SETON HALL at RUTGERS (-1 ?): The Scarlet Knights have cashed four of their last five against Seton Hall, including three of four at Brown Athletic Center.
SOUTH CAROLINA at FLORIDA (-12): The Gators are just 2-4 ATS in their last six home games but 39-21 as favorites at the O?Connell Center since ?97.
AKRON at CMU (-10 ?): Central Michigan has been one of the best bets on the board this season, getting the green in 16 of 21, including six of its last seven at home. Akron has come up short in five of its last six on the road ATS and in five of six facing teams with a winning record.
TOLEDO (-6) at BUFFALO: The Rockets have cashed in their first four series confrontations with Buffalo. Toledo has floundered in five of six on the road in conference play ATS. The Bulls, however, have slipped in 10 of 13 ATS in MAC play and five of their last seven at home.
CLEMSON at MARYLAND (-16 ?): Clemson has had a little luck against Maryland, cashing in six of nine, overall, and three of four on the road.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS at MIAMI (O) (-5 ?): Northern Illinois has been a great play on the highway, getting the cash in 10 of 12 overall, and it is seven for seven in conference action. The Huskies have clicked in four of their last five ATS versus Miami (O).
PROVIDENCE at GEORGETOWN (-5 ?): The Hoyas have failed to cash in their last six home appearances.
KENT (-3) at MARSHALL: Kent is 7-3 ATS in its last 10 tussles with Marshall, getting the money in five straight. The Golden Flashes have cashed 36 of their last 55 against conference opponents.
MIAMI at VILLANOVA (-7 ?): Miami has dominated this Big East rivalry, ?covering? seven of nine, overall, including four of the last five and three of four at The Pavilion. The Hurricanes are 29-13 ATS on the highway since ?97 and 36-19 away form home in conference competition.
BRADLEY at WICHITA ST. (-8): No significant trends or angles.
COLORADO (-1 ?) at IOWA ST.: Iowa State has ?covered? four of its last five against Colorado, overall, and five straight at home. The Cyclones are just 1-4-1 ATS in their last six home outings.
IOWA at OHIO ST. (-6): Iowa has come up wanting in 11 of its last 14 on the road when getting 3 ? to six points. The Hawkeyes are 8-20 ATS away from home the past three campaigns and 22-41 facing teams with a winning record since ?97. Ohio State has dropped three of its last four spread decisions at home against Iowa. The Buckeyes are 17-5 ATS as home chalk of six points or less and they have cashed at a 4-1-1 clip in their last six appearances at Value City Arena.
KANSAS ST. (-1 ?) at NEBRASKA: The Cornhuskers have cashed four of five at home against Kansas State. Nebraska is a dismal 3-12 as underdogs this season and 4-15 ATS, overall, flopping in 10 of 12 in conference competition. The surging Cyclones have ?covered? at a 4-1-1 clip in their last six road tests.
INDIANA at ILLINOIS (-7): Illinois is 16-6 ATS at home in conference play over the last three seasons. Indiana has come up short in six of seven ATS on the road in Big-10 play this season.
NORTH CAROLINA ST. at NORTH CAROLINA (-2 ?): North Carolina State has ?covered? three of its last four visits to North Carolina. The Wolf Pack is only 5-16 as road dogs of six points or less. Four of the last six series encounters have slipped ?under?.
SOUTH CAROLINA at FLORIDA (-12): The Gators are just 2-4 ATS in their last six home games but 39-21 as favorites at the O?Connell Center since ?97.
AKRON at CMU (-10 ?): Central Michigan has been one of the best bets on the board this season, getting the green in 16 of 21, including six of its last seven at home. Akron has come up short in five of its last six on the road ATS and in five of six facing teams with a winning record.
TOLEDO (-6) at BUFFALO: The Rockets have cashed in their first four series confrontations with Buffalo. Toledo has floundered in five of six on the road in conference play ATS. The Bulls, however, have slipped in 10 of 13 ATS in MAC play and five of their last seven at home.
CLEMSON at MARYLAND (-16 ?): Clemson has had a little luck against Maryland, cashing in six of nine, overall, and three of four on the road.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS at MIAMI (O) (-5 ?): Northern Illinois has been a great play on the highway, getting the cash in 10 of 12 overall, and it is seven for seven in conference action. The Huskies have clicked in four of their last five ATS versus Miami (O).
PROVIDENCE at GEORGETOWN (-5 ?): The Hoyas have failed to cash in their last six home appearances.
KENT (-3) at MARSHALL: Kent is 7-3 ATS in its last 10 tussles with Marshall, getting the money in five straight. The Golden Flashes have cashed 36 of their last 55 against conference opponents.
MIAMI at VILLANOVA (-7 ?): Miami has dominated this Big East rivalry, ?covering? seven of nine, overall, including four of the last five and three of four at The Pavilion. The Hurricanes are 29-13 ATS on the highway since ?97 and 36-19 away form home in conference competition.
BRADLEY at WICHITA ST. (-8): No significant trends or angles.
COLORADO (-1 ?) at IOWA ST.: Iowa State has ?covered? four of its last five against Colorado, overall, and five straight at home. The Cyclones are just 1-4-1 ATS in their last six home outings.
IOWA at OHIO ST. (-6): Iowa has come up wanting in 11 of its last 14 on the road when getting 3 ? to six points. The Hawkeyes are 8-20 ATS away from home the past three campaigns and 22-41 facing teams with a winning record since ?97. Ohio State has dropped three of its last four spread decisions at home against Iowa. The Buckeyes are 17-5 ATS as home chalk of six points or less and they have cashed at a 4-1-1 clip in their last six appearances at Value City Arena.
KANSAS ST. (-1 ?) at NEBRASKA: The Cornhuskers have cashed four of five at home against Kansas State. Nebraska is a dismal 3-12 as underdogs this season and 4-15 ATS, overall, flopping in 10 of 12 in conference competition. The surging Cyclones have ?covered? at a 4-1-1 clip in their last six road tests.
INDIANA at ILLINOIS (-7): Illinois is 16-6 ATS at home in conference play over the last three seasons. Indiana has come up short in six of seven ATS on the road in Big-10 play this season.
NORTH CAROLINA ST. at NORTH CAROLINA (-2 ?): North Carolina State has ?covered? three of its last four visits to North Carolina. The Wolf Pack is only 5-16 as road dogs of six points or less. Four of the last six series encounters have slipped ?under?.
