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DCI

Season
Straight Up: 588-262 (.692)
ATS: 466-413 (.530)
ATS Vary Units: 1121-981 (.533)
Over/Under: 434-451 (.490)
Over/Under Vary Units: 584-612 (.488)

ATLANTA 102, Philadelphia 93
ORLANDO 115, Golden State 99
BOSTON 95, Charlotte 90
Cleveland 103, NEW JERSEY 88
NEW YORK 101, Detroit 98
MILWAUKEE 103, Washington 92
NEW ORLEANS 103, Memphis 98
DALLAS 109, Minnesota 95
HOUSTON 108, Sacramento 100
DENVER 106, Oklahoma City 101
PORTLAND 106, Indiana 94
Phoenix 109, L.A. CLIPPERS 104

DCI

Season
Straight Up: 3533-1139 (.756)
ATS: 1499-1491 (.501)
ATS Vary Units: 4120-4190 (.496)
Over/Under: 1333-1337 (.499)
Over/Under Vary Units: 1976-1967 (.501)

Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament
Quarterfinals at University Center, Macon, GA
Jacksonville 67, North Florida 56
Quarterfinals at University Center, Macon, GA
Lipscomb 80, Kennesaw State 67
Patriot League Tournament
Quarterfinals at campus sites
AMERICAN 77, Navy 67
Quarterfinals at campus sites
BUCKNELL 72, Holy Cross 64
Quarterfinals at campus sites
LAFAYETTE 77, Colgate 70
Quarterfinals at campus sites
LEHIGH 73, Army 60
Atlantic 10 Conference
Duquesne 74, ST. BONAVENTURE 73
GEORGE WASHINGTON 77, Saint Joseph's 65
LA SALLE 77, Massachusetts 75
RHODE ISLAND 80, Charlotte 76
Temple 57, SAINT LOUIS 56
Xavier 90, FORDHAM 62
Atlantic Coast Conference
BOSTON COLLEGE 70, Virginia 61
Duke 76, MARYLAND 75
FLORIDA STATE 73, Wake Forest 67
VIRGINIA TECH 74, NC State 66
Big 12 Conference
KANSAS 80, Kansas State 76
TEXAS A&M 77, Oklahoma State 70
Big East Conference
NOTRE DAME 78, Connecticut 75
Big Ten Conference
PURDUE 77, Indiana 50
WISCONSIN 66, Iowa 47
Big West Conference
UC SANTA BARBARA 72, UC Irvine 58
Conference USA
HOUSTON 83, Rice 65
TULSA 69, Smu 62
UAB 71, Memphis 67
Mountain West Conference
Byu 74, UTAH 68
NEW MEXICO 80, Tcu 59
SAN DIEGO STATE 75, Colorado State 57
Southeastern Conference
Alabama vs. SOUTH CAROLINA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Kentucky 78, GEORGIA 71
Mississippi State 76, AUBURN 75
TENNESSEE 83, Arkansas 69
Southland Conference
Sam Houston State 90, NORTHWESTERN STATE 76
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 71, McNeese State 65
Stephen F. Austin 66, CENTRAL ARKANSAS 54
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 69, LAMAR 68
UT ARLINGTON 77, Nicholls State 66
UT SAN ANTONIO 82, Texas State 74
Non-Conference
NORTHWESTERN 82, Chicago State 54

DCI

Season: 318-214 (.598)

Washington vs. BUFFALO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Philadelphia vs. FLORIDA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Vancouver vs. DETROIT: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CHICAGO 4, Edmonton 2
Minnesota vs. CALGARY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
ANAHEIM 3, Colorado 2

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SPORTS ADVISORS

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3

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(20) Temple (24-5, 18-11 ATS) at Saint Louis (19-9, 14-8-1 ATS)

