CNOTES COLLEGE BASKETBALL BEST BETS/ NOTES/NEWS/GOSSIP !
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- Start date
Monday, January 19
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| DREX at TOWS | 01:00 PM | O 125.5***** | +500 |
| UVM at ALBY | 01:00 PM | UVM -4.5 O 140.5***** | +500 +500 |
| MAN at QUIN | 02:00 PM | MAN +12.5***** | +500 |
| BRY at NJIT | 02:00 PM | NJIT -1.5 | +500 |
| UMBC at BING | 02:00 PM | BING +5.5***** | +500 |
| CCSU at MEHST | 02:00 PM | U 133.5 | +500 |
| SHU at RID | 02:00 PM | SHU -4.5 | +500 |
| PENN at HARV | 02:00 PM | HARV -5.5***** | +500 |
| FAIR at SIE | 02:00 PM | FAIR +5.5***** | +500 |
| CLMB at YALE | 02:00 PM | YALE -8.5***** | +500 |
| MW at MRST | 02:00 PM | MW +6.5***** U 133.5***** | +500 +500 |
| COR at BRWN | 02:00 PM | BRWN +1.5 | +500 |
| IONA at SPC | 02:00 PM | SPC -3.5***** | +500 |
| UNH at ME | 02:00 PM | ME -2.5 | +500 |
| MSM at NIAG | 02:00 PM | O 132.5***** | +500 |
| WAG at FDU | 02:00 PM | U 141.5***** | +500 |
| JOES at VCU | 03:00 PM | JOES +14.5***** | +500 |
| PV at ALCN | 03:00 PM | ALCN +3.5***** | +500 |
| LIU at LMC | 03:00 PM | LMC +1.5***** | +500 |
| MCNS at AMCC | 04:00 PM | AMCC +8.5***** | +500 |
| AAMU at ALST | 05:00 PM | U 144.5 | +500 |
| GW at GMU | 05:00 PM | GW +1.5***** O 152.5***** | +500 +500 |
| PROV at MARQ | 06:00 PM | MARQ -1.5***** | +500 |
| PRIN at DART | 06:00 PM | DART -1.5 | +500 |
| TAMC at IW | 06:00 PM | U 143.5 | +500 |
| COOK at ARPB | 06:30 PM | ARPB +2.5***** U 155.5 | +500 +500 |
| L-MD at LEH | 07:00 PM | O 148.5***** | +500 |
| NHC at CHS | 07:00 PM | NHC +1.5 | +500 |
| SFA at NICH | 07:30 PM | SFA -3.5***** | +500 |
| SELA at UTRGV | 07:30 PM | O 135.5 | +500 |
| TXSO at JKST | 08:00 PM | JKST -3.5***** U 154.5 | +500 +500 |
| MTST at UNCO | 08:00 PM | U 153.5***** | +500 |
| LAM at UNO | 08:00 PM | LAM +1.5 | +500 |
| NWST at HBU | 08:00 PM | NWST +3.5 | +500 |
| MONT at NAU | 08:00 PM | MONT -4.5***** | +500 |
| FAMU at MVSU | 08:00 PM | FAMU -11.5 | +500 |
| NCAT at HAMP | 09:00 PM | NCAT +6.5***** | +500 |
CNOTES COLLEGE HOOPS BEST BETS THRU JANUARY !
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................196 -178 - 0..................52.40%..............+ 5.00
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................196 -178 - 0..................52.40%..............+ 5.00
Tuesday’s 6-pack
Teams shooting worst %age on 3-point shots:
25.9%— Louisiana Tech
26.2%— Rider
26.3%— Towson
27.1%— Lindenwood
27.2%— Southern Miss
27.3%— Hampton
Quote of the Day
“I haven’t seen this kind of effort that we had today. It was embarrassing.”
Knicks guard Josh Hart; Knicks are 2-9 in their last 11 games
Tuesday’s quiz
What former NFL backup QB has thrown for the most yards in the history of USC football?
Monday’s quiz
Jerod Mayo was head coach of the New England Patriots last year.
Sunday’s quiz
Houston Texans made the playoffs for the first time in 2011; they won their first playoff game that year, beating the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Hoosiers win their first-ever national title.
Before this year, Indiana hadn’t won a bowl game since 1991.
Indiana blocked punt for a TD to go ahead 17-7.
— What does it say about Miami’s program that the national title game was on their home field, but Indiana had more fans there?
— ESPN had a great Film Room broadcast of this game, with four former coaches analyzing the game as they watched it. Learned a lot; it was an excellent listen.
Gene Chizik
Dave Clawson
Mike Gundy
Steve Addazio
— Indiana, Miami are both Adidas schools, which clinched Adidas having their first national champ in college football since Tennessee in 1998.
— Coaches come from all kinds of backgrounds:
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti didn’t become a head coach until he was 50; he is 146-37 as a head coach, 27-2 in two years at Indiana. He spent seven years as the QB coach at Rice, Temple, not exactly football factories. Now he’s a national champ.
