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GameTime(ET)PickUnits
SLU at SBON05:30 PMSBON +7.5*****+500
IND at RUTG06:00 PMRUTG +7.5*****+500
CHS at SFPA07:00 PMCHS +3.5+500
FDU at CCSU07:00 PMFDU +7.5*****+500
MTU at JVST07:00 PMO 134.5*****+500
WAG at LMC07:00 PMWAG +8.5*****+500
HP at RAD07:00 PMO 164.5*&****+500
CHSO at LONG07:00 PMLONG +1.5
O 155.5		+500 +500
MASS at BUFF07:00 PMBUFF +2.5*****+500
LIU at STONE07:00 PMSTONE +7.5*****+500
SCUS at WEBB07:00 PMWEBB +11.5*****+500
CIT at ETSU07:00 PMO 139.5+500
TULN at CHAR07:30 PMTULN +3.5*****+500
AKR at OHIO08:00 PMOHIO +7.5*****
O 167.5*****		+500 +500
OSU at MICH08:00 PMOSU +15.5
U 165.5*****		+500 +500
MARQ at BUT08:00 PMMARQ +5.5+500
WIU at USI08:30 PMWIU +6.5*****
U 132.5		+500 +500
USU at CSU10:00 PMCSU +4.5*****
U 148.5*****		+500 +500
 
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CNOTES COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BETS THRU JANUARY !

01/22/2026.......18 - 13 - 0..................58.06%................+ 18.50
01/21/2026.........11 - 8 - 0...................57.89%.................+ 11.00
01/20/2026............9 - 9 - 0...................50.00%.............-4.50
01/19/2026........13 - 11 - 0..................54.16%.............+ 4.50
01/18/2026............2 - 7 - 0...................22.22%............- 28.50
01/17/2026.........11 - 14 - 0..................44.00%.............- 22.00
01/16/2026..............5 - 5 - 0..................50.00%..............- 2.50
01/15/2026..........15 - 13 - 0.................53.57%...............+ 3.50
01/14/2026...............9 - 9 - 0.................50.00%................-.9.50
01/13/2026...........13 - 16 - 0................44.82%................- 23.00
01/12/2026...............7 - 9 - 0.................43.75%...............- 14.50
01/11/2026.............12 - 8 - 0.................60.00%...............+ 16.00
01/10/2026..........13 - 15 - 0.................46.42%...............- 17.50
01/09/2026.............13 - 7 - 0.................65.00%...............+ 26.50
01/08/2026...........19 - 12 - 0.................61.29%..............+ 29.00
01/07/2026...............4 - 3 - 0..................57.14%..............+ 3.50
01/06/2026.............7 - 10 - 0.................41.17%...............- 20.00
01/04/2026...........16 - 10 - 0..................61.53%..............+ 25.00
01/03/2026...........12 - 12 - 0..................50.00%..............- 6.00
01/02/2026................7 - 4 - 0..................63.63%..............+ 13.00
01/01/2026...........18 - 13 - 0..................58.06%..............+ 18.50

TOTALS................234- 208 - 0..................52.94%..............+ 29.00
 
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Saturday’s 6-pack
Teams getting highest % of their points on foul shots:
26.9%— Cal-Bakersfield (8-13)
26.2%— Oregon State (10-12)
26%— Tulane (12-8)
25.8%— Dayton (14-5)
25.6%— Nevada (14-5)
25.2%— Texas (11-8)

Quote of the Day
“When Coach Harbaugh’s name came up, that was the one that we were all really, really excited about and wanted to have. So I think from just our standpoint, the guys just can’t wait to play for him and have the chance to get coached by him.”
Giants QB Jaxson Dart

Saturday’s quiz
What team has kicked the longest field goal in an NFL playoff game?
(Asking who the kicker was is way too hard a question)

Friday’s quiz
Who was the New York Knicks’ coach, last time they made the NBA Finals?

Thursday’s quiz
Michael Jordan was the 3rd pick in the 1984 NBA Draft; Hakeem Olajuwon was the #1 pick. Sam Bowie was the second pick, by Portland.

