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Pittsburgh enters Friday with two wins in its last seven, but their 4-2 victory over Buffalo brought stability. Tristan Jarry returned after a seven-game absence and made 29 saves. His timing looked sharp. His movement stayed clean. His presence restored confidence in the crease. The Penguins received goals from Connor Dewar, Kevin Hayes, Bryan Rust and Matt Dumba. Rust’s goal came 31 seconds after Buffalo tied the game. Their response created separation late. Their structure improved with Jarry anchoring the back end. Ryan Shea added two assists. Tristan Broz made his NHL debut. Ville Koivunen returned from injury. Columbus brings urgency after a 2-1 overtime loss to Toronto. They lost third-period leads in two of their last three outings. Their

The Wake Forest Demon Deacons look to carry momentum into Friday’s non-conference clash with the Northeastern Huskies in Winston-Salem, NC. Wake Forest is coming off a 99-51 rout of Campbell and enters this game 5-2 with renewed confidence following a successful showing in the Bahamas, which included a buzzer-beating win over Memphis. For Northeastern, this marks their fourth true road game of the year. The Huskies are 3-3 overall and just topped Duquesne 93-86 behind a breakout performance from Xavier Abreu. Despite being big underdogs, they bring offensive firepower and look to stay competitive against a high-scoring Wake Forest squad. Matchup: Northeastern Huskies (3-3) @ Wake Forest Demon Deacons (5-2)Location: Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum – Winston-Salem, NCDate & Time:

Chicago enters Friday looking to stop a four-game losing streak. Three of those losses were one-goal games, including a 4-3 overtime defeat to Minnesota on Wednesday. Their lone outlier was a 9-3 loss to Buffalo. Their recent results show competitive play without the finishing needed to close games. Connor Bedard scored his 14th goal against Minnesota and added an assist. Jason Dickinson contributed. Artyom Levshunov scored his first career NHL goal. Bedard remains Chicago’s leader with 33 points in 23 games. His pace continues driving most of their offense. Nashville sits last in the league, but their most recent performance showed fight. They beat Detroit 6-3 with a five-goal third period. Roman Josi, Ryan O’Reilly, Erik Haula and Steven Stamkos

After a dominant showing in the Greenbrier Tip-Off tournament, the Butler Bulldogs return home to face the Wright State Raiders on Friday afternoon at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Butler took down both South Carolina and Virginia, and now looks to keep the momentum rolling against a Raiders squad that has won two straight. This will be the first meeting between the two former Horizon League rivals since 2012. Butler leads the all-time series 18-12. Matchup: Wright State Raiders (4-3) @ Butler Bulldogs (5-1)Location: Hinkle Fieldhouse – Indianapolis, INDate & Time: Friday, November 28, 2025 – 2:00 PM ETWatch: ESPN+Spread: Butler -16.5Over/Under: 152.5 Get real-time updates on lines, totals, and betting movement with our complete NCAAB odds page. The Raiders enter