CNOTES COLLEGE BASKETBALL BEST BETS/ NOTES/NEWS/GOSSIP !
- Thread starter Cnotes53
- Start date
Monday, March 2
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| NORF at MORG | 06:00 PM | MORG +2.5***** | +500 |
| COPP at HOW | 07:00 PM | HOW -19.5***** | +500 |
| IUPU at CLEV | 07:00 PM | CLEV -1.5 | +500 |
| DUKE at NCST | 07:00 PM | U 148.5***** | +500 |
| NCCU at UMES | 07:00 PM | NCCU +1.5***** | +500 |
| SCST at DSU | 07:00 PM | DSU -2.5***** | +500 |
| SFA at IW | 07:30 PM | SFA -7.5***** | +500 |
| NWST at UTRGV | 07:30 PM | O 137.5 | +500 |
| MCNS at NICH | 07:30 PM | NICH +11.5***** | +500 |
| SELA at UNO | 08:00 PM | UNO -7.5***** | +500 |
| MTST at NAU | 08:00 PM | NAU +6.5***** | +500 |
| MONT at UNCO | 08:00 PM | UNCO -6.5***** | +500 |
| TAMC at AMCC | 08:00 PM | AMCC -7.5 | +500 |
| LAM at HBU | 08:30 PM | HBU +1.5 | +500 |
| ISU at ARIZ | 09:00 PM | ARIZ -7.5***** | +500 |
| IDHO at EWU | 09:00 PM | EWU -2.5***** | +500 |
| IDST at SAC | 10:00 PM | SAC -1.5 | +500 |
| WEB at PRST | 10:00 PM | WEB +4.5***** | +500 |
CNOTES COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BETS THRU MARCH !
03/02/2026...................8 - 5 - 0.................61.53%............+ 12.50
03/01/2026.................10 - 8 - 0.................55.55%............+ 6.00
TOTALS........................18 -13 - 0.................58.06%............+18.50
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JANUARY BEST BETS RECORD:
TOTALS................314- 265- 0..................54.23%................ +109.50
FEBRUARY'S
TOTALS...............375 - 352 - 0.................51.58%.................- 56.00
03/02/2026...................8 - 5 - 0.................61.53%............+ 12.50
03/01/2026.................10 - 8 - 0.................55.55%............+ 6.00
TOTALS........................18 -13 - 0.................58.06%............+18.50
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JANUARY BEST BETS RECORD:
TOTALS................314- 265- 0..................54.23%................ +109.50
FEBRUARY'S
TOTALS...............375 - 352 - 0.................51.58%.................- 56.00
Tuesday’s 6-pack
— Arizona 73, Iowa State 57- Wildcats clinch regular season title in Big X
— Duke 93, NC State 64- Duke shot 70% inside arc, scored 1.44 ppp.
— Cleveland State 101, IU Indy 93- Vikings advance to play #1-seed Wright State
— Idaho 85, Eastern Washington 81- Vandals shot 14-29 on the arc.
— Logan Webbis going to start on the mound for Team USA against Brazil Friday.
— Houston Texans acquired RB David Montgomery from Detroit, for an OL and two draft picks.
Quote of the Day
“(You’re) flat out wrong about Miami (OH) when you say we would finish last in the Big East. The disrespect is awful and [you] should not be near a TV studio covering this sport when [you] show your true colors.”
Miami (OH) athletic director David Sayler, responding to former Auburn coach Bruce Pearl’s comments on TV. Pearl’s son is now the head coach at Auburn.
Tuesday’s quiz
When is the last time the Red Sox were in the World Series?
Monday’s quiz
Duke hasn’t won a national title in basketball since 2015.
Sunday’s quiz
John Calipari coached the New Jersey Nets from 1996-99.
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Arizona State 5-5 SU/8-2 ATS last 10 games
Charleston 10-2 SU/ATS
Cal-Davis 6-2 SU/ATS
Dayton 5-0 SU/ATS
Drexel 10-6 SU/13-3 ATS
Eastern Washington 8-2 SU/9-1 ATS
Florida State 8-4 SU/9-3 ATS
Michigan 8-0 SU/6-2 ATS
NC-Wilmington 8-2 SU/ATS
Providence 5-2 SU/ATS
South Florida 7-0 SU/5-2 ATS
TCU 6-1 SU/ATS
Texas Tech 6-1 SU/ATS
Wichita State 7-1 SU/6-2 ATS
Famous birthdays, March 3rd:
Dennis Shaw, 79
Randy Gradishar, 74
Eric Torkelson, 74
Herschel Walker, 64
Julie Bowen, 56
Trung Candidate, 49
Jessica Biel, 44
Santonio Holmes, 42
Kyle Isbel, 29
Maikel Garcia, 26
Teams that have NOT been playing well vs spread recently…….