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Saturday’s Den: Random stuff with the weekend here…….​

— East Carolina 63, North Texas 59
First win in seven AAC games for the Pirates.
East Carolina out-rebounded the Mean Green, 43-28
Pirates survived being minus-11 (18-7) in turnovers.

— Michigan 74, Ohio State 62
Michigan is 8-1 SU in league games; they’re 0-6 ATS last six games.
Buckeyes led by 6 early in the second half.
Wolverines shot shot 75.9% inside arc, had 36-27 edge on boards.

— Saint Louis 97, St Bonaventure 62
Billkens made 19 of 33 shots on the arc.
Saint Louis led 58-26 at halftime.
Saint Louis is the quietest 19-1 team in the country.

— Butler 87, Marquette 76
Butler was 23-31 on foul line, Marquette 9-14
Bulldogs led 66-65 with 6:04 left in the game.
Butler won its last three games, scoring 83.7 ppg.

— Furman 89, NC-Greensboro 66
Furman’s Tom House shot 7-10 behind the arc, scored 25 points.
Furman played only seven guys; they shot 14-27 behind the arc.
UNCG led by a point with 14:03 left in the game.

— UMass 68, Buffalo 67
UMass led 33-13 with 7:09 left in first half.
Buffalo led by 7 with 5:20 left in the game.
UMass won four of last five games, after starting 0-4 in the MAC.

— Utah State 65, Colorado State 61
Last game of the night; Utah State snaps a two-game losing skid.
Mike DeCourcy has Aggies as a 10-seed, if NCAA’s started today.
Colorado State led by 10 at halftime.
Utah State won first meeting this year, 100-58 in Logan.

— Famous birthdays, January 24th:
Neil Diamond, 85
Michael Ontkean, 80
Tim Stoddard, 73
Atlee Hammaker, 68
Neil Allen, 68
Rob Dibble, 62
Matthew Lillard, 56
Ed Helms, 52
Scott Kazmir, 42
Sean McVay, 40
Jose Quintana, 37
Whit Merrifield, 37

— Movie of the Day: Weekend at Bernie’s (1989)- Two young employees tell their boss that someone is cooking the company’s books, but it is the boss that is doing it. He invites the two guys to his beach house so he can have them eliminated, but the mob kills the boss first, and no one seems to notice that the boss is dead.
Andrew McCarthy/Jonathan Silverman are the two employees, Terry Kiser is the boss in this funny movie that is more than a little weird.

— When Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza was in high school, he had no scholarship offers, he was going to go to Yale and play I-AA ball in the Ivy League. He sent his highlight reel to 100 different colleges but had no takers, until about a month before signing day, Cal Bears needed another body in the QB room so they offered Mendoza a scholarship.
Now he’s likely going to be the first pick in April’s NFL Draft. Go figure.

— Baltimore Ravens hired Jesse Minter as their new head coach; Minter was an assistant with the Ravens under John Harbaugh, from 2017-20, then he worked for Jim Harbaugh at both Michigan/Chargers the last four years. This is his first head coaching job.

— Eric Bieniemy is back in Kansas City as offensive coordinator of the Chiefs; he was with the Chiefs from 2013-22. He helped the Chiefs win two Super Bowls before moving on to other jobs.

— Former TCU coach Gary Patterson is the new defensive coordinator at USC; Patterson was 181-79 as the head coach of the Horned Frogs.

— Indianapolis Colts lost seven games this year that they left at halftime, the most of any team in the last 27 years.
Speaking of the Colts, their old QB Philip Rivers interviewed for the head coach’s job in Buffalo. Going from a high school head coach to an NFL head coach would be interesting, especially with him playing three games for the Colts in between there, at age 45.

— Tampa Bay Buccaneers hired Zac Robinson as their new offensive coordinator; next year will be Todd Bowles’ fifth year as Tampa’s head coach, Robinson will be his fifth OC.

— Los Angeles Chargers haven’t played a home playoff game since 2009.
 
