Match Facts
UMBC and South Florida meet Sunday, December 21, 2025 at 3:00 PM ET at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, with both teams sitting at 6-5 in a non-conference matchup that reads like a pace-versus-physicality test. South Florida’s profile is built around scoring volume and pressure, while UMBC’s path is usually more possession-to-possession, trying to stay organized, limit live-ball turnovers, and avoid the kind of rebounding deficit that turns a game into a track meet.
The market is treating this like a separation spot for the Bulls at home, but UMBC has enough structure to make this interesting early if it can avoid empty trips. The biggest swing factor is whether the Retrievers can get quality shots without sacrificing transition defense; if South Florida is running off misses and long rebounds, the spread becomes very real very fast.
Line and Odds
- Spread: UMBC +22.5 (-115) | South Florida -22.5 (-105)
- Moneyline: UMBC +2000 | South Florida -7000
- Total: 157.5
The number is telling you South Florida is expected to control both shot quality and game flow. For UMBC to threaten the spread, it’s not about “winning” the math battle everywhere — it’s about winning the right ones: keeping South Florida to one shot, getting to the line enough to slow momentum, and avoiding the quick 6-0 runs that flip a competitive game into a blowout. If you’re tracking how this game is being priced across the board, the simplest reference point is the college basketball odds page on ScoresandStats.
Movement Matchup
With a spread sitting north of 20, small information moves can matter more than people think. If South Florida’s side gets steamed, it’s usually the market betting that the Bulls can create a gap via tempo and depth — more possessions, more chances to stack stops into runouts. If the number were to come down, it would typically reflect a belief that UMBC can keep this game in a half-court rhythm, make the Bulls execute, and shorten the game.
The matchup dynamic is straightforward: UMBC wants a clean, repeatable offensive process and controlled pace; South Florida wants volume, pressure, and second chances. From a handicapping standpoint, this is the type of game where checking team context (rotation trends, recent usage, and efficiency splits) matters more than season averages, and the ScoresandStats NCAAB teams hub is the quickest way to frame that.
Breakdown Injury Reports
| Team | Player | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| UMBC | No injuries reported | — | No injuries currently listed |
| South Florida | No injuries reported | — | No injuries currently listed |
UMBC Recent performance
UMBC enters off a gritty 63-60 loss to Army, a game that fit the Retrievers’ typical script: lower-scoring, possession-heavy, and decided by execution late. That kind of game can be useful preparation here because it reinforces the discipline they’ll need — valuing each trip, getting back on defense, and not chasing points in a way that creates easy transition for the opponent.
The challenge is that South Florida can force you to play faster than you want. If UMBC’s shot profile turns into quick threes and contested looks early in the clock, it doesn’t just hurt efficiency — it feeds the Bulls’ tempo. UMBC’s best chance to stay competitive is to turn this into a series of solid half-court possessions where they can at least get South Florida working deep into the clock at the other end.
South Florida Recent performance
South Florida most recently dropped a 104-93 game to Alabama, but the more important takeaway is that the Bulls can score even when the matchup tilts athletic and physical. They’ve shown they can generate points from multiple spots, and that’s what makes them dangerous as a big favorite: they don’t need a perfect shooting night to build margin if they’re consistently creating extra possessions and living at the rim.
At home, the Bulls have been a different team, and that matters in a matchup where energy and pace are weapons. If South Florida is winning the rebounding battle and forcing UMBC into rushed decisions, it can create the type of cumulative pressure that breaks games open in the middle eight minutes of each half.
Betting Insights and Trends
This is a classic “tempo versus control” matchup. South Florida’s scoring profile and home comfort suggest the Bulls will try to raise the possession count, while UMBC’s clearest path is to shorten the game, protect the ball, and turn every stop into a walk-it-up possession. When games like this get lopsided, it usually starts with rebounding and turnovers — the two areas that create points without requiring shot-making.
The total at 157.5 is also telling you the market expects pace and conversion. That can be right, but blowout scripts can work against overs if the trailing team’s efficiency collapses and the leading team empties the bench earlier than usual. If you want a broader framework for how pace, totals, and matchup types tend to behave, the college basketball betting guide on ScoresandStats is the cleanest baseline.
Best Bets and Prediction
Best bet: Under 157.5
The number assumes both pace and sustained efficiency. South Florida can absolutely score, but a big-spread game can turn into a “margin management” second half where possessions slow, rotations widen, and the scoring rate drops even if the favorite is firmly in control. UMBC’s best strategy also points toward fewer clean transition possessions, which helps the under if they can execute it for long stretches.