BYU 5-9 SU/3-11 ATS last 14 games
Creighton 4-10 SU/1-13 ATS
Elon 2-6 SU/ATS
Georgia Tech 0-8 SU/2-6 ATS
Indiana 2-5 SU/1-6 ATS
Long Beach State 1-5 SU/ATS
Memphis 0-5 SU/ATS
NC State 3-5 SU/1-7 ATS
Oklahoma State 1-6 SU/ATS
Sacramento State 1-6 SU/ATS
USC 1-5 SU/ATS
Temple 0-6 SU/1-5 ATS
— Arizona 73, Iowa State 57- Wildcats clinch regular season title in Big X
— Duke 93, NC State 64- Duke shot 70% inside arc, scored 1.44 ppp.
— Cleveland State 101, IU Indy 93- Vikings advance to play #1-seed Wright State
— Idaho 85, Eastern Washington 81- Vandals shot 14-29 on the arc.
— Logan Webbis going to start on the mound for Team USA against Brazil Friday.
— Houston Texans acquired RB David Montgomery from Detroit, for an OL and two draft picks.
Quote of the Day
“(You’re) flat out wrong about Miami (OH) when you say we would finish last in the Big East. The disrespect is awful and [you] should not be near a TV studio covering this sport when [you] show your true colors.”
Miami (OH) athletic director David Sayler, responding to former Auburn coach Bruce Pearl’s comments on TV. Pearl’s son is now the head coach at Auburn.
Tuesday’s quiz
When is the last time the Red Sox were in the World Series?
Monday’s quiz
Duke hasn’t won a national title in basketball since 2015.
Sunday’s quiz
John Calipari coached the New Jersey Nets from 1996-99.
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Tuesday’s Den: College basketball trends…….
Teams that have been playing well vs spread recently…….Arizona State 5-5 SU/8-2 ATS last 10 games
Charleston 10-2 SU/ATS
Cal-Davis 6-2 SU/ATS
Dayton 5-0 SU/ATS
Drexel 10-6 SU/13-3 ATS
Eastern Washington 8-2 SU/9-1 ATS
Florida State 8-4 SU/9-3 ATS
Michigan 8-0 SU/6-2 ATS
NC-Wilmington 8-2 SU/ATS
Providence 5-2 SU/ATS
South Florida 7-0 SU/5-2 ATS
TCU 6-1 SU/ATS
Texas Tech 6-1 SU/ATS
Wichita State 7-1 SU/6-2 ATS
Famous birthdays, March 3rd:
Dennis Shaw, 79
Randy Gradishar, 74
Eric Torkelson, 74
Herschel Walker, 64
Julie Bowen, 56
Trung Candidate, 49
Jessica Biel, 44
Santonio Holmes, 42
Kyle Isbel, 29
Maikel Garcia, 26
Teams that have NOT been playing well vs spread recently…….
BYU 5-9 SU/3-11 ATS last 14 games
Creighton 4-10 SU/1-13 ATS
Elon 2-6 SU/ATS
Georgia Tech 0-8 SU/2-6 ATS
Indiana 2-5 SU/1-6 ATS
Long Beach State 1-5 SU/ATS
Memphis 0-5 SU/ATS
NC State 3-5 SU/1-7 ATS
Oklahoma State 1-6 SU/ATS
Sacramento State 1-6 SU/ATS
USC 1-5 SU/ATS
Temple 0-6 SU/1-5 ATS
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Tuesday, March 3
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Tuesday, March 3
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
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| GAST at ULL | 06:00 PM | ULL +1.5 | +500 |
| TENN at SCAR | 06:00 PM | SCAR +8.5 | +500 |
| MASSL at ME | 06:00 PM | ME +1.5 | +500 |
| BRY at UNH | 06:00 PM | UNH -1.5 | +500 |
| UMBC at NJIT | 06:00 PM | NJIT +5.5***** | +500 |
| EMU at BUFF | 06:30 PM | EMU +3.5 | +500 |
| ALA at UGA | 06:30 PM | ALA -1.5***** U 178.5***** | +500 +500 |
| TOWS at STON | 06:31 PM | TOWS -1.5 | +500 |
| MONM at NE | 07:00 PM | MONM -4.5***** | +500 |
| UNCW at ELON | 07:00 PM | UNCW -4.5 | +500 |
| NCAT at CAMP | 07:00 PM | NCAT +7.5 | +500 |
| UK at TXAM | 07:00 PM | TXAM -1.5 | +500 |
| HAMP at WM | 07:00 PM | HAMP +11.5***** O 154.5***** | +500 +500 |