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GameTime(ET)PickUnits
MER at WOF11:00 AMWOF +1.5+500
MISS at UK11:00 AMMISS +9.5+500
BELL at UNF11:00 AMUNF +6.5*****+500
TOWS at NCAT12:00 PMNCAT +6.5+500
BRWN at PRIN12:00 PMO 133.5*****+500
HOF at WM12:00 PMU 159.5+500
MD at MSU12:00 PMU 139.5+500
AMER at HC12:00 PMAMER -2.5+500
UNCW at HAMP12:00 PMUNCW -3.5+500
MONM at CAMP12:00 PMO 148.5*****+500
UNC at UVA12:00 PMUVA -7.5*****+500
NCST at PITT12:00 PMNCST -6.5 *****+500
VAN at MSST12:00 PMVAN -7.5*****+500
NIAG at SHU12:00 PMNIAG +9.5*****+500
NEB at MINN12:00 PMNEB -5.5*****+500
WAKE at DUKE12:00 PMU 150.5+500
CLEM at GT12:00 PMU 142.5+500
ELON at COFC12:00 PMO 159.5+500
GTWN at PROV12:30 PMPROV -5.5+500
EIU at MORE12:30 PMU 136.5+500
VILL at CONN12:30 PMVILL +11.5+500
DEL at LIB01:00 PMLIB -14.5+500
TEM at UTSA01:00 PMU 145.5+500
MILW at YSU01:00 PMMILW +6.5*****+500
GB at RMU01:00 PMRMU -6.5
U 143.5		+500 +500
NKU at WRST01:00 PMNKU +2.5+500
TXST at JMU01:00 PMTXST +4.5*****
O 144.5		+500 +500
UGA at TEX01:00 PMTEX -3.5+500
USM at CCAR01:00 PMCCAR -2.5*****+500
DRKE at INST01:00 PMDRKE +2.5*****+500
UVM at BRY01:00 PMO 134.5+500
ILST at BEL01:00 PMBEL -5.5*****+500
MASSL at UMBC01:00 PMMASSL +2.5+500
SCAR at TXAM01:00 PMSCAR +9.5+500
QUIN at MRST01:00 PMMRST -3.5*****+500
COPP at NORF01:30 PMO 143.5+500
ARMY at NAVY01:30 PMARMY +10.5*****+500
SJU at XAV01:30 PMXAV +8.5
O 162.5*****		+500 +500
VMI at WCU01:30 PMVMI +8.5*****+500
MORG at HOW02:00 PMHOW -13.5+500
CLMB at DART02:00 PMDART +1.5+500
OKLA at MIZZ02:00 PMOKLA +4.5*****
O 150.5		+500 +500
DAY at JOES02:00 PMJOES +5.5
O 139.5		+500 +500
NE at DREX02:00 PMDREX -5.5+500
CHAT at SAM02:00 PMCHAT +4.5+500
ARST at GAST02:00 PMGAST +5.5+500
BUCK at L-MD02:00 PML-MD +2.5+500
DUQ at L-IL02:00 PMDUQ -5.5*****+500
GMU at URI02:00 PMURI +2.5+500
FIU at NMSU02:00 PMFIU +7.5
O 157.5		+500 +500
WVU at ARIZ02:00 PMWVU +17.5*****+500
BU at COLG02:00 PMO 146.5+500
WIN at PRE02:00 PMWIN -5.5+500
BING at ME02:00 PMBING +4.5*****+500
MIA at SYR02:00 PMMIA -1.5
U 150.5		+500 +500
COR at HARV02:00 PMHARV -2.5
O 163.5*****		+500 +500
WKU at SHSU02:00 PMO 160.5+500
HOU at TTU02:00 PMTTU +1.5+500
ALBY at UNH02:00 PMALBY +1.5+500
NIU at BALL02:00 PMNIU +5.5+500
YALE at PENN02:00 PMYALE -7.5+500
STT at SDAK02:00 PMSDAK +9.5*****
O 161.5		+500 +500
VT at LOU02:15 PMVT +12.5+500
TNTC at SIUE02:30 PMTNTC +8.5*****+500
NICH at SELA02:30 PMSELA -1.5+500
QNC at UWG02:30 PMQNC -7.5
O 163.5*****		+500 +500
ISU at OKST03:00 PMISU -9.5*****+500
UCF at COLO03:00 PMCOLO -3.5+500
RICH at GW03:00 PMU 159.5+500
ILL at PUR03:00 PMPUR -5.5+500
OAK at DET03:00 PMDET +6.5
O 168.5		+500 +500
TROY at GASO03:00 PMTROY -4.5+500
EKY at JAC03:00 PMEKY +1.5+500
NDSU at ORU03:00 PMORU +9.5
O 140.5*****		+500 +500
SPC at MW03:00 PMMW -2.5+500
UNO at MCNS03:30 PMO 156.5+500
TNST at LINW03:30 PMLINW -3.5+500
AAMU at TXSO03:30 PMO 146.5+500
KENT at EMU03:30 PMO 155.5*****+500
JKST at COOK04:00 PMCOOK -8.5
O 157.5		+500 +500
RID at MSM04:00 PMRID +7.5*****+500
SJSU at WYO04:00 PMSJSU +13.5+500
MOSU at UTEP04:00 PMUTEP +1.5*****+500
SDSU at UNLV04:00 PMUNLV +5.5*****+500
MEM at WICH04:00 PMWICH -3.5+500
FSU at SMU04:00 PMO 166.5+500
AFA at BSU04:00 PMBSU -23.5+500
MURR at UNI04:00 PMUNI +1.5+500
UND at DEN04:00 PMUND +4.5
O 162.5		+500 +500
AUB at FLA04:00 PMAUB +11.5*****+500
SFA at LAM04:00 PMSFA -4.5*****+500
TLSA at RICE04:30 PMO 154.5+500
UTRGV at HBU04:30 PMUTRGV +1.5+500
AMCC at IW04:30 PMIW +2.5+500
VCU at DAV05:00 PMVCU -5.5+500
UCRV at UCD05:00 PMO 150.5+500
SAC at EWU05:00 PMSAC +5.5+500
PRST at IDHO05:00 PMO 144.5+500
LSU at ARK05:00 PMLSU +10.5
O 163.5		+500 +500
BGSU at TOL05:00 PMBGSU -1.5+500
HALL at DEP05:00 PMHALL -2.5+500
UTAH at BYU05:30 PMUTAH +19.5+500
ALST at PV05:30 PMALST +3.5+500
ALCN at FAMU06:00 PMALCN +7.5+500
CMU at WMU06:00 PMWMU -5.5*****+500
TCU at BAY06:00 PMTCU +3.5*****+500
PEPP at WSU06:00 PMU 146.5+500
ARPB at SOU06:00 PMO 154.5+500
NW at UCLA06:00 PMUCLA -7.5+500
IDST at MONT06:00 PMMONT -4.5*****+500
 
