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Wyoming heads to Boise on Tuesday night for a Mountain West matchup with Boise State at ExtraMile Arena, and the market is pricing the Broncos as the home favorite at -7.5. The split supports it. Wyoming is 15-12 but only 3-8 on the road, while Boise State is 16-11 and has been steady at home at 11-5. In this spread range, the handicap comes down to whether the underdog can avoid the one stretch that flips the game, usually turnovers into runouts or a cold spell that lets the home team build a working margin. The total sits at 148.5, which tells you the market is expecting points, not a pure grind. That matters because higher totals often keep underdogs

Southern Miss heads to Jonesboro on Tuesday night for a Sun Belt matchup with Arkansas State at First National Bank Arena, and the market is laying a real home number with the Red Wolves at -9.5. That line is built on two things that usually matter most in this range: Arkansas State’s scoring ceiling at home and Southern Miss’ road struggles. The Golden Eagles are 15-14 but only 3-11 away, while Arkansas State is 18-11 with a 9-4 home record. If you’re taking the points, you’re betting Southern Miss can keep this out of Arkansas State’s run game and avoid the one stretch where the deficit balloons. The total sits at 156.5, which implies pace and points. Arkansas State can

Minnesota heads to Ann Arbor on Tuesday night for a Big Ten matchup with Michigan at Crisler Center, and the market is asking you to lay a massive home number with the Wolverines at -22.5. The records explain why it’s inflated. Michigan is 25-2 and has been strong at home at 13-2, while Minnesota is 13-14 and has struggled away from home at 2-9. In a spread this large, the handicap is less about who wins and more about game script, namely whether Michigan plays a focused 40 minutes and whether Minnesota can avoid the type of empty stretches that turn a 10-point deficit into 24 in a hurry. The total is 145.5, which is an interesting companion to a

Auburn heads to Norman on Tuesday night for an SEC matchup with Oklahoma at Lloyd Noble Center, and the market is basically calling it a coin-flip with Auburn laying -1.5. That number is about as tight as it gets, and it fits how these profiles collide. Auburn is 15-12 overall but has struggled away from home at 2-7, while Oklahoma is 13-14 and has been much more comfortable in this building at 11-5. In a spread this short, you’re betting game script more than résumé, and the first question is whether Auburn’s offense travels cleanly enough to avoid long empty stretches. The total is 159.5, which implies this is more likely to be played in the 80s than in the