigan vs. SOUTH ALABAMA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CINCINNATI 74, Ipfw 60
Colorado 80, SAN FRANCISCO 77
Drexel 64, PENN 61
EAST TENNESSEE STATE 79, Tennessee Tech 68
EASTERN KENTUCKY 74, Presbyterian 59
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 66, Albany 60
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 73, Utah Valley 62
FLORIDA ATLANTIC 72, American 64
Georgia vs. SAINT LOUIS: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Harvard 74, MERCER 72
LONGWOOD 76, Columbia 74
MANHATTAN 73, Long Island 67
MARQUETTE 89, South Dakota 66
NEW HAMPSHIRE 65, Holy Cross 60
NORTHEASTERN 64, Siena 62
Northern Iowa 65, WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 58
OLD DOMINION 72, Dayton 71
ORAL ROBERTS 71, Indiana State 64
OREGON 80, San Jose State 71
PEPPERDINE 75, Cal State Bakersfield 70
Portland 73, IDAHO 70
Texas State 79, TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 74
THE CITADEL 63, James Madison 62
UC SANTA BARBARA 69, Fresno State 58
UMKC 76, Southeast Missouri State 65
UNLV 62, Wisconsin 60
UT Arlington 82, HOUSTON BAPTIST 80
UTAH 74, Weber State 67
Utah State 79, SOUTHERN UTAH 55
Vermont 74, QUINNIPIAC 70
VILLANOVA 90, Lafayette 63
Wake Forest 84, Elon 70
WESTERN MICHIGAN 69, Loyola (Chicago) 65