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EVENING BEST BETS !

SEA at PAC07:00 PMSEA +2.5*****+500
LAF at LEH07:00 PMO 142.5+500
MAN at IONA07:00 PMMAN +8.5*****+500
UCSB at LBSU07:00 PMUCSB -4.5*****+500
CSF at CP07:00 PMO 171.5+500
CAN at FAIR07:00 PMCAN +10.5*****+500
GC at FRES07:30 PMGC -3.5*****+500
SMC at PORT08:00 PMSMC -13.5
O 145.5*****		+500 +500
KU at KSU08:00 PMO 160.5+500
SF at GONZ08:00 PMSF +17.5*****+500
CAL at STAN08:00 PMSTAN -4.5
O 144.5*****		+500 +500
UIC at BRAD08:00 PMBRAD -6.5+500
NEV at UNM08:00 PMNEV +7.5
U 149.5		+500 +500
NEOM at UMKC08:00 PMO 149.5+500
UVU at CBU08:00 PMCBU +1.5+500
WEB at MTST08:00 PMWEB +8.5+500
UNCO at NAU08:00 PMO 148.5+500
TENN at ALA08:30 PMTENN +5.5*****+500
SUU at UTECH09:00 PMSUU +6.5+500
SCU at USD09:30 PMUSD +13.5*****
O 163.5*****		+500 +500
UCI at UCSD10:00 PMUCSD -2.5*****
U 145.5		+500 +500
CIN at ASU10:00 PMCIN -2.5
U 147.5		+500 +500
 
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CNOTES COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BETS THRU JANUARY !

