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The St. John’s Red Storm look to extend their winning streak, while the Villanova Wildcats aim to defend their home floor in this Big East clash at Xfinity Mobile Arena. St. John’s enters as the slight favorite, but Villanova’s strong home record makes this line competitive. Current market: Check College Basketball Odds for live updates and sharper angles. The Red Storm average 86.0 points per game, with Oziyah Sellers, Zuby Ejiofor, and Jordan Dingle leading the offense. Sellers’ 24 points vs Marquette highlighted his consistency, while Ejiofor’s 22 points and 7 rebounds showcased his impact. St. John’s shooting efficiency and free-throw accuracy (19.8 makes per game, 15th nationally) underscore their strengths. Their 12-5 record and 3-2 road mark highlight resilience,

The Long Beach State Beach look to snap their road struggles, while the CSUN Matadors aim to protect their home floor in this Big West clash at Premier America Credit Union Arena. CSUN enters as the favorite, but Long Beach State’s recent offensive surge makes this line competitive. Current market: Check College Basketball Odds for live updates and sharper angles. The Beach average 76.9 points per game, with Gavin Sykes, Petar Majstorovic, and Marcus Tsohonis leading the offense. Sykes’ 16 points vs UC Riverside highlighted his consistency, while Majstorovic’s 22 points showcased his impact. Long Beach State’s shooting efficiency (57.9% FG vs UC Riverside) and offensive depth underscore their strengths. Their 7-11 record and 0-8 road mark show struggles, but

The New Mexico Lobos look to continue their strong season, while the San Diego State Aztecs aim to defend their home floor in this Mountain West clash at Viejas Arena. San Diego State enters as the favorite, but New Mexico’s offensive balance makes this line competitive. Current market: Check College Basketball Odds for live updates and sharper angles. The Lobos average 80.8 points per game, with Jake Hall, JT Rock, and Donovan Dent leading the offense. Hall’s 22 points vs Grand Canyon highlighted his consistency, while Rock’s 62.5% shooting showcased efficiency. New Mexico’s shooting efficiency (45.9% FG) and perimeter scoring (9.4 threes per game, 94th nationally) underscore their strengths. Their 14-3 record and strong road performances highlight resilience, making them

Richmond heads to St. Louis on Saturday afternoon for an Atlantic 10 matchup against a Saint Louis team that has been one of the most dominant profiles on the board all season. The Billikens are laying a massive number at home, and it makes sense when you look at the splits, 16-1 overall, 12-1 in Chaifetz Arena, and an offense that is scoring at an elite rate with efficiency that usually does not regress from one game to the next. The handicap for bettors is not whether Saint Louis is “better.” It is whether the spread is too big for the way Richmond plays, because the Spiders can score, can shoot, and have been comfortable on the road. The total