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Loyola Maryland heads to West Point on Wednesday night looking to stabilize its Patriot League position after a disappointing home loss to Lafayette. The Greyhounds have shown offensive efficiency in stretches, but road execution remains the key variable. You can follow line movement and updated pricing on the NCAA basketball odds page. Army enters as a modest home favorite at Christl Arena, aiming to bounce back from a loss to Colgate. The Black Knights rely on perimeter shooting and ball movement, and their home court gives them a measurable edge in tight conference games. Army opened as a short favorite and currently sits at −4.5, with the total set at 148.5. The spread reflects Army’s shooting profile and Loyola Maryland’s

Davidson heads to Chicago on Wednesday night to take on a streaky Loyola Chicago team at Joseph J. Gentile Arena, with tipoff set for 9:00 PM ET. The Wildcats opened as slight road favorites at -1.5, holding a 9–5 record overall and needing a quality conference road win to stay in the mix. Loyola, now 7–7, is trying to stabilize after some erratic outings and regain footing in the middle of the Atlantic 10 pack. This number has stayed tight, hovering around pick’em in some spots before a small lean toward Davidson moved the spread to -1.5. The total is 136.5 — relatively low, but fitting given both teams play at slower tempos and rely on half-court sets. With comparable

Holy Cross heads to Bethlehem on Wednesday night trying to steady itself in Patriot League play. The Crusaders are 6-9 overall and have struggled away from home, but recent conference results suggest they can stay competitive in the right spots. You can monitor line movement and updated prices on the NCAA basketball odds page. Lehigh enters at 4-11, yet the Mountain Hawks have been more reliable at Stabler Arena, where they sit at an even 3-3. With both teams looking to climb the conference standings, this sets up as a possession-driven matchup. Lehigh opened as a short home favorite and currently sits at −2.5, with the total posted at 136.5. The market reflects Lehigh’s home edge and Holy Cross’ road

South Dakota hits the road for a Summit League matchup against St. Thomas (MN) on Wednesday night at the Lee & Penny Anderson Arena, with tipoff scheduled for 9:00 PM ET. The Coyotes are double-digit underdogs at +13.5 after a rocky start to conference play, while the Tommies come in 13–3 overall, dominating at home and surging up the standings. This is a tough spot for a South Dakota squad still searching for an identity on both ends of the floor. The total is a high 162.5, which speaks to both teams’ offensive tendencies and lack of defensive resistance. St. Thomas ranks among the most efficient scoring teams in the Summit, while South Dakota leans on pace and transition to