01/24/2026.......27 - 16 - 0..................60.83%...............+ 41.00
01/23/2026.......13 - 10 - 0..................56.52%................+ 10.00
01/22/2026.......18 - 13 - 0..................58.06%................+ 18.50
01/21/2026.........11 - 8 - 0...................57.89%.................+ 11.00
01/20/2026............9 - 9 - 0...................50.00%.............-4.50
01/19/2026........13 - 11 - 0..................54.16%.............+ 4.50
01/18/2026............2 - 7 - 0...................22.22%............- 28.50
01/17/2026.........11 - 14 - 0..................44.00%.............- 22.00
01/16/2026..............5 - 5 - 0..................50.00%..............- 2.50
01/15/2026..........15 - 13 - 0.................53.57%...............+ 3.50
01/14/2026...............9 - 9 - 0.................50.00%................-.9.50
01/13/2026...........13 - 16 - 0................44.82%................- 23.00
01/12/2026...............7 - 9 - 0.................43.75%...............- 14.50
01/11/2026.............12 - 8 - 0.................60.00%...............+ 16.00
01/10/2026..........13 - 15 - 0.................46.42%...............- 17.50
01/09/2026.............13 - 7 - 0.................65.00%...............+ 26.50
01/08/2026...........19 - 12 - 0.................61.29%..............+ 29.00
01/07/2026...............4 - 3 - 0..................57.14%..............+ 3.50
01/06/2026.............7 - 10 - 0.................41.17%...............- 20.00
01/04/2026...........16 - 10 - 0..................61.53%..............+ 25.00
01/03/2026...........12 - 12 - 0..................50.00%..............- 6.00
01/02/2026................7 - 4 - 0..................63.63%..............+ 13.00
01/01/2026...........18 - 13 - 0..................58.06%..............+ 18.50

TOTALS................261- 224 - 0..................53.81%..............+ 70.00
 
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Sunday’s 6-pack
Teams getting lowest % of their points on foul shots:
13.2%— IU Indy (6-16)
13.7%— Fordham (10-10)
14.6%— Purdue (17-3)
14.8%— Albany (7-14)
15%— Liberty (17-3)
15.1%— Santa Clara (17-5)

Quote of the Day
“I will encourage baseball fans to come to Cooperstown and understand the story of baseball. The story of baseball is not about one player. It’s about multiple players, different nationalities, different backgrounds, understanding where the game began and where the game is today.”
Newly-elected Hall of Famer Carlos Beltran

Sunday’s quiz
Which NFL team is the only one that has never played in a conference championship game?

Saturday’s quiz
In 1990, Pete Stoyanovich of the Dolphins kicked a 58-yard FG, the longest field goal in an NFL playoff game.

Friday’s quiz
Jeff Van Gundy was the New York Knicks’ coach, last time they made the NBA Finals.

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Sunday’s Den: Wrapping up a basketball Saturday…….​

— Big East
St John’s 88, Xavier 83
Rick Pitino gets his 900th win as a college coach.
He also won 198 games as an NBA coach.
Xavier led this game by 16 with 17:05 left to play.
St John’s has won six in a row, is 8-1 in the Big East.

UConn 75, Villanova 67 OT
Huskies have won 15 games in a row, are 9-0 in Big East.
UConn is 0-6 ATS in their last six games.
Villanova shot only 30.3% inside the arc.

Georgetown 81, Providence 78
Hoyas snapped a six-game losing skid.
Providence led 48-27 early in the second half.
Georgetown shot 62.2% inside the arc.
Friars lost 7 of last 9 games (8 of the 9 games were decided by 6 or fewer points)

DePaul 67, Seton Hall 60
Seton Hall has lost four in a row, after a 14-2 start.
DePaul was 25-34 on foul line, Pirates 10-17.
Blue Demons is 4-5 in Big East; last time they finished over .500 in Big East? 2007.
UConn is 9-0 in Big East, St John’s 8-1, Creighton/Villanova 6-3

— SEC
Missouri 88, Oklahoma 87 OT
Mizzou hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer for a walk-off win.
Sooners lost sixth game in a row, despite shooting 12-27 on arc.
Mizzou out-rebounded Oklahoma 41-29.