Prediction: South Florida 90, UMBC 68
For additional board context and to compare this matchup to the rest of the slate, the ScoresandStats college basketball picks page and the college basketball championship odds hub are both relevant reads.
Handicapper section
If you’re aligning this matchup with the rest of Sunday’s card, keep it consistent: compare your position against the market baseline on the ScoresandStats college basketball odds board, then see whether it agrees with the direction of the day’s college basketball picks.
Match Facts
Northern Arizona (5-6) and Incarnate Word (5-6) meet on Sunday, December 21, 2025 at 3:00 PM ET at the McDermott Convocation Center in San Antonio. It’s a non-conference spot where the game script should be clear early: Northern Arizona wants a steadier half-court rhythm and fewer “free” possessions, while Incarnate Word is comfortable letting its guards create advantages and turning shot-making into separation.
This matchup sits in the range where one hot perimeter stretch can swing both the spread and total quickly, but the floor for Incarnate Word is also tied to whether it can consistently generate efficient offense beyond its top creator. If Northern Arizona can keep the Cardinals from stacking transition looks and second chances, the underdog can hang around for 40 minutes.
Line and Odds
- Spread: Northern Arizona +7.5 | Incarnate Word -7.5
- Moneyline: Northern Arizona +235 | Incarnate Word -300
- Total: 143.5
The current market is shading Incarnate Word by multiple possessions, which is a meaningful stance in a mid-major matchup. The number is largely a bet on Incarnate Word’s shot creation and offensive ceiling at home, while Northern Arizona backers are betting that the Lumberjacks can keep this close by controlling pace, limiting clean looks, and avoiding the turnovers that create instant runs. These numbers align with what’s posted across major boards tracking the Sunday slate on the college basketball odds board.
Movement Matchup
This is the kind of line where a half-point matters because it changes the number of possessions the favorite needs to truly “clear.” If Incarnate Word is scoring efficiently early, the game can tilt into a comfortable margin because Northern Arizona then has to take more threes and speed up—exactly what the favorite wants. If Northern Arizona dictates tempo early, forces longer possessions, and keeps Incarnate Word out of rhythm, the spread becomes fragile because it’s harder to build a big cushion without transition points.
From a matchup standpoint, watch what happens when Incarnate Word’s primary creator is pressured into tougher shots or forced into passing reads. If the offense becomes one-dimensional, Northern Arizona’s chances of staying within the number improve significantly.
Breakdown Injury Reports
Northern Arizona
| Player | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| No injuries reported | — | No reported injuries listed entering this matchup |
Incarnate Word
| Player | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| No injuries reported | — | No reported injuries listed entering this matchup |
Northern Arizona Recent performance
Northern Arizona comes in off a 65-57 win over Southern Utah, a result that matches the profile of how the Lumberjacks are most competitive: defend first, keep scoring bursts on the other side to a minimum, and make the game about execution instead of pace. Ryan Abelman’s 24-point outing is important here because it shows Northern Arizona can still manufacture offense when it needs to—without turning every possession into a gamble. If the Lumberjacks can get similar steadiness from their key scorers while staying disciplined defensively, they don’t need to “win” the efficiency battle for 40 minutes to cover a number like this.
The concern is that road volatility can creep in when Northern Arizona falls behind and starts chasing points. If the shot selection speeds up and the misses turn into runouts, the game can get away quickly. Their best version is the one that turns this into a half-court contest where every possession has weight.
Incarnate Word Recent performance
Incarnate Word recently pushed TCU in a 69-65 loss where Davion Bailey carried a massive load, erupting for 32 points and keeping the Cardinals in it deep into the second half. That performance is both a strength and a handicap clue: Incarnate Word has a clear late-clock answer and a high-end shot-maker, but the offense can also lean heavily on one player’s creation when the opponent takes away easy secondary options.
At home, the Cardinals’ scoring ceiling tends to show up more often, and they’ve been at their best when they stretch the floor and force defenses to guard multiple actions. If the supporting cast hits open threes and the Cardinals avoid long scoring droughts, the spread looks justified. If it turns into a grind where Bailey has to win every possession, Northern Arizona’s +7.5 becomes live.