Two of the hottest teams in the Atlantic 10 get together when the Owls make the trip to Chaifetz Arena to face Saint Louis.
Temple has won five in a row and seven of its last eight, going 6-2 ATS in that stretch, and it leads the A-10 with a 12-2 SU mark (9-5 ATS). On Sunday at LaSalle, the Owls rolled 65-53 as a 7½-point favorite. Temple isn’t an offensive powerhouse, averaging 65.5 ppg on 42.9 percent shooting, but the Owls are quite effective on defense, ranking sixth nationally in points allowed (57.0 ppg), ninth in field-goal defense (37.9 percent shooting) and fifth in three-point defense (28.1 percent).
Saint Louis has also won seven of its last eight, cashing in the last seven in a row to move up to fourth in the A-10. The Billikens lost to Xavier 73-71 as a 4½-point home pup last Wednesday, then bounced back to beat Duquesne 69-59 Saturday as a 4½-point home chalk. Rick Majerus’ troops are outscoring visitors by more than 10 ppg on the year (67.8-57.7), shooting 46.7 percent at home and allowing just 38.9 percent.
Temple is 3-1 SU and ATS in four meetings since Saint Louis joined the A-10 in the 2005-06 season, with the Owls’ victories coming in the last three clashes. Last year, Temple rolled 65-40 at home as an 11½-point favorite, and two years ago in the Gateway City, the Owls snuck out with a 54-53 overtime win as a one-point underdog. The SU winner cashed in all four contests, and the favorite is 3-1 ATS in those games.
The Owls are on ATS rolls of 4-1 overall, 4-1 on Wednesday, 36-14-1 in the A-10 and 36-17-1 against winning teams, but they’ve gone just 2-5 ATS in their last seven on the highway. Meanwhile, along with their current 7-0 ATS run, the Billikens are on pointspread sprees of 6-0 after a SU win, 16-5 after a spread cover, 4-0 at home, 4-0 against winning teams and 21-6 in conference play.
Temple is on “over” streaks of 4-1 on the road, 4-1 on Wednesday, 4-1 after a spread-cover and 5-2 after a SU win, and the over for Saint Louis is on runs of 13-4 on Wednesday and 15-6 at Chaifetz Arena. In this rivalry, though, the under his hit in three of four meetings, including the last two in a row.

ATS ADVANTAGE: SAINT LOUIS and OVER


(5) Kansas State (24-4, 16-6-1 ATS) at (2) Kansas (27-2, 10-15-1 ATS)

The Jayhawks, who have already wrapped a share of their sixth straight Big 12 regular-season crown, brace for surging Kansas State as this in-state rivalry resumes at Allen Fieldhouse.
Kansas won its first 14 games of the season, stubbed its toe at Tennessee, then plowed through its first 13 conference contests before coming up short at Oklahoma State on Saturday in an 85-77 setback as a six-point favorite. The Jayhawks rank in the Top 10 nationally in scoring (82.4 ppg, fourth), field-goal shooting (48.9 percent shooting, ninth), and three-point shooting (40 percent, ninth). Defensively, Bill Self’s squad allows just 63.9 ppg on 37.6 percent shooting (fourth).
Kansas has won 58 consecutive games at Allen Fieldhouse, the longest active home winning streak in the nation. This year, the Jayhawks are 17-0 in Lawrence, averaging 87.1 ppg on exactly 50 percent shooting (41.5 percent from three-point land), while yielding 62.1 ppg on 36.5 percent shooting.
Kansas State has peeled off seven straight wins, all in the Big 12, since dropping an 81-79 overtime thriller to Kansas as a 3½-point home pup on Jan. 30. The second-place Wildcats have won six straight Big 12 road games (4-1-1 ATS) and are coming off Saturday’s 63-53 home win over Missouri laying 6½-points Saturday. K-State is also explosive offensively, averaging 80.4 ppg (ninth) while allowing 68.0. On the road, the Wildcats actually average a shade more at 80.9 ppg, while giving up 71.6.
K-State’s last-second spread-cover a few weeks back ended a 3-0 SU and ATS run by Kansas in this rivalry. Still, the Jayhawks are 17-6 ATS in the last 23 contests (all as the favorite), and the home team is on a 4-1 ATS uptick.
The Jayhawks sport positive ATS streaks of 5-0-1 after a SU loss, 18-7-2 on Wednesday and 22-9-1 against teams with a win percentage above .600, but they also own ATS slides of 0-5 overall (all in the Big 12), 0-4 at home and 9-19 at home against teams with a winning road record. The Wildcats are 2-6 ATS in their last eight Wednesday starts, but are otherwise on ATS upswings of 15-5-1 overall, 4-1 after a SU win, 11-4-1 after a spread-cover, 4-1 in the Big 12 and 13-4-1 against winning teams.
The over for Kansas is on runs of 5-0 after a SU loss and 5-0 against winning teams, and the over for K-State is on stretches of 5-0 against winning teams, 5-0 on Wednesday and 7-3-1 on the road. Also, in this rivalry, the total has gone high in the last five clashes. However, the under is 3-1-1 in the Wildcats’ last five outings.