Auburn 76, Florida 67
Auburn won its third game in row, improves to 4-3 in SEC
Tigers led 43-28 at halftime.
Loss snaps Florida’s five-game winning streak; they’re 5-2 in SEC

Vanderbilt 88, Mississippi State 56
Vandy snaps the 3-game skid which followed their 16-0 start.
Commodores shot 67.5% inside the arc.
Vandy is #10 experience team in country.
Texas A&M leads SEC at 6-1; Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky are 5-2

— Big X
Texas Tech 90, Houston 86
Loss snaps Houston’s 11-game winning streak.
Houston led by 4 with 10:22 left in game.
Red Raiders won 9 of last 10 games, are 6-1 in Big X.
Tech out-rebounded the Cougars, 44-28

BYU 91, Utah 78
BYU won five in row, nine of last 10 games.
Freshman Dybantsa scored 43 points, had three assists.
Utah lost by 13, even though they shot 13-21 on the arc.

TCU 97, Baylor 90
TCU was 35-43 on foul line, Baylor 26-36. Lot of fouls.
Baylor shot 66.7% inside the arc, but fell to 1-6 in league.
First win for Horned Frogs this year in four true road games.

Arizona leads Big X at 7-0; Texas Tech is 6-1, Houston/BYU 5-1.
— Mountain West
New Mexico 80, Nevada 73
Lobos’ bench outscored Nevada’s subs, 26-6.
New Mexico shot 12-28 on arc, 35.3% inside arc.
Nevada split its last six games, after an 11-3 start.

San Diego State 80, UNLV 71
Miles Byrd scored 23 points, had five assists for San Diego State
Aztecs have won eight of their last nine games.
UNLV was only 12-22 on the foul line.
San Diego State is 8-1 in conference; Utah State, New Mexico are 7-2.

— Big 18
Illinois 88, Purdue 82
Illini shot 18-38 on arc, scored 1.39 ppp
Illini has won their last nine games, is 8-1 in league.
Frosh Wagler scored 46 points, made 9-11 on the arc.
He was one of five freshmen to score 30+ points Saturday.

Nebraska 76, Minnesota 57
Gophers led 36-30 at halftime.
Nebraska improves to 20-0, 9-0 in conference.
Nebraska has seven wins by less than nine points.
Minnesota lost its last five games, two of them in OT
Nebraska is 9-0 in conference; Michigan, Michigan St, Illinois are 8-1, Purdue 7-2

— Upsets of the Day:
Auburn (+9.5) 76, Florida 67
Florida International (+7.5) 81, New Mexico State 78
North Carolina A&T (+7.5) 80, Towson 73
North Carolina (+6.5) 85, Virginia 80
Green Bay (+6.5) 71, Robert Morris 67
Milwaukee (+6.5) 65, Youngstown State 64
Northern Arizona (+6.5) 81, Northern Colorado 77
Ill-Chicago (+6.5) 85, Bradley 71
Georgetown (+5.5) 81, Providence 78

— ACC
North Carolina 85, Virginia 80
Virginia led by 16 late in the first half.
Virginia out-rebounded Tar Heels, 44-28
In a 68-possession game, Tar Heels had only 4 turnovers (Virginia had 11)


No Clemson player scored more than 13 points.
Tigers won for 10th time in their last 11 games.
Tech is shooting 45.4% inside arc in ACC games (last)
Duke is 7-0 in ACC, Clemson 7-1; Miami, NC State, Virginia are 5-2

— WCC
Gonzaga 68, San Francisco 66
Dons lose their 34th consecutive game at Gonzaga.
USF missed a 3-pointer, tip-in in last 0:05 in a near-miss.
Gonzaga has won 14 games in a row; their only loss was to Michigan.

Pacific 56, Seattle 54
Pacific never trailed, led by 16 in the first half.
Tigers won five of their last seven games.
Seattle is 3-6 in WCC, after an 11-2 pre-conference mark.