| TCU at TTU | 07:00 PM | TTU -8.5***** | +500 |
| OHIO at MASS | 07:00 PM | OHIO +2.5 | +500 |
| GMU at VCU | 07:00 PM | VCU -11.5***** | +500 |
| AKR at CMU | 07:00 PM | AKR -11.5 | +500 |
| HC at LAF | 07:00 PM | HC +4.5 | +500 |
| DREX at HOF | 07:00 PM | HOF -8.5 | +500 |
| HALL at XAV | 07:00 PM | XAV +1.5 | +500 |
| ARMY at BUCK | 07:00 PM | U 143.5***** | +500 |
| OKST at UCF | 07:00 PM | UCF -8.5***** | +500 |
| DAY at RICH | 07:00 PM | DAY -5.5 | +500 |
| MIZZ at OKLA | 07:00 PM | OKLA -2.5***** | +500 |
| TOL at M-OH | 07:00 PM | TOL +7.5 | +500 |
| CLEM at UNC | 07:00 PM | UNC -3.5 | +500 |
| WAKE at UVA | 07:00 PM | U 148.5 | +500 |
| GTWN at SJU | 07:00 PM | SJU -16.5***** | +500 |
| BALL at WMU | 07:00 PM | BALL +2.5 | +500 |
| ALBY at UVM | 07:00 PM | ALBY +8.5 | +500 |
| WVU at KSU | 08:00 PM | KSU +2.5***** | +500 |
| KENT at NIU | 08:00 PM | KENT -10.5***** | +500 |
| SOU at ALST | 08:00 PM | ALST -1.5 | +500 |
| IPFW at GB | 08:00 PM | GB -4.5***** | +500 |
| ARPB at JKST | 08:00 PM | ARPB +1.5 | +500 |
| MSST at FLA | 08:00 PM | MSST +22.5***** | +500 |
| ULM at ODU | 08:30 PM | ODU -10.5***** | +500 |
| GRAM at AAMU | 08:30 PM | AAMU -2.5 | +500 |
| MVSU at ALCN | 09:00 PM | MVSU +9.5 | +500 |
| BYU at CIN | 09:00 PM | CIN -2.5***** | +500 |
| SYR at LOU | 09:00 PM | LOU -12.5 | +500 |
| COLO at UTAH | 09:00 PM | COLO -1.5***** | +500 |
| KU at ASU | 09:00 PM | KU -6.5***** | +500 |
| ORE at ILL | 09:00 PM | ORE +19.5 | +500 |
| VAN at MISS | 09:00 PM | MISS +7.5 | +500 |
| GC at AFA | 09:00 PM | AFA +20.5***** | +500 |
| SDSU at BSU | 09:00 PM | U 144.5 | +500 |
| SJSU at FRES | 09:00 PM | FRES -6.5 O 148.5 | +500 +500 |
| LSU at AUB | 10:00 PM | AUB -9.5 U 157.5 | +500 +500 |
| NEV at WYO | 10:00 PM | WYO -1.5***** | +500 |
| NEB at UCLA | 11:00 PM | NEB +1.5***** U 143.5 | +500 +500 |
| USU at UNLV | 11:00 PM | UNLV +8.5***** | +500 |
CNOTES COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BETS THRU MARCH !
03/03/2026...............12 - 12 - 0.................50.00%............- 6.00
03/02/2026...................8 - 5 - 0.................61.53%............+ 12.50
03/01/2026.................10 - 8 - 0.................55.55%............+ 6.00
TOTALS.....................30 - 25 - 0.................54.54%............+12.50
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JANUARY BEST BETS RECORD:
TOTALS................314- 265- 0..................54.23%................ +109.50
FEBRUARY'S
TOTALS...............375 - 352 - 0.................51.58%.................- 56.00
03/03/2026...............12 - 12 - 0.................50.00%............- 6.00
03/02/2026...................8 - 5 - 0.................61.53%............+ 12.50
03/01/2026.................10 - 8 - 0.................55.55%............+ 6.00
TOTALS.....................30 - 25 - 0.................54.54%............+12.50
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JANUARY BEST BETS RECORD:
TOTALS................314- 265- 0..................54.23%................ +109.50
FEBRUARY'S
TOTALS...............375 - 352 - 0.................51.58%.................- 56.00
Wednesday’s 6-pack
Teams in country with best rating on offense:
— Illinois
— Purdue
— Alabama
— Duke
— Michigan
— Arkansas
Quote of the Day
“That’s a big mistake… You don’t mess with something that is gold. It’s gold.”
