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Middle Tennessee and Western Kentucky renew a familiar Conference USA battle on Saturday, February 14, 2026 at 8:00 PM ET from E. A. Diddle Arena in Bowling Green, Kentucky. With both teams sitting in the middle of the league pack, this is the kind of game that can swing tiebreakers and momentum heading into the stretch run. Western Kentucky is laying a short number at home, and that makes sense given the venue and the Hilltoppers’ ability to control games with rebounding and physicality. Middle Tennessee, though, tends to be competitive when it can keep its turnover count reasonable and find enough clean looks to avoid long scoring droughts. From a betting perspective, this matchup sets up as a classic

Tulsa heads to Charles Koch Arena to face Wichita State on Saturday, February 14, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET in a key American Athletic Conference matchup with real seeding implications. Tulsa has been one of the league’s most consistent teams, while Wichita State has played well enough to stay in the upper half of the standings and is still dangerous at home when its defense is set and its rebounding travels. This is also a quick-rematch spot that matters for bettors. Tulsa already beat Wichita State 93-83 recently, and that result is part of why the market is keeping this line tight even with Wichita at home. Oddsmakers are basically asking one question: does home court and a likely adjustment

UC Santa Barbara heads to San Luis Obispo for a Big West matchup with Cal Poly on Saturday, February 14, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET at Mott Athletics Center. It is a familiar league spot with real implications for the middle of the conference table, and it comes with a classic handicap question: are the Gauchos priced correctly as a road favorite, or is the Mustangs’ home court enough to keep this inside the number? UC Santa Barbara has flashed the higher ceiling this season, including a recent head-to-head result that was lopsided, but Cal Poly has shown it can compete when its energy is right and its guards are making shots. The Mustangs also tend to look more connected

Texas Tech heads to Tucson for a major measuring-stick spot against Arizona on Saturday, February 14, 2026 at McKale Center. The tip time isn’t listed with the opener here, but the handicap doesn’t change: it’s a road test in one of the tougher home environments in the country against a Wildcats team that has been priced like a national contender for most of the season. From a betting perspective, this is the kind of matchup where the market forces you to pick your poison. Backing Arizona means laying a bigger number and betting that McKale plus Arizona’s ability to dictate shot quality shows up for 40 minutes. Taking Texas Tech means trusting the Red Raiders’ physical defense and toughness to