Saint Mary’s 75, Portland 69
Gaels won 10 of their last 11 games.
Gaels are 19-3, despite being #338 in country in experience.
Saint Mary’s is shooting 81.8% on foul line, best in country.
Gonzaga is 9-0 in WCC; Saint Mary’s/Santa Clara are 8-1.

— Missouri Valley
Ill-Chicago 85, Bradley 70
Flames have won six in a row, after starting season 5-10.
Ill-Chicago shot 12-24 on the arc.
Flames are forcing most turnovers in MVC games.

Northern Iowa 81, Murray State 76
6-4 senior Campbell scored 27 points, had five assists.
Panthers snap a five-game losing streak.
2nd loss in a row for Murray State, after 12-game win streak.
Belmont/Murray State are both 8-2. Bradley is 7-4.
MVC has been a one-bid league the last four years.

— Famous birthdays, January 25th:
Carl Eller, 84
Byron Beck, 81
Mark Duper, 67
Tim Kempton, 62
Mark Schlereth, 60
Chris Mills, 56
Scott Milanovich, 53
Patrick Willis, 41

— Atlantic 14
Rhode Island 74, George Mason 65
Loss snaps George Mason’s nine-game win streak.
George Mason is only team in country that has played a game this year where they didn’t commit any turnovers, New Year’s Eve they won 80-75 at LaSalle.

VCU 75, Davidson 69
Rams shot 65.7% inside the arc.
VCU has won three in row, eight of last ten games.
VCU is one of three A-14 teams (URI, Fordham) whose mascot is a Ram.
Saint Louis is 7-0, George Mason 6-1, VCU/Dayton 5-2
A-14 has been a one-bid league two of last three years; VCU could get an at-large TY.

— Sun Belt
Troy 83, Georgia Southern 78
Troy outscored Eagles 12-4 over the final 2:22 of game.
Trojans have won five in row, nine of last 10 games.
Troy is 3-2 in OT games; 1-0 in one OT, 2-1 in double OT, lost in triple OT at USC

Georgia State 82, Arkansas State 81
Panthers won their fourth straight game, making 12-27 on arc.
Arkansas State led 20-5 right off the bat.
Arkansas State out-rebounded the Panthers, 38-21
Troy is 8-1 in Sun Belt; Georgia State is 6-3, Marshall, South Alabama are 5-3.
Sun Belt has been a one-bid league the last 12 years.

— Big West
Cal-Santa Barbara 74, Long Beach State 71
Gauchos win their fourth game in a row.
UCSB led 44-29 at halftime, hung on for the win.
Gauchos are shooting 41.1% on arc in Big West games.

Cal-Irvine 61, Cal-San Diego 59
Irvine outscored Tritons 2-0 over final 3:30 of game.
Anteaters are 10-3 in their last thirteen games.
Brickfest; teams combined to shoot 13-49 on the arc.
Cal-Irvine is 7-2 in Big West; Hawai’i is 6-2, pending their late game Saturday. Santa Barbara is 6-3

— Southland
Stephen F Austin 88, Lamar 81
Lumberjacks have won five in a row, 10 of last 11 games.
Stephen F Austin shot 13-27 from arc, scored 1.31 ppp
6-1 senior Thompson scored 26 points, had 5 assists.

McNeese State 82, New Orleans 63
6-4 freshman Johnson scored 26 points, had five assists.
Cowboys won 10 of last 12 games; they have win at Rhode Island this year.
McNeese forces turnovers on 24.6% of possessions, most in country.
Stephen F Austin is 10-1, McNeese State 9-2; McNeese won first meeting, 66-64

— Horizon
Oakland 95, Detroit 87
Oakland shot 65% inside arc, scored 1.38 ppp.
5-11 senior Robinson played all 40:00, had 24 points, 10 assists
Grizzlies won six of their last eight games.

Green Bay 71, Robert Morris 67
Green Bay shot 60.6% inside the arc.
For season, Green Bay is shooting 59.1% inside arc in Horizon games.
Doug Gottlieb’s Phoenix has won six of its last eight games.
Wright State is 8-2, Oakland 8-3, Fort Wayne 7-3. Horizon has been a one-bid league every year since 2010.
 
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