ATS ADVANTAGE: KANSAS and OVER


(4) Duke (25-4, 17-9-2 ATS) at (22) Maryland (21-7, 15-9 ATS)

The Blue Devils aim to hold off Maryland for first place in the ACC when these longtime rivals clash at the Comcast Center.
Duke has won its last eight games (4-2-2 ATS), six of them by double digits, to put itself in position for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. On Sunday at Virginia, the Blue Devils rolled 67-49 as a 9½-point chalk, winning their 10th straight ACC game while ending an 0-1-2 ATS hiccup. Duke is outscoring its opponents by more than 17 ppg on average (79.2-61.7) and has the nation’s No. 1 three-point defense (26.7 percent shooting allowed). On the road, though, the Devils average just a bucket more than their foes (69.4-67.6).
Maryland is on a five-game winning streak (4-1) ATS and has won seven of its last eight, all in the ACC. The Terrapins needed double overtime to knock off Virginia on Saturday and keep their surge going, notching a 104-100 victory as a 1½-point road underdog. Maryland is averaging 80.0 ppg (12th) while holding opponents to 67.2 ppg on 38 percent shooting (11th), and at home, the Terps are outscoring visitors by more than 20 ppg (84.3-63.5) while boasting a shooting edge of 50.3 percent to 37.5 percent.
Duke is 12-2 SU (9-3-2 ATS) in the ACC, and Maryland is 11-3 SU and ATS.
Last month, Duke rolled to a 77-56 home victory laying 9½ points against Maryland for its sixth consecutive win in this rivalry (4-1-1 ATS, all as a favorite), including SU and ATS victories on its last two trips to College Park. The SU winner is 12-1-1 ATS in the last 13 clashes.
The Blue Devils are on pointspread runs of 3-1-2 overall, 3-0-2 in the ACC, 4-1-1 on Wednesday and 9-4-2 against teams with a win percentage above .600. The Terps are on ATS tears of 12-3 overall, 6-1 at home, 4-1 against winning teams, 20-7 in the ACC, 8-3 after a SU win, 7-3 after a spread-cover and 37-12-2 on Wednesday.
Duke is on a bundle of “under” streaks, including 6-1 overall, 5-0 against winning teams, 27-10 in the ACC, 6-1 after a SU win, 24-11 after a spread-cover and 12-5 on Wednesday. The under for Maryland is on surges of 5-0 against winning teams and 26-9 on Wednesday, and in this rivalry, the total has stayed low in five consecutive meetings. However, Maryland is on “over” runs of 4-1 overall (all in the ACC), 15-5-1 in College Park and 4-0 against teams with a win percentage above .600.


