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Drexel heads to West Long Branch on Thursday night for a Coastal Athletic Association game that’s priced like Monmouth has the control points. The Hawks are laying 5.5 at home, and the number is really a statement about Drexel’s travel issues more than a belief Monmouth is consistently dominant. Monmouth is 6-3 at the OceanFirst Bank Center, while Drexel has struggled badly away from home at 1-7. The total is 131.5, which tells you the market expects a half-court game with possessions that matter, not a pure track meet. Tip is set for 7:00 PM ET and the broadcast is FloC. These are the current betting lines, and bettors should keep monitoring the latest college basketball odds for any late

Hofstra heads to Stony Brook Arena on Thursday night for a Coastal Athletic Association matchup with real betting interest because the splits don’t line up cleanly. The Pride are 13-4 and priced like the better team, but they are doing this on the road against a Stony Brook group that has been far more competitive at home than away. Stony Brook comes in 9-9 with a strong 7-2 mark in this building, and that’s why laying 7.5 with Hofstra isn’t just a “better record” auto-bet. The market is still asking Hofstra to win and create separation, while the total sits at 135.5 in a game where one team wants to score efficiently and the other wants to keep enough pace

Youngstown State heads to the Nutter Center to face Wright State in a Horizon League matchup that matters in the middle of the standings grind. The Penguins are 9-9 overall and have been shaky away from home at 2-5, but they bring real scoring punch and enough perimeter volume to keep this game within one or two runs. Wright State is 11-7 with a solid 7-3 home record, and the market is pricing that home edge heavily. The Raiders are laying 6.5 with a -295 moneyline, and the total is 141.5. Tip time and broadcast details for this one can shift, so bettors should confirm the final schedule close to game day. These are the current betting lines, and you

UMBC heads to Smithfield on Thursday night for a conference matchup against Bryant at the Chace Athletic Center, and the market is telling you this should be a one-possession type game. Bryant is laying 2.5 at home despite a worse overall record, which is a pretty common profile in smaller conferences, the home team gets priced for venue, familiarity, and the idea that close games tend to swing toward the team that dictates pace and executes late. UMBC’s edge is cleaner offensive efficiency across the season, but the question is whether that advantage holds in a road environment where one bad shooting stretch can flip the script. The matchup also creates a straightforward betting decision point. UMBC has been the