Mike Krzyzewski, talking about whether the NCAA Tournament gets expanded
Wednesday’s quiz
When Florida Gators won consecutive national titles in 2006, 2007, who was their coach?
Tuesday’s quiz
2018 was the last time the Red Sox were in the World Series.
Monday’s quiz
Duke hasn’t won a national title in basketball since 2015.
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Redhawks improved to 30-0, with one regular season game left.
6 of their last 12 wins were either by 2 points, or in overtime.
Miami never trailed; they led by one with 8:41 left to play.
Toledo is 10-7, #4-seed right now; these teams could meet in MAC semi-finals.
— North Carolina 67, Clemson 63
Tar Heels shot 12-27 on arc, 32.3% inside arc.
Carolina won 10 of its last 12 games.
Clemson lost five of last six games, after a 20-4 start.
— Georgia 98, Alabama 88
75-possession game, another Alabama track meet.
Georgia shot 13-29 on the arc, scored 1.31 ppp.
Alabama was 16-42 on the arc, 9-22 inside the arc.
Dawgs won four of their last five games.
— Vanderbilt 89, Ole Miss 86, OT
Big sigh of relief from Nashville; Commodores avoid a bad loss.
Tyler Tanner scored 34 points, had 7 assists.
Ole Miss led by 12 early on, by 4 with 1:17 left in regulation.
Vandy was +8 in turnovers, had 22 offensive rebounds.
— UNLV 92, Utah State 65
UNLV swept two games vs Utah State this year, first time since 2014.
Overall, Rebels have won six of their last eight games.
Howie Fleming had a triple-double for UNLV.
— Upsets of the Night:
UCLA(+1) 72, Nebraska 52
TCU (+10.5) 73, Texas Tech 65
Oklahoma State (+8.5) 111, Central Florida 104, OT
Arizona State (+5.5) 70, Kansas 60
Ball State (+3.5) 74, Western Michigan 71, OT
— Braves’ DH Jurickson Profar got a 162-game suspension after a second failed PED test. Profar was suspended for 80 games last season for failing his first PED test. Profar his .245 with a .787 OPS in his half-season of play last year.
— Atlanta Falcons are going to play a “home” game in Spain this fall.
— The 2026 NFL league year starts on March 11th; sounds like QB’s Kirk Cousins, Kyler Murray are going to be free agents.
— Citadel finished 7-11 in Southern Conference this year, which doesn’t sound like much, but its the most conference games they’ve won since they went 9-9 in 2010.
— Famous birthdays, March 4th:
Tom Grieve, 78
Kay Lenz, 73
Doug Plank, 73
Patricia Heaton, 68
Steven Weber, 65
Kevin Johnson, 60
Robert Smith, 54
Draymond Green, 36
Nick Castellanos, 34
George Pickens, 25
— Oklahoma State 111, Central Florida 104, OT
Lot of fouls: OSU was 32-40 on foul line, UCF 33-45.
Central Florida led by 13, midway thru first half.
Cowboys are 2-6 in last eight games, with both wins in OT.
— Texas A&M 96, Kentucky 85
Aggies got their 20th win; they shot 13-28 on arc, 27-39 on line.
Kentucky led by 12 with 7:40 left in first half.
Wildcats lost four of their last six games.
— St John’s 72, Georgetown 69
Hoyas led by 12 with 13:50 left in the game.
St John’s has won 15 of its last 16 games.
Teams combined to shoot 11-44 on the arc; lot of long rebounds.
— Green Bay 64, Fort Wayne 56
Green Bay advances to second round of the Horizon Tournament.
Green Bay improves to 18-14; last year, they were 4-28.
Green Bay was 15-20 on foul line, Mastodons were 5-9
— Sun Belt tournament:
Louisiana 84, Georgia State 75- Jaxon Olvera scored 29 points, had 9 rebounds.
Old Dominion 87, UL-Monroe 80- Monarchs advance to play Georgia Southern next.
Teams in country with best rating on offense:
— Illinois
— Purdue
— Alabama
— Duke
— Michigan
— Arkansas
Quote of the Day
“That’s a big mistake… You don’t mess with something that is gold. It’s gold.”
Mike Krzyzewski, talking about whether the NCAA Tournament gets expanded
Wednesday’s quiz
When Florida Gators won consecutive national titles in 2006, 2007, who was their coach?
