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The San Antonio Spurs (37-16) travel to the Chase Center on Wednesday night for a Western Conference showdown against the Golden State Warriors (29-25). This 10:00 PM ET tip-off on ESPN serves as the final curtain call for both squads before the All-Star break. San Antonio is currently the hottest team in the West, riding a five-game winning streak that includes a 136-108 demolition of the Lakers just last night. The Spurs sit securely in the 2nd seed, trailing only Oklahoma City. The Warriors, meanwhile, are treading water in the 8th spot. While they managed a gritty one-point win over Memphis on Monday, the vibes in San Francisco are complicated. The team recently acquired Kristaps Porzingis to bolster their frontcourt,

The Oklahoma City Thunder (41-13) look to maintain their stranglehold on the top seed in the Western Conference as they visit the Phoenix Suns (32-22) at the Mortgage Matchup Center. Tip-off is set for 9:00 PM ET. Despite their dominant record, the Thunder are currently navigating a significant hurdle: the absence of MVP candidate Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who is out through the All-Star break with an abdominal strain. OKC proved they can still find ways to win by topping the Lakers on Monday, but a road test in Phoenix represents a higher tier of difficulty. The Suns enter this matchup as the 7th seed, just a few games back from the top four. Phoenix has found a groove lately, winning their

Virginia Tech heads to Littlejohn Coliseum to face Clemson on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET in a game that matters for both sides of the ACC picture. Clemson has been playing like a team built for March, stacking wins and defending at a level that travels, while Virginia Tech is trying to stabilize after a choppier stretch and keep its postseason case in good shape. The market is pricing Clemson as the clear better team at home, laying more than two possessions with an 8.5-point spread. That number makes sense if you believe Clemson can control the half-court, win the rebounding and turnover margins, and avoid the kind of offensive drought that opens the door for a

Alabama heads to Oxford for a high-profile SEC matchup against Ole Miss at The Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss. With the Crimson Tide laying a healthy number on the road and a total sitting in the mid 160s, this game is priced like a track meet with Alabama controlling the flow. From a betting standpoint, the key questions are simple. Can Ole Miss slow the possession count enough to keep the back door closed, and can Alabama’s shot volume and spacing create separation early so the Rebels are chasing points for 30 minutes. The market is also telling you to expect offense, so if you are going to play a total, you need a very clear stance