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Super Bowl LX lands at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on Sunday night, and it’s a rematch that feels familiar even if the rosters and coaches are almost entirely new. New England gets here at 14-3 with Mike Vrabel restoring a defense-first identity, while Seattle also finished 14-3 and has been the most consistent profile in the league when it comes to pressure, coverage speed, and eliminating explosives. The betting conversation starts with the quarterbacks. Drake Maye has played like a franchise guy all season and brings real mobility into this matchup, but he’s also taken too much heat in the playoffs. Sam Darnold has been efficient enough to get Seattle here, yet the turnover risk never fully disappears, especially

UNCG heads to Greenville on Sunday in a classic SoCon road-underdog spot. The Spartans have struggled away from home at 3-10, and that matters more against a Furman team that’s been steady in its own building at 11-3. Tip is 1:00 PM ET at Timmons Arena on ESPN2. The market is pricing this like a comfortable Furman win, with the Paladins laying -12.5 and a total sitting at 150.5. The handicap comes down to whether UNCG’s ability to get to the line and score through contact can keep them attached, or whether Furman’s shot-making and ball movement turn this into a second-half separation game. These are the current lines, and bettors should keep an eye on movement and price changes

Tulsa heads to Tampa with the better record and a profile that usually travels. The Golden Hurricane are 20-3 and 7-2 on the road, and they score efficiently enough to survive bad stretches without needing perfect pace. That matters in a short spread game. South Florida has been a different team at the Yuengling Center, and the market is respecting that with the Bulls laying -3.5 at home. Tip is noon ET on ESPNU, and the total is a loud 171.5, which tells you oddsmakers expect shot-making, fouls, or both. These are the current numbers, and bettors should keep monitoring movement on the latest college basketball odds leading into tip. Tulsa’s offense is the selling point. They’re putting up 87.5

USC heads to the Bryce Jordan Center for a Big Ten matinee against Penn State on Sunday, February 8 at 12:00 PM ET, with BTN carrying the broadcast. The Trojans have the cleaner résumé at 17-6, and they’ve been reliable away from home at 6-3, which matters in a spot where the market is asking them to win by multiple possessions. Penn State comes in at 10-13, but the home split is doing the heavy lifting at 9-6 in this building. The number is tight for a reason: USC is the better team, while Penn State’s path to cashing is turning this into a half-court, whistle-friendly grind where variance and late-game fouling can flip a ticket. USC is laying 3.5