ATS ADVANTAGE: MARYLAND


Oklahoma State (20-8, 13-8-1 ATS) at (23) Texas A&M (20-8, 16-8 ATS)

The Cowboys, coming off their giant-killing win over Kansas, will try to avoid the letdown as they head to College Station’s Reed Arena for a big 12 battle with Texas A&M.
Oklahoma State has followed an 0-3 SU and ATS slide by winning four of its last five SU and ATS, all in the Big 12, and none bigger than Saturday’s 85-77 victory over the top-ranked Jayhawks as a six-point home pup. During their current surge, the Cowboys are averaging 78.4 ppg on 49.3 percent shooting, while giving up 72.2 ppg on 41.4 percent shooting. However, on the road this year, the Pokes have been outscored by an average of about seven ppg (75.4-68.7), shooting just 39.9 percent. Oklahoma State is 2-5 SU and ATS in Big 12 roadies, with the winner covering the spread in all seven games.
Texas A&M has followed a 4-0 SU and ATS run by alternating SU wins and losses over its last four games, though the Aggies cashed in all eight contests. On Saturday, they hammered Texas 74-58 as a one-point home favorite. In College Station this season, A&M is 13-1 SU and 7-4 ATS in lined action, averaging 73.6 ppg on 45.2 percent shooting, while giving up just 58.9 ppg on 39.8 percent shooting. The Aggies are 6-1 (5-2 ATS) when hosting conference rivals, the only loss coming to then-No. 1 Kansas (59-54, cashing as a 6½-point underdog)
The Aggies’ four games prior to the Texas contest (three on the road, one at home) were all decided by four points or less.
Oklahoma State is 3-1 SU and ATS in the last four meetings in this rivalry, including a 76-69 win as a 5½-point home favorite on Jan. 27. In fact, the Cowboys are the last team to cover the spread against A&M. The road team is 11-5 ATS in the last 16 clashes, the Cowboys have cashed in six of their last eight trips to College Station, the favorite is on a 4-1 ATS roll and the SU winner has cashed in eight straight meetings.
The Cowboys are 2-6 ATS in their last eight roadies, but they sport positive pointspread streaks of 24-9-1 overall, 4-1 in the Big 12, 4-1 against winning teams, 16-6 after a spread-cover and 18-7-1 following a SU win. Along with their current 8-0 ATS surge, the Aggies are on spread-covering sprees of 37-18 overall, 4-0 at home, 5-0 after a SU win, 7-0 against winning teams, 20-7 in the Big 12 and 9-4 on Wednesday.
Oklahoma State is on “under” runs of 8-1 against winning teams, 9-3 after a SU win and 7-3 following a spread-cover, and A&M is on “under” tears of 5-0 overall (all in the Big 12), 7-2 at home and 7-1 against teams above .500. Finally, these teams topped the total in their meeting earlier this season, ending an 8-0 “under” run in this rivalry, with the last five in a row in College Station staying low.

ATS ADVANTAGE: UNDER


NBA

Memphis (30-30, 32-27-1 ATS) at New Orleans (31-30, 30-30-1 ATS)

Two Southwest Division rivals hoping to get back into the Western Conference playoff race hook up at New Orleans Arena, where the Hornets host the Grizzlies.
Memphis continued its recent inconsistent play with Monday’s 103-93 loss to the Blazers as a 1½-point home underdog. The Grizzlies have now alternated SU wins and losses in their last nine games, but shockingly they’ve won four straight road contests (4-0 ATS) during this stretch. In fact, the road team is a perfect 10-0 in Memphis’ last 10 outings (9-1 ATS). Once one of the top pointspread teams in the NBA, the Grizzlies have failed to cover in 10 of their last 16 games.
New Orleans has dropped four of its last five, including the last two to Southwest Division foes (108-100 loss at Dallas on Sunday, pushing as an eight-point road underdog; 106-92 home loss to San Antonio on Monday as a three-point home pup). Monday’s defeat to the Spurs snapped the Hornets’ three-game SU and ATS home winning streak. Still, they’re 4-2 SU and ATS in their last six at New Orleans Arena.
The Hornets have dominated this divisional rivalry, winning 12 of the last 13 meetings (7-5-1 ATS), including the last three in a row (2-1 ATS). However, both battles this season were nail-biters, with New Orleans prevailing 113-111 as a 3½-point home favorite on Jan. 20 and 109-102 in overtime as a 7½-point road underdog 10 days later. Neither squad has cashed in consecutive meetings in the last eight head-to-head matchups.
Memphis has failed to cover in four of its last five Western Conference contests and six of eight against opponents with a winning record, but it does carry a trio of 4-0 ATS streaks: on the road, on Wednesday and following a SU defeat. The Hornets are on ATS runs of 7-3-1 overall, 6-0-1 after a day off and 5-2 after a non-cover, but they’re also 1-4-1 ATS in their last six against Western Conference foes and 2-5 ATS in their last seven after a double-digit home loss.
The Grizzlies are on “over” runs of 12-5 on the road and 7-3 versus winning teams, while Memphis carries “over” trends of 13-6 overall, 7-3 in Western Conference games, 4-1 against the Southwest Division, 5-2 on Wednesday, 9-2 after a SU defeat and 6-1 following a non-cover. Finally, 13 of the last 16 meetings in this rivalry have hurdled the posted total, including seven of the last eight in the Big Easy.