Tuesday’s quiz
2018 was the last time the Red Sox were in the World Series.
Monday’s quiz
Duke hasn’t won a national title in basketball since 2015.
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Wednesday’s Den: Mid-week musings…….
— Miami OH 74, Toledo 72Redhawks improved to 30-0, with one regular season game left.
6 of their last 12 wins were either by 2 points, or in overtime.
Miami never trailed; they led by one with 8:41 left to play.
Toledo is 10-7, #4-seed right now; these teams could meet in MAC semi-finals.
— North Carolina 67, Clemson 63
Tar Heels shot 12-27 on arc, 32.3% inside arc.
Carolina won 10 of its last 12 games.
Clemson lost five of last six games, after a 20-4 start.
— Georgia 98, Alabama 88
75-possession game, another Alabama track meet.
Georgia shot 13-29 on the arc, scored 1.31 ppp.
Alabama was 16-42 on the arc, 9-22 inside the arc.
Dawgs won four of their last five games.
— Vanderbilt 89, Ole Miss 86, OT
Big sigh of relief from Nashville; Commodores avoid a bad loss.
Tyler Tanner scored 34 points, had 7 assists.
Ole Miss led by 12 early on, by 4 with 1:17 left in regulation.
Vandy was +8 in turnovers, had 22 offensive rebounds.
— UNLV 92, Utah State 65
UNLV swept two games vs Utah State this year, first time since 2014.
Overall, Rebels have won six of their last eight games.
Howie Fleming had a triple-double for UNLV.
— Upsets of the Night:
UCLA(+1) 72, Nebraska 52
TCU (+10.5) 73, Texas Tech 65
Oklahoma State (+8.5) 111, Central Florida 104, OT
Arizona State (+5.5) 70, Kansas 60
Ball State (+3.5) 74, Western Michigan 71, OT
— Braves’ DH Jurickson Profar got a 162-game suspension after a second failed PED test. Profar was suspended for 80 games last season for failing his first PED test. Profar his .245 with a .787 OPS in his half-season of play last year.
— Atlanta Falcons are going to play a “home” game in Spain this fall.
— The 2026 NFL league year starts on March 11th; sounds like QB’s Kirk Cousins, Kyler Murray are going to be free agents.
— Citadel finished 7-11 in Southern Conference this year, which doesn’t sound like much, but its the most conference games they’ve won since they went 9-9 in 2010.
— Famous birthdays, March 4th:
Tom Grieve, 78
Kay Lenz, 73
Doug Plank, 73
Patricia Heaton, 68
Steven Weber, 65
Kevin Johnson, 60
Robert Smith, 54
Draymond Green, 36
Nick Castellanos, 34
George Pickens, 25
— Oklahoma State 111, Central Florida 104, OT
Lot of fouls: OSU was 32-40 on foul line, UCF 33-45.
Central Florida led by 13, midway thru first half.
Cowboys are 2-6 in last eight games, with both wins in OT.
— Texas A&M 96, Kentucky 85
Aggies got their 20th win; they shot 13-28 on arc, 27-39 on line.
Kentucky led by 12 with 7:40 left in first half.
Wildcats lost four of their last six games.
— St John’s 72, Georgetown 69
Hoyas led by 12 with 13:50 left in the game.
St John’s has won 15 of its last 16 games.
Teams combined to shoot 11-44 on the arc; lot of long rebounds.
— Green Bay 64, Fort Wayne 56
Green Bay advances to second round of the Horizon Tournament.
Green Bay improves to 18-14; last year, they were 4-28.
Green Bay was 15-20 on foul line, Mastodons were 5-9
— Sun Belt tournament:
Louisiana 84, Georgia State 75- Jaxon Olvera scored 29 points, had 9 rebounds.
Old Dominion 87, UL-Monroe 80- Monarchs advance to play Georgia Southern next.