Rams’ coach Sean McVay was an NFL head coach at age 30; he turns 40 on Saturday, is already 102-62 with the Rams. His grandfather was head coach of the Giants and later an executive with the 49ers. At one time, Sean McVay was an assistant coach for the Florida Tuskers in the UFL.
— I’m watching Rams-Bears Sunday and I’m wondering,”Who is Jared Goff rooting for?”
He played for McVay with the Rams for four years, then played for four years in Detroit with Ben Johnson as his offensive coordinator— he had great success playing for both guys. Maybe he didn’t watch, maybe he didn’t care, but would be fun to know.
By the way, makes me feel old that Goff has already been in the NFCL for 10 years.
— Caleb Williams is a lot better than I thought he was going to be, but maybe Ben Johnson is just a great offensive coach.
Next summer, some NFL analysts are going to predict the Bears are going to regress, because teams that win a lot of close games don’t always do that the next year. Minnesota Vikings have won a ton of last close games under Kevin O’Connell, but with QB injuries this year, Minnesota missed the playoffs, even though they were 5-3 in one-score games.
Such a fine line between winning and losing in the NFL.
— Miami Dolphins hired former Boston College coach Jeff Hafley as their new coach, he was the defensive coordinator for Green Bay the last two years. Hafley was 22-26 in four years at BC, 12-22 in ACC games.
— Famous birthdays, January 20th:
Ron Harper, 62
Ozzie Guillen, 62
Terry Kirby, 56
Eddie Kennison, 53
David Eckstein, 51
Jason Richardson, 45
Nick Foles, 37
DeVante Parker, 33
Tyler Herro, 26
JJ McCarthy, 23
— I’m wondering if Gonzaga will still be a powerhouse when they leave the WCC after this year; they’re moving to the re-tooled Pac-12, which will mostly be like the current Mountain West, but it is going to be tougher than the current WCC.
In the 80’s/early 90’s, UNLV was a national power under Jerry Tarkanian, playing in the Big West Conference; when the NCAA forced Tarkanian out in 1992, Rebels played four more years in the Big West, before moving on to the Mountain West.
UNLV has slid into mediocrity; they haven’t made the NCAA Tournament since 2013, and they have had some good coaches: Lon Kruger, TJ Otzelberger, Charlie Spoonhour.
— Saint Louis, Miami OH are both in the top 25, which is unusual; first time Miami has been in the top 25 since 1999.
— Marquette 105, Providence 104 OT
Marquette led 54-44 at halftime.
6-0 freshman James scored 38 points, had 8 assists.
Golden Eagles shot 62% inside the arc, only 19-30 on foul line.
Providence is 2-6 in last eight games; three of those losses were in OT.
— Towson 59, Drexel 58
Drexel led by 17 in first half, by 6 with 2:34 left.
Towson was 15-21 on foul line, Dragons 1-4
Towson out-rebounded Drexel, 42-29
— Harvard 64, Penn 63
Harvard shot 60% inside the arc.
6-5 senior Roberts scored 27 for Penn, had no assists.
Quakers were 13-17 on foul line, Harvard was 4-8.
— Quinnipiac 98, Manhattan 92 OT
Manhattan led by 15 with 12:59 left in the game.
6-2 senior Jones scored 30 points, had five assists.
Fifth lost in last six games for the Jaspers.
— Bracketology; seeds 1-4 according to ESPN:
1- Arizona, Michigan, UConn, Duke
2- Gonzaga, Nebraska, Purdue, Iowa State
3- Vanderbilt, Houston, BYU, Illinois
4- Alabama, Texas Tech, Florida, Michigan
Teams shooting worst %age on 3-point shots:
25.9%— Louisiana Tech
26.2%— Rider
26.3%— Towson
27.1%— Lindenwood
27.2%— Southern Miss
27.3%— Hampton
Quote of the Day
“I haven’t seen this kind of effort that we had today. It was embarrassing.”
Knicks guard Josh Hart; Knicks are 2-9 in their last 11 games
Tuesday’s quiz
What former NFL backup QB has thrown for the most yards in the history of USC football?
Monday’s quiz
Jerod Mayo was head coach of the New England Patriots last year.
Sunday’s quiz
Houston Texans made the playoffs for the first time in 2011; they won their first playoff game that year, beating the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Tuesday’s Den: Nobody asked me, but…….
— Indiana 27, Miami 21Hoosiers win their first-ever national title.
Before this year, Indiana hadn’t won a bowl game since 1991.
Indiana blocked punt for a TD to go ahead 17-7.
— What does it say about Miami’s program that the national title game was on their home field, but Indiana had more fans there?
— ESPN had a great Film Room broadcast of this game, with four former coaches analyzing the game as they watched it. Learned a lot; it was an excellent listen.
Gene Chizik
Dave Clawson
Mike Gundy
Steve Addazio
— Indiana, Miami are both Adidas schools, which clinched Adidas having their first national champ in college football since Tennessee in 1998.
— Coaches come from all kinds of backgrounds:
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti didn’t become a head coach until he was 50; he is 146-37 as a head coach, 27-2 in two years at Indiana. He spent seven years as the QB coach at Rice, Temple, not exactly football factories. Now he’s a national champ.