ATS ADVANTAGE: OVER


Oklahoma City (36-23, 35-24 ATS) at Denver (39-21, 27-29-4 ATS)

The Thunder start a three-game Western Conference road trip with a stop at the Pepsi Center, where the Nuggets will try to put the brakes on a two-game slide in this Northwest Division clash.
Oklahoma City ripped off nine consecutive victories from Jan. 29-Feb. 21, then dropped consecutive games last week to Phoenix at home (104-102) and San Antonio on the road (95-87). But Kevin Durant and Co. have since gotten back on track with three straight home wins over the TWolves (109-92 as a 9½-point home favorite on Friday), Raptors (119-99 as an 8½-point home chalk on Sunday) and Kings (113-107 as a 10 ½-point favorite last night).
With Tuesday’s non-cover, Oklahoma City is now just 2-5 ATS in its last seven games, but it was favored in six of those contests.
Denver followed up Sunday’s 95-89 loss at the Lakers (pushing as a six-point underdog) with Monday’s 101-85 loss at Phoenix (falling way short as a 2½-point underdog). Prior to those two contests, the Nuggets had been held under 90 points just twice in their first 58 games. George Karl’s club is playing .500 ball since Feb. 3, going 6-6 SU (5-5-2 ATS).
Prior to losing at San Antonio last Wednesday, the Thunder had won five straight road games (3-2 ATS). For the season, they’re 17-12 SU and 19-10 ATS on the highway. Meanwhile, the Nuggets – who begin a three-game homestand tonight – have won 25 of 30 contests at the Pepsi Center, but they’re just 15-14-1 ATS.
Oklahoma City has cashed in seven straight meetings with the Nuggets, the first six as an underdog – including a 102-93 loss in Denver as a 10-point pup on Dec. 14. In the rematch on Dec. 29 in Oklahoma, the Thunder cruised 101-84 as a two-point favorite, holding the Nuggets to a season-low point total.
Also in this rivalry, the home team has won the last four meetings in a row, the first three of which were in Denver. The Thunder franchise has lost six straight games at the Pepsi Center (3-3 ATS).
Oklahoma City is on ATS runs of 15-6 on the road, 5-1 as an underdog (all on the road), 10-1 as a ‘dog of five to 10½ points, 7-0 as a road pup in that price range, 5-2 when playing on back-to-back nights and 11-2 versus winning teams. The only negative for the Thunder: They’ve failed to cash in five of six on Wednesday (including last week’s loss at San Antonio).
Denver is 10-4 ATS in its last 14 Wednesday contests and 36-14-2 ATS in its last 52 as a favorite of five to 10½ points, but it has failed to cover in its last four divisional battles (0-2-2 ATS)
The under is on runs of 6-1 for the Thunder in divisional games and 6-2 when Denver is playing on one day of rest. Conversely, Oklahoma City has topped the total in seven of nine against winning teams, five of seven when playing the second night of a back-to-back and 25 of 33 as a ‘dog of five to 10½ points, while the Nuggets sport “over” streaks of 6-2 at home (all as a favorite), 10-4 when laying points anywhere and 8-2 on Wednesday.
Finally, the over is 9-2 in the last 11 meetings between these rivals, including 4-1 in the last five in Denver.