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Wednesday, March 4
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
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| STET at EKY | 05:00 PM | EKY -4.5***** O 155.5 | +500 +500 |
| ULL at JMU | 06:00 PM | JMU -6.5***** | +500 |
| CREI at BUT | 06:00 PM | BUT -2.5***** | +500 |
| FOR at LAS | 06:30 PM | FOR -2.5***** U 132.5 | +500 +500 |
| MINN at IND | 06:30 PM | MINN +6.5 | +500 |
| DUQ at URI | 07:00 PM | DUQ +1.5***** O 143.5***** | +500 +500 |
| MARQ at PROV | 07:00 PM | MARQ +5.5 | +500 |
| WAG at CCSU | 07:00 PM | CCSU -5.5***** | +500 |
| FDU at MEHST | 07:00 PM | MEHST -4.5 | +500 |
| JOES at DAV | 07:00 PM | DAV -3.5***** | +500 |
| MIA at SMU | 07:00 PM | MIA +1.5***** | +500 |
| CAL at GT | 07:00 PM | CAL -2.5 | +500 |
| MILW at DET | 07:00 PM | MILW +1.5***** O 151.5 | +500 +500 |
| UAB at CHAR | 07:00 PM | CHAR +1.5***** | +500 |
| CHS at LIU | 07:00 PM | LIU -11.5***** U 138.5 | +500 +500 |
| SBON at GW | 07:00 PM | GW -8.5***** | +500 |
| YSU at RMU | 07:00 PM | RMU -4.5***** | +500 |
| CLEV at WRST | 07:00 PM | CLEV +14.5 | +500 |
| TEX at ARK | 07:00 PM | TEX +7.5 O 164.5***** | +500 +500 |
| NKU at OAK | 07:00 PM | NKU +2.5***** | +500 |
| WEBB at SCUS | 07:30 PM | WEBB +11.5***** | +500 |
| OSU at PSU | 07:30 PM | PSU +6.5 | +500 |
| UNF at UWG | 07:30 PM | UNF +2.5 O 159.5***** | +500 +500 |
| VILL at DEP | 08:00 PM | DEP +2.5 | +500 |
| L-IL at SLU | 08:00 PM | L-IL +22.5***** O 154.5 | +500 +500 |
| UMKC at ORU | 08:00 PM | UMKC +8.5***** | +500 |
| RICE at UNT | 08:00 PM | RICE +7.5 O 137.5***** | +500 +500 |
| MD at WIS | 08:00 PM | WIS -14.5***** U 154.5 | +500 +500 |
| ODU at GASO | 08:30 PM | GASO -2.5***** | +500 |
| PUR at NW | 08:30 PM | PUR -10.5***** | +500 |
| FSU at PITT | 09:00 PM | FSU -2.5***** | +500 |
| BAY at HOU | 09:00 PM | HOU -14.5***** | +500 |
| STAN at ND | 09:00 PM | STAN -1.5 U 147.5***** | +500 +500 |
| CSU at UNM | 10:00 PM | UNM -8.5***** | +500 |
| USC at WASH | 10:30 PM | WASH -6.5***** U 150.5 | +500 +500 |
CNOTES COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BETS THRU MARCH !
03/04/2026................10 - 18 - 0................35.71%............- 49.00
03/03/2026...............12 - 12 - 0.................50.00%............- 6.00
03/02/2026...................8 - 5 - 0.................61.53%............+ 12.50
03/01/2026.................10 - 8 - 0.................55.55%............+ 6.00
TOTALS.....................40 - 43 - 0.................48.19%............- 36.50
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JANUARY BEST BETS RECORD:
TOTALS................314- 265- 0..................54.23%................ +109.50
FEBRUARY'S
TOTALS...............375 - 352 - 0.................51.58%.................- 56.00
03/04/2026................10 - 18 - 0................35.71%............- 49.00
03/03/2026...............12 - 12 - 0.................50.00%............- 6.00
03/02/2026...................8 - 5 - 0.................61.53%............+ 12.50
03/01/2026.................10 - 8 - 0.................55.55%............+ 6.00
TOTALS.....................40 - 43 - 0.................48.19%............- 36.50
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JANUARY BEST BETS RECORD:
TOTALS................314- 265- 0..................54.23%................ +109.50
FEBRUARY'S
TOTALS...............375 - 352 - 0.................51.58%.................- 56.00
Thursday’s 6-pack
Odds on which league will win the college basketball national title:
+140- Big 12
+170- Big 18
+400- ACC
+700- SEC
+900- Big East
+2500- WCC
+3000- Field (everyone else)
Quote of the Day
“In my time of 34 years, I’ve never seen a point guard better… He’s a generational player. This No. 1 pick thing, I don’t know why people aren’t talking about him more. I can’t imagine anybody better”
Texas coach Sean Miller, talking about Arkansas guard Darius Acuff
Thursday’s quiz
Kyler Murray played college football for which two schools?
Wednesday’s quiz
When Florida Gators won consecutive national titles in 2006, 2007, Billy Donovan was their coach.
Tuesday’s quiz
2018 was the last time the Red Sox were in the World Series.
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Razorbacks led 56-34 at halftime.
