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The Howard Bison head to Baltimore to face the Coppin State Eagles in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference matchup at the Physical Education Complex. Howard enters with a 13-9 record and confidence from a dominant win over Norfolk State, while Coppin State aims to defend its home court after falling to Morgan State. With the Bison favored by 12.5 points, this contest highlights a battle between Howard’s offensive firepower and Coppin State’s resilience at home. Howard is favored, but Coppin State’s home-court energy makes this line worth tracking. Current market: Check the college basketball picks for real-time updates, especially as bettors weigh Howard’s scoring pace against Coppin State’s ability to keep games competitive. The Bison average 74.6 points per game, with

The Southeastern Louisiana Lions head to Beaumont to face the Lamar Cardinals in a Southland Conference matchup at the Montagne Center. Southeastern Louisiana enters with a 6-16 record and looks to rebound after a tough loss to Stephen F. Austin, while Lamar aims to defend its home court after narrowly falling to McNeese State. With the Cardinals favored by 5.5 points, this contest highlights a battle between Southeastern’s free-throw efficiency and Lamar’s rebounding strength. Lamar is favored, but Southeastern Louisiana’s recent competitiveness makes this line worth tracking. Current market: Check the college basketball picks for real-time updates, especially as bettors weigh Lamar’s home-court strength against Southeastern’s ability to keep games close. The Lions average 65 points per game, with Jeremy

Buffalo heads to Sunrise on Monday night for a 7:00 PM start at Amerant Bank Arena, with the game streaming on ESPN+. The Sabres are the better story by record at 31-18-5, but they’re coming off a 4-2 loss to Montreal where they piled up shots and still left empty. That kind of game can travel, especially if their top six is generating volume again. Florida sits at 28-23-3 and needs divisional points just as badly. The Panthers’ identity is still built on pressure, hits, and forcing you to play through traffic, and that tends to show up more consistently at home. The question is how much they can create at 5v5 with key pieces either out or questionable. The

The Islanders head to Capital One Arena for a Monday night matchup with the Capitals at 7:00 PM on ESPN+. New York comes in 30-20-5 and has played like a playoff team most of the year, built to win close games when their goaltending is right. Washington is 27-22-7 and still dangerous at home, especially when they’re generating volume and forcing teams to defend for long stretches. The market has Washington favored at -133 with New York at +112. The total is 6.0, which sits in that “one bad special teams stretch flips the bet” range. This game also has real goalie uncertainty on both sides, and that matters more than usual with a total sitting on 6. These are