ATS ADVANTAGE: OKLAHOMA CITY and OVER

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Vegas Experts

Phoenix Suns at LA Clippers

Something is, without question, "rotten in Denmark" when it comes to this line as the red-hot Suns, winners of seven in a row against the spread, are favored by just three points on the road vs. the lowly Clippers. Not going to fall for the oddsmakers trap here as LA is playing with revenge for seven straight losses in the series and just upset Utah.

Play on: LA Clippers

Big Al

(715) MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES
(716) DALLAS MAVERICKS
Take "(715) MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES"
At 8:35 pm, our selection is on the Minnesota Timberwolves plus the points over Dallas. The Mavericks come into this ball game red-hot, as they have won eight straight, including four straight ATS. And, in their last game, the Mavs went into Charlotte -- a very tough place for visitors -- and escaped with an 89-84 win, after being down big early in the game. In their win streak, Dallas has defeated such teams as Phoenix, Orlando, Miami, the Lakers, Atlanta and New Orleans, so this is a very impressive stretch of games! Still, Dallas is a very poor 0-20 ATS its last 20 as a home favorite of more than 4 points since November 20, 2009! And Minnesota falls into a 161-111 ATS system of mine that plays on certain rested, double-digit underdogs off three or more SU losses. Take the points with Minnesota. Good luck, as always...Big Al McMordie.

Jim Feist

(701) GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
(702) ORLANDO MAGIC
Take "(702) ORLANDO MAGIC"
The Orlando Magic have so many offensive weapons that can kill an opponent, both inside and out. But did you realize they are playing defense? Orlando allows .438% shooting by opponents, best in the East and second best in the NBA. All of which is bad news for a bad Golden State team 3,000 miles from home. The Warriors play their second straight road game in two nights on this 5-game trip. They have the worst defense in the league, allowing 110 ppg. They could care less about this one in a tired spot, while Orlando is fighting to maintain a two-game lead over Atlanta for first place. A terrible situational spot for the visitors. Play the Magic.

Dave Cokin

(737) ARKANSAS
(738) TENNESSEE
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Pick ‘n’ roll: Wednesday’s best NBA bets

Sacramento Kings at Houston Rockets

When the Kings, Rockets and Knicks swapped players in a three-team deal two weeks ago, it was thought that Houston had improved the most. The club grabbed an All-Star caliber shooting guard in Kevin Martin along with a couple useful parts off the bench.

But the Rockets have had difficulty since their new blood arrived. Houston is just 2-4 straight up and against the spread since the arrival of the new players.

The chemistry issues seemed to dissolve during the Rockets 116-92 stomping of the Bosh-less Raptors.

“We played as a team,” Rockets starting point guard Aaron Brooks told the Houston Chronicle. “We pretty much put the game over in the third quarter. That way we didn't have to worry about the fourth. We played good, especially on the defensive end. I think we all are just getting used to playing with each other.”

Sacramento, meanwhile, is 2-0 in its last two games including a win over the Jazz as a 7-point home dog. The acquisition of Carl Landry is saving the Kings while starting PF Jason Thompson recovers from a sore back.

The Kings are playing better ball lately but backing them on the road isn’t usually a good decision.

Pick: Houston

Cleveland Cavaliers at New Jersey Nets (+10.5, 197)

The Cavs are winning but they aren’t winning the way head coach Mike Brown would like to see. Brown comes from San Antonio’s coaching family and loves to win ugly games.

But that’s not the way Cavaliers are playing these days. Cleveland is 8-2 to the over in its last 10 games and is averaging 109.2 points over the last 13 games. The Cavs have eclipsed 100 points in 11 of those 13 games.

"We have athletic guys that can get out and run on the break and finish," LeBron James told the Cleveland Plain Dealer following a blowout win over the Knicks. "It is not something we practice a lot but if we get stops we can get out and run."

Expect the Cavs to take advantage of any fast-break opportunities against the woeful Nets.