Darius Acuff scored 28 points, had 13 assists.
Arkansas shot 11-19 on arc, scored 1.33 ppp.
— Florida State 75, Pittsburgh 74
Florida State led by 24 early in 2nd half, hung on for dear life.
Seminoles have quietly won eight of their last 10 games.
Pittsburgh lost seven of its last nine games.
— Colorado State 82, New Mexico 74
February 1st, Colorado State was 12-10.
Since then, Rams have won eight games in a row.
Colorado State shot 13-16 inside the arc.
Lobos slip into a tie for 2nd in MW with San Diego State.
— Purdue 70, Northwestern 66
Northwestern led by 11 late in the first half.
Purdue shot 68% inside arc, had 29-15 edge on boards.
Just second win in last five games for the Boilermakers.
— Famous birthdays, March 5th:
Phil Roof, 85
Joe Scarpati, 83
Rocky Bleier, 80
Kent Tekulve, 79
Michael Irvin, 60
Roman Phifer, 58
Grain Grant, 54
Eva Mendes, 53
Paul Konerko, 50
Wally Szczerbiak, 49
Kyle Schwarber, 33
Bo Bichette, 28
Tanner Bibee, 27
Justin Fields, 27
— College/minor league sports have become a little weird.
There are 16 teams in the SEC; on those 16 teams this season, there is only one senior who started his college career with that team- Shawn Jones at Mississippi State. No one stays in school four years, and if they do, they bolt for greener pa$ture$ at some point.
— College basketball coaching news
Tennessee Tech fired John Pelphrey, who had coached there seven years. Tech hasn’t been to the NCAA’s since 1963; they’re moving up to the Southern Conference next year.
Providence fired Kim English, who is 47-50 in three years with the Friars, 13-26 the last two years in conference games.
— NFL announced that Cardinals-Panthers will be the Hall of Fame Game in August.
— New England Patriots are going to release WR Stefon Diggs next week, saving them $16.8M on the salary cap. Diggs caught 85 passes for 1,013 yards with New England last year, scoring four touchdowns.
— Houston Astros SS Jeremy Pena went for X-rays today on an injured finger; he is meeting with a hand specialist Thursday in West Palm Beach.
Pena is playing for the Dominican Republic in the WBC; Astros lost Jose Altuve with a broken finger in the WBC three years ago.
— Australia 3, Chinese Taipei 0
First game in this year’s World Baseball Classic
Travis Bazzana homered for Australia.
Aussies play Czechia Thursday night at 10:00.
— Word of the Day:
Nefarious- Someone who is evil or immoral, or both.
— St Joe’s 70, Davidson 67
Hawks have won five in a row, 12 of last 15 games.
St Joe’s had 41-27 edge on the boards.
Davidson was only 9-31 on arc, 8-16 on the foul line.
— Miami 77, SMU 69
Hurricanes’ bench outscored SMU’s subs, 27-4.
Miami has won seven of its last eight games.
SMU lost its last three games, giving up 81.7 ppg.
— Horizon tournament:
Favorites won/covered three of the four games.
Only upset: #7-seed Northern Kentucky upset Oakland, 85-84.
— Sun Belt tournament:
James Madison 87, Louisiana 72- Dukes have won seven of their last eight games.
Georgia Southern 88, Old Dominion 84- Eagles play Arkansas State Thursday.
Odds on which league will win the college basketball national title:
+140- Big 12
+170- Big 18
+400- ACC
+700- SEC
+900- Big East
+2500- WCC
+3000- Field (everyone else)
Quote of the Day
“In my time of 34 years, I’ve never seen a point guard better… He’s a generational player. This No. 1 pick thing, I don’t know why people aren’t talking about him more. I can’t imagine anybody better”
Texas coach Sean Miller, talking about Arkansas guard Darius Acuff
Thursday’s quiz
Kyler Murray played college football for which two schools?
Wednesday’s quiz
When Florida Gators won consecutive national titles in 2006, 2007, Billy Donovan was their coach.
Tuesday’s quiz
2018 was the last time the Red Sox were in the World Series.
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Thursday’s Den: Doing some thinking out loud…….
— Arkansas 105, Texas 85Razorbacks led 56-34 at halftime.
Darius Acuff scored 28 points, had 13 assists.
Arkansas shot 11-19 on arc, scored 1.33 ppp.
— Florida State 75, Pittsburgh 74
Florida State led by 24 early in 2nd half, hung on for dear life.
Seminoles have quietly won eight of their last 10 games.
Pittsburgh lost seven of its last nine games.
