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Big Sky regular season action continues in California on Monday night as Idaho State travels to the Hornet Pavilion to face Sacramento State. Tipoff is set for 10:00 PM ET on ESPN+ in a game that features two teams looking to find some late season consistency. The Bengals arrive with a 12-18 overall record and have found life on the road particularly difficult, winning only four of their sixteen games away from home. Meanwhile, Sacramento State sits at 9-20 but has maintained a respectable 9-4 record on their own court. This matchup serves as a critical tune up before the conference tournament begins. Sacramento State is currently listed as a short 1.5 point favorite despite their poor overall record. Idaho

The Big 12 regular season championship is on the line Monday night as the No. 2 Arizona Wildcats host the No. 4 Iowa State Cyclones at the McKale Center. This is a massive situational spot for the Wildcats, who sit at 27-2 overall and 14-2 in conference play. A victory tonight secures the outright title and the top seed in the conference tournament, adding even more weight to what is already an emotional Senior Night in Tucson. Arizona enters as a 7.5 point favorite with a moneyline of -364, looking to protect a nearly perfect 16-1 home record. Iowa State arrives in the desert following a frustrating 82-73 home loss to Texas Tech, their first defeat in Ames this season.

The top ranked Duke Blue Devils head into Raleigh on Monday night with a clear objective. After dismantling Virginia over the weekend, Jon Scheyer’s squad sits at 27-2 overall and 15-1 in conference play. A win tonight at the Lenovo Center against North Carolina State would secure the outright ACC regular season title. This is a quick turnaround for a Duke team that has been the most consistent force in the country, but they have already proven they can handle the Saturday to Monday transition that defines postseason basketball. NC State finds itself in a much more precarious position as we hit the first Monday of March. The Wolfpack are 19-10 and have dropped four of their last five games,

The New Orleans Pelicans head to Intuit Dome on Sunday, March 1, 2026, for a matchup with the Los Angeles Clippers that’s priced like a comfortable home win. The Clippers are laying a solid number at -8, with the total sitting at 225.5. That’s a pretty specific market stance: LA is expected to control the game, and it’s expected to be played at a score level that’s not slow, but not a pure track meet either. From a betting perspective, this is the kind of line that forces you to pick a story. Either the Clippers are the right side because they can create separation with half-court offense and defense at home, or the Pelicans are the right side because