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The Akron Zips visit the Eastern Michigan Eagles on December 21st, 2025 in a mid-December non-conference battle that has taken shape as a competitive matchup between two programs aiming to build early season momentum. The Akron Zips come into this game with a profile centered on pace management and balanced offense, while the Eastern Michigan Eagles display a mix of perimeter shooting and transition opportunities that can stress defenses. Line movements have positioned Eastern Michigan as a modest favorite, reflecting both offensive efficiency and home-court tendencies typical in early season non-conference scheduling. For bettors tracking this matchup through the NCAAB odds and scores market, this game represents a classic efficiency versus tempo contrast. Evaluations on the NCAAB picks board highlight

The Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils enter 1-10 and still searching for consistency, while the Florida State Seminoles look to bounce back at home. Bettors will weigh Florida State’s offensive pace against Mississippi Valley State’s ability to cover a wide spread. Florida State opened as a heavy favorite, with the spread reflecting confidence in their home-court advantage. Current market: Track updates and sharper angles on College Basketball Odds. Michael James leads the Delta Devils with 20.6 points per game, supported by Patrick Punch’s scoring ability. Their free-throw efficiency (76.5%) and high two-point shot volume provide betting angles, but defensive struggles have limited results. Road performance (0-8) remains a major concern. Florida State averages 83.8 points per game, ranking 83rd nationally,

The matchup between the Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers and the Drexel Dragons takes place on December 21st, 2025, as both programs continue shaping their non-conference résumés. This contest features two teams that prefer controlled execution rather than fast-paced scoring, which often creates narrower margins and increased importance on efficiency and shot selection. Mount St. Mary’s enters this game aiming to establish consistency after a mixed start to the season. The Mountaineers rely heavily on defensive structure and half-court execution, frequently limiting possessions and forcing opponents into late-clock situations. Drexel, meanwhile, brings a more balanced offensive approach built on ball movement, spacing, and efficient perimeter shooting. That contrast has made Drexel a modest favorite in the early NCAAB odds and scores

Anaheim begins a seven-game, 15-day stretch without leaving Southern California. Six games take place at Honda Center, with one quick trip to Los Angeles. The schedule gives the Ducks a chance to build rhythm and maintain structure. Ryan Strome emphasized the opportunity to establish their game before the holiday break. The Ducks face the Stars on Friday before hosting Columbus on Saturday and Seattle on Monday. Their compressed schedule reduces practice time but may favor a young team comfortable playing through rhythm. Petr Mrazek returns from injured reserve and should back up Lukas Dostal against Dallas. Mrazek is expected to start Saturday. Dallas arrives after a 5-3 win in San Jose. They took six of their last eight games and