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UT Martin heads to Little Rock on Thursday night for a conference matchup at the Jack Stephens Center. This is one of those price ranges where the spread essentially turns into a “who wins the game” bet, and the market is leaning toward the Skyhawks because they’ve been the more consistent team over the full season. UT Martin’s record and road competence support that, while Little Rock has been more matchup-dependent and has needed strong shooting nights to beat teams in this tier. From a betting perspective, the key is whether UT Martin can impose its physical advantages and keep this game from turning into a three-point contest. Little Rock’s best path is to make shots from the perimeter and

Southern Utah heads to Stephenville on Thursday night to face Tarleton State at Wisdom Gym. The Texans are priced as the home favorite, and the number reflects a team that has been more stable in its own building, while Southern Utah has dealt with a rough overall season. The market is also telling you this should be a manageable margin game rather than a blowout, which puts focus on late-game execution, free throws, and whether Southern Utah can avoid the empty possession stretches that allow favorites to create separation. This matchup also has a recent head-to-head feel. The teams played a tight 62-59 game, and that type of scoreline matters when you’re looking at a total in the mid-140s. If

Utah Tech heads to Arlington on Thursday night for a Western Athletic Conference matchup with UT Arlington at College Park Center. The market has UT Arlington installed as a modest home favorite, but the matchup is tighter than the records suggest because Utah Tech has already proven it can win this pairing and it brings the more efficient shooting profile into the rematch. With the spread sitting at -4.5, bettors are essentially being asked whether UT Arlington’s home-court advantage and free-throw edge are enough to flip the result, or whether Utah Tech’s shot-making and scoring ceiling travel well enough to keep this within one possession late. This is also a game where recent form and game-state matter. Utah Tech is

California Baptist heads to Orem on Thursday night for a Western Athletic Conference matchup with Utah Valley at the UCCU Center. This game is priced like a true home-court edge spot. Both teams have strong overall records, but Utah Valley has been perfect at home all season, and California Baptist has been far more vulnerable away from its own building. That split is the backbone of the current number, with Utah Valley laying 7.5 and the market asking the Wolverines to create separation over 40 minutes. From a betting standpoint, the script is clear. Utah Valley wants a clean, efficient halfcourt game where its shooting profile shows up and it forces California Baptist to defend without sending the Wolverines to