OP+ BET: Stony Brook at N.C. A&T (-2.5) 🎥
The Aggies started Colonial Conference play at 0-10 and then some key players got suspended. Since then, they are 2-3 outright (4-1 ATS) and all five games have gone under the total.
FREE PREVIEW: Knicks at Cavs (-8.5) 🎥
New York is only 2-6 ATS this season on the second game of a back-to-back. Meanwhile, Cleveland is 19-8 ATS at home.
OP+ BET: Pistons (-4.5) at Spurs 🎥
San Antonio had an emotional win on Thursday, playing its first game since learning Victor Wembanyama will miss the rest of the season. Meanwhile, this is Detroit's first game since the All-Star Break.
OP+ BET: Warriors (-2) at Kings 🎥
Both teams play their first game since the All-Star Break. They are currently the ninth and tenth seeds in the Western Conference.
OP+ BET: Celtics (-7) at 76ers 🎥
The defending champs begin the second half of the season against a longtime rival and opponent that has posed some difficulty this season. Boston is 0-2 ATS against Philly, including one outright loss.
FREE PREVIEW: Suns (-2) at Spurs 🎥
In the second game of a TNT double-header, San Antonio is expected to play without Victor Wembanyama. That swung Phoenix from an underdog to a slight road favorite, despite having the NBA's worst record against the point spread at 19-34-1.
OP+ BET: Campbell (-5) at North Carolina A&T 🎥
The Aggies have responded well to recent suspensions, going 3-1 ATS and notching their first Colonial win. Plus, all four games have gone under, including a recent meeting between these two schools.
NBA award history suggests longshot value
The NBA Defensive Player of the Year market is massively skewed towards Victor Wembanyama as a -2400 favorite at FanDuel but it would be remarkable and unprecedented NBA history.
FREE: UNC (-9.5) hosts North Carolina St. 🎥
The rivalry game has a much different vibe than in years past, given how both programs are struggling. Plus, at 7-18-1, the Tar Heels have the second-worst ATS record in the entire country.
Auburn’s Broome tightens POY odds
The Wooden Award betting board has become much tighter, since Johni Broome returned from injury.