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Houston and Texas Tech meet in Lubbock on Saturday, January 24 at 2:00 PM ET in a Big 12 game that’s priced like a true coin flip. Houston is 17-1 and hasn’t blinked away from home at 4-0 on the road. Texas Tech is 15-4 with a 12-1 home record at United Supermarkets Arena, the type of building that can turn a one-possession spread into a whistle-and-momentum game fast. ESPN has the broadcast. The market basically can’t pick a side. Houston is a tiny favorite on the moneyline, but the spread is essentially a pick’em with Tech laying a half point. That tells you the handicap is about shot quality, turnovers, and who controls the rhythm more than raw talent.

West Virginia heads to Tucson for a brutal Big 12 spot against unbeaten, top-ranked Arizona on Saturday, January 24 at 2:00 PM ET. The McKale Center is one of the hardest home courts in the country, and Arizona has backed that up with a perfect 12-0 home mark. CBS has the broadcast. This is a classic number game. Arizona is the better team top to bottom and has been pricing like it, but oddsmakers are asking them to win by margin against a West Virginia group that’s been competitive as a dog and is coming off a solid win over Arizona State. The Mountaineers’ problem is travel. They’re 1-4 away from home, and this is a massive jump in opponent

George Mason and Rhode Island meet Saturday, January 24 at 2:00 PM ET at the Ryan Center in Kingston. It’s an Atlantic 10 game with real contrast in profiles. The Patriots are 18-1 and they’ve traveled well at 5-1 on the road. The Rams are 11-8 with a 6-5 home mark, and they’re being asked to win a tight one rather than simply hang around. ESPN+ has the broadcast. The market is basically calling this a toss-up with George Mason slightly favored. That usually means you’re betting whether the better, steadier team can execute late on the road, or whether the home side can win the possession battle and make the final four minutes uncomfortable. The total at 136.5 is

The Northern Colorado Bears look to bounce back from a narrow defeat, while the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks aim to defend the J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome in this Big Sky clash. Northern Colorado enters as the favorite, but Northern Arizona’s home record makes this line worth monitoring. Current market: Check the College Basketball Odds page for real-time updates and sharper angles before tip-off. The Bears average 83.5 points per game, with Quinn Denker, Brock Wisne, and Ring Nyeri leading the offense. Wisne’s 18 points vs Montana State highlighted his consistency, while Nyeri’s 14 rebounds showcased his impact. Northern Colorado’s efficiency (56.9% effective FG, 27th nationally; 10.2 threes per game; 11-9 overall record; 5-6 road record) underscores their strengths. Their ability to