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Yale heads to Washington, DC on Monday night for a non-conference test at Burr Gymnasium, and the market is pricing the Bulldogs like the better, cleaner team. Yale is 17-4 with a strong 6-2 road mark, and they’re laying 8.5 with a heavy moneyline. Howard is 15-9 and tough at home at 9-3, which is the main reason this spread is not any higher. The handicap starts with style. Yale wins with shot quality and efficiency, especially from three, and that tends to travel. Howard’s best path is turning the game into a physical, free-throw driven contest where home energy matters and Yale’s possessions get shortened. ESPN+ has the 7:00 PM ET tip, and the 147.5 total suggests books are

North Carolina State walks into Louisville on Monday night with real momentum and a profile bettors usually respect. The Wolfpack are 18-6 and 8-3 on the road, and they’ve been scoring at an elite clip. Louisville is ranked, has the better home-court setup at the KFC Yum! Center, and the market is pricing that edge with the Cardinals laying 6.5 at 7:00 PM ET on ESPN. This is the kind of ACC game where the number forces a decision. Louisville’s 12-2 home record is no small thing, but NC State’s offense travels and their recent ATS form suggests they’re seeing the floor well. With a total sitting at 161.5, books are expecting pace and shot-making. The question is whether either

Texas Southern heads to Daytona Beach on Monday night for a SWAC road spot against a Bethune-Cookman team that’s been much more reliable at home. It’s a 7:00 PM ET tip at Moore Gymnasium on SWAC TV, and the market is giving the Wildcats real respect with a 7.5-point spread and a steep moneyline. The handicap starts with context. Bethune-Cookman is 12-11 and 7-3 at home. Texas Southern is 7-14 and just 2-10 away. That’s why the number is inflated. But Texas Southern is coming off a 62-57 win at Florida A&M, and their offense can hang around if they’re getting downhill and living at the stripe. These are the current betting lines, and bettors should keep an eye on

Prairie View A&M heads to Tallahassee on Monday night for a SWAC matchup that’s priced tight but not truly even. Florida A&M is laying 2.5 at the Al Lawson Center, and that number mostly reflects one thing: Prairie View’s season-long road issues. A 1-12 away record is hard to ignore, especially when you’re betting a short spread where one late empty stretch decides the ticket. Still, Prairie View isn’t a dead side in this range. They can pressure the rim, live at the line, and turn a close game into a free-throw contest late. Florida A&M’s edge is the home floor and a defensive style that can create runouts and disrupt rhythm. This feels like a game where you handicap