Pick: Over

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The Portland Trailblazers have endured a lot of injuries this season, but still have turned in a respectable 36-27 mark on the season. They have played much better of late, as their last 5 wins have come by an average of 15ppg. The Pacers have really thrown up some stinkers on the road this season, and have lost 14 games by 10 or more on the highway, and 8 of them by 15+. Blazers have now covered 5 straight vs a team with a losing record, while the Pacers stand in at 4-11 ATS as a dog from 5-10.5 in their last 15. Portland gets the call.

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Dunkel NCAAB

Oklahoma State at Texas A&M
The Aggies look to build on their 7-0 ATS record in their last 7 games against teams with a winning SU record. Texas A&M is the pick (-6) according to Dunkel, which has the Aggies favored by 9 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Texas A&M (-6)

Game 725-726: Memphis at UAB
Dunkel Ratings: Memphis 60.847; UAB 66.434
Dunkel Line: UAB by 5 1/2
Vegas Line: UAB by 2 1/2
Dunkel Pick: UAB (-2 1/2)

Game 727-728: Alabama at South Carolina
Dunkel Ratings: Alabama 62.466; South Carolina 66.021
Dunkel Line: South Carolina by 3 1/2
Vegas Line: South Carolina by 2 1/2
Dunkel Pick: South Carolina (-2 1/2)

Game 729-730: Charlotte at Rhode Island
Dunkel Ratings: Charlotte 57.499; Rhode Island 63.632
Dunkel Line: Rhode Island by 6
Vegas Line: Rhode Island by 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Charlotte (+7 1/2)

Game 733-734: Connecticut at Notre Dame
Dunkel Ratings: Connecticut 70.193; Notre Dame 67.959
Dunkel Line: Connecticut by 2
Vegas Line: Notre Dame by 1 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Connecticut (+1 1/2)

Game 735-736: NC State at Virginia Tech
Dunkel Ratings: NC State 65.447; Virginia Tech 70.417
Dunkel Line: Virginia Tech by 5
Vegas Line: Virginia Tech by 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: NC State (+8 1/2)

Game 737-738: Arkansas at Tennessee
Dunkel Ratings: Arkansas 60.012; Tennessee 72.335
Dunkel Line: Tennessee by 12 1/2
Vegas Line: Tennessee by 11 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tennessee (-11 1/2)

Game 739-740: Wake Forest at Florida State
Dunkel Ratings: Wake Forest 69.688; Florida State 70.638
Dunkel Line: Florida State by 1
Vegas Line: Florida State by 7
Dunkel Pick: Wake Forest (+7)

Game 741-742: St. Joseph's at George Washington
Dunkel Ratings: St. Joseph's 52.121; George Washington 60.860
Dunkel Line: George Washington by 8 1/2
Vegas Line: George Washington by 9 1/2
Dunkel Pick: St. Joseph's (+9 1/2)

Game 743-744: Xavier at Fordham
Dunkel Ratings: Xavier 68.621; Fordham 48.405
Dunkel Line: Xavier by 20
Vegas Line: Xavier by 22
Dunkel Pick: Fordham (+22)

Game 745-746: Massachusetts at LaSalle
Dunkel Ratings: Massachusetts 52.368; LaSalle 56.016
Dunkel Line: LaSalle by 3 1/2
Vegas Line: LaSalle by 4 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Massachusetts (+4 1/2)

Game 747-748: Duquesne at St. Bonaventure
Dunkel Ratings: Duquesne 55.439; St. Bonaventure 56.657
Dunkel Line: St. Bonaventure by 2
Vegas Line: St. Bonaventure by 1
Dunkel Pick: St. Bonaventure (-1)

Game 749-750: Temple at St. Louis
Dunkel Ratings: Temple 66.004; St. Louis 63.190
Dunkel Line: Temple by 3
Vegas Line: Temple by 3 1/2
Dunkel Pick: St. Louis (+3 1/2)

Game 751-752: Kansas State at Kansas
Dunkel Ratings: Kansas State 72.037; Kansas 81.929
Dunkel Line: Kansas by 10
Vegas Line: Kansas by 9
Dunkel Pick: Kansas (-9)

