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Dallas carries momentum home after a four-game road trip that ended with a 3-2 win in Seattle. The Stars extended their point streak to four games and their road point streak to 10. Their form holds steady. Their structure remains strong. Their scoring spreads across all lines. They are 8-1-1 in their last 10 and remain one of the most consistent teams in the conference. Jason Robertson continues driving the attack. His seven-game goal streak stopped in Seattle, but he still owns 14 goals and 31 points in 24 games. His nine-game surge before Wednesday highlighted his finishing and pace. Vladislav Kolyachonok scored the game-winner in Seattle. Roope Hintz and Esa Lindell also contributed. Dallas’ roster remains balanced at every

Familiar faces and familiar settings will take center stage Friday as the Marquette Golden Eagles face off with the Oklahoma Sooners in the Bad Boy Mowers Series in Chicago. This neutral-site battle brings together two coaches with deep ties to their opponents and the Windy City. Shaka Smart, now leading Marquette, previously went 7-5 against Oklahoma while coaching at Texas. On the other side, Oklahoma head coach Porter Moser built his reputation in Chicago during a successful decade at Loyola, including a Final Four run. Both teams are looking to gain momentum before heading into conference play. The Sooners (4-2) come into this game on a two-game win streak. Marquette (4-3) is looking to continue building confidence after an up-and-down

Houston and Baylor enter their regular season finale with different stakes. Houston is already bowl eligible at 8-3, but Baylor must win to secure postseason play. Houston fell 17-14 to TCU last week despite forcing four turnovers and getting 275 yards of offense from Conner Weigman. Baylor has dropped two straight and was blown out 41-17 at Arizona. You can track real-time movement on our NCAA odds page. Houston has played better away from home, winning all five road games. Coach Willie Fritz said there is no specific reason, pointing to a tougher home schedule. Baylor coach Dave Aranda said his team understands the urgency and expects a four-quarter fight. Houston opened as a small road favorite, sitting between -2

Texas Tech enters Week 14 at 10-1 and sits one win from its first Big 12 Championship Game appearance. A victory in Morgantown locks in the berth unless Arizona State beats Arizona on Friday. With a top five CFP ranking and a dominant statistical profile, the Red Raiders control their postseason path. You can follow updated prices on our NCAA odds page. The Red Raiders lead the Big 12 in scoring defense, allowing only 12.3 points per game, and rank second in total offense at 481.6 yards per game. Quarterback Behren Morton continues to play through a lower leg injury, but coach Joey McGuire said he expects him to start. Morton and backup Mitch Griffis split reps in a 48-9