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NJIT heads to Lowell on Thursday night for an America East matchup against UMass Lowell at the Kennedy Family Athletic Complex. The market is leaning toward the home side, with the River Hawks laying 2.5 points, and that price is largely built on venue and recent form. UMass Lowell has been strong at home at 5-1 and comes in playing with momentum, while NJIT has struggled away from home at 3-8 and has had a harder time stringing together complete road performances. The total at 148.5 sets this up as a game where scoring is expected, but the spread tells you it’s still likely to be decided by execution rather than a pace blowout. UMass Lowell’s offense is efficient enough

Mercer heads to Lexington on Thursday night to face VMI at Cameron Hall, and the market is clearly trusting Mercer’s offense even with the Bears’ poor road profile. Mercer is laying 9.5 points despite being just 2-7 away from home, which tells you the number is being driven by scoring ceiling and matchup dynamics more than venue splits. VMI’s overall record is rough, but the Keydets have been meaningfully better at home at 5-2, and that is the one factor keeping this spread from pushing into double digits higher. The total at 155.5 suggests oddsmakers expect points, and that makes sense because both teams’ identities revolve around perimeter volume. Mercer can score in bunches when its guards are creating early

New Mexico State heads to Lynchburg on Thursday night to face Liberty at Liberty Arena, and the market is strongly siding with the home team. Liberty is laying 8.5 points with a heavy moneyline price, and that reflects both home performance and the way Liberty’s offense creates separation when it’s operating efficiently. New Mexico State has been competitive overall, but this is a difficult road environment against a team that is built to punish defensive mistakes with high-quality shots, especially from three. The total at 141.5 hints at the game script. Both teams are expected to play slower, more controlled possessions, and in that type of environment the spread is often decided by shot quality and turnover control rather than

The Northern Arizona Lumberjacks look to snap their road struggles, while the Sacramento State Hornets aim to defend their home floor in this Big Sky clash at The Well. Sacramento State enters as the favorite, but Northern Arizona’s shooting efficiency makes this line competitive. Current market: Check College Basketball Odds for live updates and sharper angles. The Lumberjacks average 73.7 points per game, with Chris Komin, Isaiah Shaw, and Traivar Jackson providing balance. Komin’s 16 points on 83.3% shooting vs Idaho State highlighted his efficiency, while Shaw’s 50.6% FG and Jackson’s rebounding (5.8 per game) add depth. Northern Arizona’s shooting (46.6% FG, 127th nationally; 36.7% from three, 71st) underscores their offensive potential. Their 6-11 record and 0-7 road mark show