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Seattle heads to Pullman for a non-conference game with Washington State on Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 9:30 PM ET. It’s at Friel Court on ESPN+, and the line is telling you this is basically a coin flip, with Washington State laying 1.5 at home. Seattle is 14-8 and has been competitive most nights, even if the offense isn’t built to win track meets. Washington State is 9-13, but they’ve been noticeably better at home at 7-5, and that’s why the Cougars are still the favorite despite the overall record. The total is 143.5, which is a reasonable mid-range number for two teams that can score but don’t always play fast. The handicap comes down to which offense gets cleaner

Portland heads to Stockton for a West Coast Conference matchup with Pacific on Wednesday night, with tip set for 10:00 PM ET at the Alex G. Spanos Center. ESPN+ has the stream, and the betting market is treating this like a Pacific control game. The Blazers are 12-8 overall and, more importantly for this number, 5-2 on the road. UTSA is 4-16 and 2-8 at home, and their offense has struggled to consistently generate efficient looks. UAB is laying 13.5 with a heavy moneyline, which tells you the market expects control, not just a win. Pacific is laying 7.5 with a heavy moneyline, and it makes sense on the surface. The Tigers have been a different team at home, and

Delaware heads to Las Cruces for a Conference USA game against New Mexico State on Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 9:00 PM ET at the Pan American Center on ESPN+. This sets up as a classic spot where the favorite is priced to win comfortably, but bettors still have to decide whether the number is inflated or simply accurate. New Mexico State is 10-9 overall and 7-4 at home, while Delaware is 5-14 and has just one win in eight road games. The Aggies already blew the doors off Delaware 97-68 earlier this season, which matters because it hints at a real matchup edge, not just a hot shooting night. The market is sitting at Aggies -11.5 with a total

Belmont heads to Valparaiso for a Missouri Valley matchup on Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 8:00 PM ET. It’s at the Athletics-Recreation Center on ESPN+, and the number is telling you this is a real road test, not a walk-through, even with Belmont sitting at 18-3. The Bruins have been a machine away from home at 9-1, which is why oddsmakers are still comfortable making them the favorite in a building where Valparaiso has gone 9-3. Belmont already beat the Beacons 78-74 earlier this season, and that’s the key context: these teams can play a competitive game without Belmont needing to be perfect. The market is basically asking whether Belmont’s efficiency travels again or whether Valpo’s home form can turn