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Cade Cunningham has been unstoppable early this season, and bettors are taking notice. The Detroit Pistons guard has averaged 28 points and 12 assists during the team’s three-game winning streak. Detroit, now 5-2, looks to keep rolling when it hosts the Utah Jazz on Wednesday at Little Caesars Arena. Cunningham poured in 33 points in a 114-106 win over Memphis, including 19 in the fourth quarter. Isaiah Stewart added 26 points and 14 rebounds in place of the injured Tobias Harris. Utah snapped a three-game skid with a 105-103 win over Boston, led by Keyonte George’s 31 points. The Jazz are 3-4 and trying to regain consistency as they continue their five-game road trip. According to the latest NBA odds

The Rider Broncs visit the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on Wednesday night at Jersey Mike’s Arena in Piscataway. It marks the start of a new era for Rutgers, which moves forward without top-five NBA Draft picks Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey. After finishing 15-17 last season, Rutgers looks to return to its defensive identity under head coach Steve Pikiell. Despite losing immense offensive talent, this year’s team is built around experience, physicality, and rebounding — areas where Pikiell expects improvement. Jamichael Davis steps into a full-time leadership role at point guard, while newcomers Harun Zrno and Denis Badalau bring outside shooting and size. Rider, meanwhile, is trying to find its footing after an 87-53 loss at Virginia to open the season.

The South Dakota Coyotes travel to Omaha to face the Creighton Bluejays on Wednesday night at CHI Health Center Omaha. The 23rd-ranked Bluejays begin a new chapter after losing several key starters, while the Coyotes look to rebound from a close season-opening overtime defeat. Creighton head coach Greg McDermott enters the season with a retooled lineup following the departures of Ryan Kalkbrenner, Steven Ashworth, Pop Isaacs, and Jamiya Neal. Despite heavy turnover, expectations remain high. The Bluejays were picked third in the Big East preseason poll, powered by Iowa transfer Owen Freeman, sophomore forward Jackson McAndrew, and sharp-shooting guard Josh Dix. Freeman’s return from a knee injury gives Creighton an interior anchor to replace Kalkbrenner. Dix, named to the preseason

The Tarleton State Texans travel to Baton Rouge to face the LSU Tigers on Wednesday night at Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Both teams are coming off contrasting openers, and this early non-conference matchup should offer a glimpse into LSU’s revamped lineup. Head coach Matt McMahon enters his fourth year at LSU with 12 new players, blending transfers and freshmen around returning forward Jalen Reed — whose recovery from last year’s torn ACL could define the Tigers’ season. Reed was averaging 11.1 points and 6.5 rebounds before his injury and provides stability inside for a roster aiming to rebound from last year’s 14-18 record. The Tigers looked sharp in preseason action, defeating UCF 75-68 in their exhibition game behind Dedan Thomas