— Colorado State 82, New Mexico 74
February 1st, Colorado State was 12-10.
Since then, Rams have won eight games in a row.
Colorado State shot 13-16 inside the arc.
Lobos slip into a tie for 2nd in MW with San Diego State.
— Purdue 70, Northwestern 66
Northwestern led by 11 late in the first half.
Purdue shot 68% inside arc, had 29-15 edge on boards.
Just second win in last five games for the Boilermakers.
— Famous birthdays, March 5th:
Phil Roof, 85
Joe Scarpati, 83
Rocky Bleier, 80
Kent Tekulve, 79
Michael Irvin, 60
Roman Phifer, 58
Grain Grant, 54
Eva Mendes, 53
Paul Konerko, 50
Wally Szczerbiak, 49
Kyle Schwarber, 33
Bo Bichette, 28
Tanner Bibee, 27
Justin Fields, 27
— College/minor league sports have become a little weird.
There are 16 teams in the SEC; on those 16 teams this season, there is only one senior who started his college career with that team- Shawn Jones at Mississippi State. No one stays in school four years, and if they do, they bolt for greener pa$ture$ at some point.
— College basketball coaching news
Tennessee Tech fired John Pelphrey, who had coached there seven years. Tech hasn’t been to the NCAA’s since 1963; they’re moving up to the Southern Conference next year.
Providence fired Kim English, who is 47-50 in three years with the Friars, 13-26 the last two years in conference games.
— NFL announced that Cardinals-Panthers will be the Hall of Fame Game in August.
— New England Patriots are going to release WR Stefon Diggs next week, saving them $16.8M on the salary cap. Diggs caught 85 passes for 1,013 yards with New England last year, scoring four touchdowns.
— Houston Astros SS Jeremy Pena went for X-rays today on an injured finger; he is meeting with a hand specialist Thursday in West Palm Beach.
Pena is playing for the Dominican Republic in the WBC; Astros lost Jose Altuve with a broken finger in the WBC three years ago.
— Australia 3, Chinese Taipei 0
First game in this year’s World Baseball Classic
Travis Bazzana homered for Australia.
Aussies play Czechia Thursday night at 10:00.
— Word of the Day:
Nefarious- Someone who is evil or immoral, or both.
— St Joe’s 70, Davidson 67
Hawks have won five in a row, 12 of last 15 games.
St Joe’s had 41-27 edge on the boards.
Davidson was only 9-31 on arc, 8-16 on the foul line.
— Miami 77, SMU 69
Hurricanes’ bench outscored SMU’s subs, 27-4.
Miami has won seven of its last eight games.
SMU lost its last three games, giving up 81.7 ppg.
— Horizon tournament:
Favorites won/covered three of the four games.
Only upset: #7-seed Northern Kentucky upset Oakland, 85-84.
— Sun Belt tournament:
James Madison 87, Louisiana 72- Dukes have won seven of their last eight games.
Georgia Southern 88, Old Dominion 84- Eagles play Arkansas State Thursday.
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Thursday, March 5
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| SHU at IONA | 06:00 PM | SHU +2.5***** | +500 |
| JMU at USM | 06:00 PM | USM +2.5***** | +500 |
| DSU at UMES | 07:00 PM | DSU +5.5***** | +500 |
| AMER at BU | 07:00 PM | BU -1.5***** | +500 |
| EIU at UTM | 07:00 PM | UTM -9.5***** | +500 |
| L-MD at COLG | 07:00 PM | COLG -5.5***** | +500 |
| ORU at NDSU | 07:00 PM | NDSU -11.5***** | +500 |
| HC at LEH | 07:00 PM | HC +5.5***** | +500 |
| INST at VALP | 07:00 PM | INST +3.5***** | +500 |
| HOW at NORF | 08:00 PM | HOW -5.5***** | +500 |
| WKU at MOSU | 08:00 PM | WKU -2.5***** | +500 |
| SOU at AAMU | 08:30 PM | AAMU +1.5***** | +500 |
| ARPB at ALCN | 09:00 PM | ARPB -2.5***** | +500 |
| LINW at SEMO | 09:30 PM | SEMO -4.5***** | +500 |
| EVAN at UNI | 09:30 PM | UNI -14.5***** | +500 |
| CSN at CSB | 09:30 PM | CSN -7.5***** | +500 |
| SDST at STT | 09:30 PM | STT -5.5***** | +500 |
| UCSD at CSF | 10:00 PM | UCSD -3.5***** | +500 |
| USD at LMU | 11:30 PM | LMU -5.5***** | +500 |
