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UMBC heads to Binghamton on Monday, January 19, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET for an America East matchup at the Events Center, streamed on ESPN+. The market is pricing UMBC as the better team, but the location matters because Binghamton’s best stretches usually come at home where they can control tempo and keep games from turning into track meets. UMBC is laying 5.5 with a -255 moneyline, while Binghamton is taking +5.5 at +207. The total is 141.5, which is the interesting number here because UMBC’s offense can lift the pace, but Binghamton’s cleanest route is slowing possessions and living at the free throw line. This sets up as a “can UMBC create separation” game. If the Retrievers turn defense

Bryant heads to Newark to face NJIT on Monday, January 19, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET, with the game played at the Joel & Diane Bloom Wellness and Events Center. It’s an America East spot on ESPN+, and the market is basically calling this a coin-flip with NJIT a small home favorite. NJIT is laying -1.5 with a -121 moneyline, while Bryant takes +1.5 at -106. The total sits at 133.5, and that number is the real conversation because both teams have lived in the low-to-mid 60s most nights. The matchup also comes with a clear situational split. Bryant is 1-10 on the road, and NJIT has been steadier at home (4-3). With a short spread, that home-floor edge matters

Penn and Harvard meet Monday afternoon at Lavietes Pavilion, and this sets up like a classic Ivy game where the market has to decide what matters more: Penn’s shooting and current momentum, or Harvard’s home-floor comfort and cleaner efficiency. Harvard is laying 4.5 with a -200 moneyline, while Penn is catching +4.5 at +159. The total is 148.5, which is a big number for a matchup that could tighten up late if whistles slow the final eight minutes. This is also a pace question. If Penn can keep the game in rhythm and get clean looks early in the clock, 148.5 is reachable. If Harvard makes Penn work deep into possessions and keeps Penn off the line, the scoring ceiling

Indiana Hoosiers enter the National Championship ranked #1, riding a 15-0 season led by Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza. Miami Hurricanes stand at 13-2, ranked #10, powered by QB Carson Beck and a disruptive defensive front. This CFP title clash in Miami Gardens sets up a historic showdown between a rising program and a storied powerhouse. Indiana opened as an -8.5 favorite, with market support steady. Public lean favors the Hoosiers’ undefeated run, but Miami’s ATS record as an underdog has drawn sharp interest. For broader market context, check the latest college football odds page. QB Fernando Mendoza leads the Hoosiers with 3,349 passing yards and 41 touchdowns, supported by RB Roman Hemby’s 1,007 rushing yards. Indiana ranks top-five nationally in