Game 753-754: Mississippi State at Auburn
Dunkel Ratings: Mississippi State 66.241; Auburn 65.146
Dunkel Line: Mississippi State by 1
Vegas Line: Mississippi State by 2 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Auburn (+2 1/2)

Game 755-756: Kentucky at Georgia
Dunkel Ratings: Kentucky 74.897; Georgia 66.551
Dunkel Line: Kentucky by 8 1/2
Vegas Line: Kentucky by 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Kentucky (-7 1/2)

Game 757-758: Rice at Houston
Dunkel Ratings: Rice 49.222; Houston 62.184
Dunkel Line: Houston by 13
Vegas Line: Houston by 14 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Rice (+14 1/2)

Game 759-760: SMU at Tulsa
Dunkel Ratings: SMU 57.331; Tulsa 64.207
Dunkel Line: Tulsa by 7
Vegas Line: Tulsa by 9 1/2
Dunkel Pick: SMU (+9 1/2)

Game 761-762: TCU at New Mexico
Dunkel Ratings: TCU 53.162; New Mexico 72.677
Dunkel Line: New Mexico by 19 1/2
Vegas Line: New Mexico by 16
Dunkel Pick: New Mexico (-16)

Game 763-764: BYU at Utah
Dunkel Ratings: BYU 71.233; Utah 63.574
Dunkel Line: BYU by 7 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 765-766: Duke at Maryland
Dunkel Ratings: Duke 76.441; Maryland 77.076
Dunkel Line: Maryland by 1
Vegas Line: Duke by 1
Dunkel Pick: Maryland (+1)

Game 767-768: Virginia at Boston College
Dunkel Ratings: Virginia 64.120; Boston College 67.544
Dunkel Line: Boston College by 3 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 769-770: Oklahoma State at Texas A&M
Dunkel Ratings: Oklahoma State 66.550; Texas A&M 75.879
Dunkel Line: Texas A&M by 9 1/2
Vegas Line: Texas A&M by 6
Dunkel Pick: Texas A&M (-6)

Game 771-772: UC-Irvine at UC-Santa Barbara
Dunkel Ratings: UC-Irvine 46.669; UC-Santa Barbara 58.395
Dunkel Line: UC-Santa Barbara by 11 1/2
Vegas Line: UC-Santa Barbara by 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: UC-Santa Barbara (-8 1/2)

Game 773-774: Colorado State at San Diego State
Dunkel Ratings: Colorado State 54.276; San Diego State 72.081
Dunkel Line: San Diego State by 18
Vegas Line: San Diego State by 14
Dunkel Pick: San Diego State (-14)

Game 775-776: Indiana at Purdue
Dunkel Ratings: Indiana 56.043; Purdue 75.058
Dunkel Line: Purdue by 19
Vegas Line: Purdue by 18 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Purdue (-18 1/2)

Game 515-516: Iowa at Wisconsin
Dunkel Ratings: Iowa 62.245; Wisconsin 73.947
Dunkel Line: Wisconsin by 11 1/2
Vegas Line: Wisconsin by 17 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Iowa (+17 1/2)

Game 779-780: Kennesaw State vs. Lipscomb
Dunkel Ratings: Kennesaw State 40.584; Lipscomb 53.412
Dunkel Line: Lipscomb by 13
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 781-782: North Florida vs. Jacksonville
Dunkel Ratings: North Florida 41.977; Jacksonville 55.329
Dunkel Line: Jacksonville by 13 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 785-786: Army at Lehigh
Dunkel Ratings: Army 41.442; Lehigh 56.774
Dunkel Line: Lehigh by 15 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 787-788: Navy at American
Dunkel Ratings: Navy 47.813; American 47.774
Dunkel Line: Even
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 789-790: Colgate at Lafayette
Dunkel Ratings: Colgate 41.673; Lafayette 56.272
Dunkel Line: Lafayette by 14 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 791-792: Holy Cross at Bucknell
Dunkel Ratings: Holy Cross 46.473; Bucknell 55.980
Dunkel Line: Bucknell by 9 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A