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The North Dakota Fighting Hawks travel to First Bank & Trust Arena in Brookings SD on Saturday, February 21st for a Summit League showdown against the South Dakota State Jackrabbits. With conference seeding implications in play and the regular season winding down, this matchup carries significant weight for both programs. South Dakota State enters as a 6.5-point home favorite, reflecting its consistent offensive efficiency and strong home-court advantage. North Dakota, meanwhile, has shown the ability to compete offensively but has struggled at times on the defensive end, particularly against disciplined half-court teams. The total of 151.5 suggests a faster tempo than many Summit League matchups, setting up an interesting pace dynamic. For bettors, this game centers on whether South Dakota

Old Dominion travels to Reed Green Coliseum in Hattiesburg, Mississippi on Saturday, February 21, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET for a critical Sun Belt matchup against Southern Miss. With conference positioning tightening late in the regular season, this game carries postseason implications and significant betting interest. Southern Miss enters as a 4-point home favorite, priced at -180 on the moneyline. Old Dominion sits at +4.0 and +147 to win outright. The total is set at 147.5, signaling expectations of moderate tempo and scoring efficiency on both sides. When spreads land at two possessions or fewer, bettors must focus on late-game execution, turnover margin, and rebounding control. This matchup profiles as one where home-court advantage and defensive discipline could determine whether

Furman and Wofford meet Saturday night in Spartanburg in a Southern Conference game that the market is treating like a true coin flip. Both sides are priced at the same moneyline, the spread is a flat 0, and the total is sitting at 151.5. That combination tells you this should play like a possession game, not a mismatch. It also means your edge is likely to come from identifying which team is more reliable in late-game execution, especially at the foul line, and which team can generate cleaner looks when the halfcourt possessions tighten. The game script is interesting because these teams can win in different ways. Furman’s biggest strength is interior efficiency. When the Paladins are getting the ball

Vermont heads to Newark on Saturday night for an America East matchup with NJIT, and the Catamounts are priced as a modest road favorite. Vermont is laying 4.5 with a moneyline near -190, which reflects a power-rating edge but also respects that NJIT has been competitive at home. This is the kind of conference game where the number often comes down to one or two runs. If Vermont’s shot-making shows up early and it controls tempo, it can create the separation needed to cover. If NJIT’s home defense forces longer possessions and the game stays tight into the final media timeout, +4.5 becomes live even if Vermont wins. The total at 142 suggests a fairly normal scoring environment, but your