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Army heads to Hamilton for a Patriot League road game against Colgate on Wednesday night at Cotterell Court. Tip is 7:00 PM ET on ESPN+, and the market is pricing this like Colgate should control it, with the Raiders laying double digits at home. Army’s case is pretty clear: keep launching threes, avoid empty trips, and turn this into a math game where volume from deep offsets Colgate’s efficiency. Colgate’s case is also clean: win the shot quality battle, punish Army inside the arc, and make the underdog score through long possessions. With a big spread and a fairly high total, bettors have to decide whether this is a comfortable home win that pulls away late, or a close game

Seton Hall and Villanova don’t give you many surprises with rotations, so this matchup usually comes down to execution and who can manufacture a scoring run without breaking structure. The first meeting was a controlled Villanova win in Newark, and now the rematch flips to Philly with both teams leaning heavily on veteran shot creation and half-court discipline. Villanova’s profile is the steadier one right now. They can score through multiple starters, they guard well enough to avoid extended droughts, and their bench has been giving them real punch when the game starts to tighten. Seton Hall is more volatile. When the sixth man is hitting threes and their lead guard is playing downhill, they can beat anybody in the

BYU finally gets a break from the top-25 carousel, but it’s not a vacation. The Cougars head to Stillwater on Wednesday night coming off back-to-back losses, yet both were the kind that don’t crater a profile. Tight margins, elite opponents, and enough offense to hang in a high-level Big 12 game. Oklahoma State is unranked, but the Cowboys are live at home and they’re coming in off a confidence-boosting road win. The bigger handicapping angle is motivation and urgency: BYU needs wins before another brutal stretch, and Oklahoma State needs to stack conference results before the league buries them. This is the kind of matchup where BYU’s shot-making and offensive structure should show up, but only if they defend the

Northwestern heads to Champaign on Wednesday night trying to find traction in a Big Ten season that has been mostly uphill. The Wildcats are young, inconsistent, and they’ve struggled to sustain offense when the game turns physical. Illinois is the opposite right now. The Illini are playing with real confidence, riding a long win streak, and they’ve already proven they can win tight games against elite competition. The rematch angle matters too, because Illinois already handled Northwestern once, and the matchup problems are still there. This sets up as a classic spot where the favorite can separate if the underdog can’t score efficiently for long stretches. And Northwestern has had too many of those stretches lately. These are the current