Rams’ coach Sean McVay was an NFL head coach at age 30; he turns 40 on Saturday, is already 102-62 with the Rams. His grandfather was head coach of the Giants and later an executive with the 49ers. At one time, Sean McVay was an assistant coach for the Florida Tuskers in the UFL.
— I’m watching Rams-Bears Sunday and I’m wondering,”Who is Jared Goff rooting for?”
He played for McVay with the Rams for four years, then played for four years in Detroit with Ben Johnson as his offensive coordinator— he had great success playing for both guys. Maybe he didn’t watch, maybe he didn’t care, but would be fun to know.
By the way, makes me feel old that Goff has already been in the NFCL for 10 years.
— Caleb Williams is a lot better than I thought he was going to be, but maybe Ben Johnson is just a great offensive coach.
Next summer, some NFL analysts are going to predict the Bears are going to regress, because teams that win a lot of close games don’t always do that the next year. Minnesota Vikings have won a ton of last close games under Kevin O’Connell, but with QB injuries this year, Minnesota missed the playoffs, even though they were 5-3 in one-score games.
Such a fine line between winning and losing in the NFL.
— Miami Dolphins hired former Boston College coach Jeff Hafley as their new coach, he was the defensive coordinator for Green Bay the last two years. Hafley was 22-26 in four years at BC, 12-22 in ACC games.
— Famous birthdays, January 20th:
Ron Harper, 62
Ozzie Guillen, 62
Terry Kirby, 56
Eddie Kennison, 53
David Eckstein, 51
Jason Richardson, 45
Nick Foles, 37
DeVante Parker, 33
Tyler Herro, 26
JJ McCarthy, 23
— I’m wondering if Gonzaga will still be a powerhouse when they leave the WCC after this year; they’re moving to the re-tooled Pac-12, which will mostly be like the current Mountain West, but it is going to be tougher than the current WCC.
In the 80’s/early 90’s, UNLV was a national power under Jerry Tarkanian, playing in the Big West Conference; when the NCAA forced Tarkanian out in 1992, Rebels played four more years in the Big West, before moving on to the Mountain West.
UNLV has slid into mediocrity; they haven’t made the NCAA Tournament since 2013, and they have had some good coaches: Lon Kruger, TJ Otzelberger, Charlie Spoonhour.
— Saint Louis, Miami OH are both in the top 25, which is unusual; first time Miami has been in the top 25 since 1999.
— Marquette 105, Providence 104 OT
Marquette led 54-44 at halftime.
6-0 freshman James scored 38 points, had 8 assists.
Golden Eagles shot 62% inside the arc, only 19-30 on foul line.
Providence is 2-6 in last eight games; three of those losses were in OT.
— Towson 59, Drexel 58
Drexel led by 17 in first half, by 6 with 2:34 left.
Towson was 15-21 on foul line, Dragons 1-4
Towson out-rebounded Drexel, 42-29
— Harvard 64, Penn 63
Harvard shot 60% inside the arc.
6-5 senior Roberts scored 27 for Penn, had no assists.
Quakers were 13-17 on foul line, Harvard was 4-8.
— Quinnipiac 98, Manhattan 92 OT
Manhattan led by 15 with 12:59 left in the game.
6-2 senior Jones scored 30 points, had five assists.
Fifth lost in last six games for the Jaspers.
— Bracketology; seeds 1-4 according to ESPN:
1- Arizona, Michigan, UConn, Duke
2- Gonzaga, Nebraska, Purdue, Iowa State
3- Vanderbilt, Houston, BYU, Illinois
4- Alabama, Texas Tech, Florida, Michigan
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Tuesday, January 20
| Game | Time(ET) | Pick | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
| TOL at MASS | 06:00 PM | O 164.5***** | +500 |
| OKLA at SCAR | 07:00 PM | OKLA -1.5***** | +500 |
| M-OH at KENT | 07:00 PM | KENT +1.5***** U 167.5***** | +500 +500 |
| HALL at SJU | 07:00 PM | O 145.5***** | +500 |
| LSU at FLA | 07:00 PM | FLA -16.5***** U 157.5***** | +500 +500 |
| NIU at OHIO | 07:00 PM | O 153.5***** | +500 |
| NCST at CLEM | 07:00 PM | U 142.5***** | +500 |
| BGSU at WMU | 07:00 PM | U 151.5***** | +500 |
| SLU at DUQ | 07:00 PM | O 165.5***** | +500 |
| EVAN at UIC | 08:00 PM | O 137.5***** | +500 |
| BSU at WYO | 08:30 PM | U 142.5***** | +500 |
| UTM at SEMO | 08:30 PM | O 142.5***** | +500 |
| AFA at CSU | 09:00 PM | U 133.5***** | +500 |
| AUB at MISS | 09:00 PM | U 150.5***** | +500 |
| VAN at ARK | 09:00 PM | O 173.5***** | +500 |
| SJSU at NEV | 10:00 PM | U 142.5***** | +500 |
| PUR at UCLA | 10:00 PM | U 147.5***** | +500 |