Betting Insights and Trends
Northern Arizona has been the stronger point-spread profile so far, while Incarnate Word’s results have been more swingy depending on whether the perimeter shots fall. One notable angle is totals behavior: Northern Arizona games have leaned heavily toward the under, which fits the idea that they prefer a lower-possession script and can drag opponents into longer, more deliberate sequences.
From a slate-building perspective, this is the type of matchup where you either trust the favorite’s offensive spacing to create separation, or you side with the underdog’s ability to keep the game in a controlled tempo pocket. If you’re comparing styles across the board, the NCAAB teams hub is the cleanest way to keep those profiles consistent.
Best Bets and Prediction
Best bet: Northern Arizona +7.5
This is the best bet because Northern Arizona’s most likely “good” script is one that naturally compresses margins: fewer empty possessions, fewer transition chances, and a game where Incarnate Word has to execute in the half court instead of scoring in waves. Incarnate Word can absolutely win—especially at home—but laying multiple possessions becomes harder if the Cardinals don’t get easy points outside of Bailey’s creation, and Northern Arizona has already shown it can win games by keeping scoring in check.
Prediction: Incarnate Word 74, Northern Arizona 70
Handicapper section
If you’re playing the side, the decision is basically whether you believe Incarnate Word can create enough “run equity” to separate—usually through transition points, offensive rebounds, and quick threes. If you don’t see those extra-possession edges showing up, taking the points makes sense because Northern Arizona’s preferred pace naturally reduces blowout probability.
If you’re thinking totals instead, the under is the logical companion to a Northern Arizona cover: fewer possessions, more half-court defense, and fewer easy points. For broader context on how to approach pace-driven matchups across the board, the college basketball betting guide is the relevant framework piece, and futures context lives on pages like college basketball championship odds and the John Wooden Award odds when you’re evaluating how individual shot creators can swing outcomes.
Match Facts
New Hampshire and Saint Louis meet in a non-conference game on Sunday, December 21, 2025, at Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri, with tip set for 3:00 PM ET on ESPN+. New Hampshire enters at 4-7 and still searching for a road breakthrough at 0-6 away. Saint Louis comes in rolling at 10-1 and has been strong at home at 8-1, which is a major reason this number is priced in blowout range.
This matchup is about game control. If Saint Louis plays with pace early and turns defense into quick offense, the Billikens can create separation fast. If New Hampshire can keep possessions clean, limit transition, and force Saint Louis into longer half-court trips, the Wildcats can make the game feel slower and more spread-friendly even if they’re outclassed overall.
Line and Odds
- Spread: New Hampshire +31.5 | Saint Louis -31.5
- Total: 149.5
A spread above 30 usually reflects both talent gap and expected game script. Saint Louis is priced to score efficiently and consistently, while New Hampshire is priced as a team that may struggle to generate enough offense on the road to keep the margin from stretching. The total suggests a scoring environment where Saint Louis can get to the high-80s or 90s, with the rest dependent on whether New Hampshire can contribute enough to keep the game from stalling.
Movement Matchup
With a number this large, the key isn’t just who is better—it’s how the game unfolds after the first 10 minutes. If Saint Louis starts sharp, the game can turn into a wave of scoring runs fueled by rebounds, turnovers, and quick threes. If New Hampshire can survive the opening stretch and keep it within 12-15 points, the spread becomes harder for the favorite because the Billikens may shift into clock control, rotate deeper, and reduce possessions.
On the total, early tempo matters. If Saint Louis is getting runouts and free throws, the first half can fly over pace expectations. If New Hampshire is deliberate and Saint Louis is comfortable executing in the half court, the game can land under even if Saint Louis wins comfortably.
Breakdown Injury Reports
New Hampshire
| Player | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| No injuries reported | — | No injury notes were provided for New Hampshire |
Saint Louis
| Player | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| No injuries reported | — | No injury notes were provided for Saint Louis |
New Hampshire Recent performance
New Hampshire just pulled out a one-point win over Stonehill, which matters less for style points and more for proof of concept: the Wildcats can win close games when they defend, rebound, and avoid empty trips. The problem is that road games against high-level opponents compress that margin even further. If New Hampshire isn’t generating points at the line or creating second-chance looks, it becomes dependent on tough shot-making, and that’s a bad place to live against a team with Saint Louis’ athleticism and home energy.
The Wildcats’ best chance to stay competitive is to stay organized offensively, keep the ball out of trouble, and make Saint Louis score through multiple passes rather than quick bursts. If New Hampshire gets sped up and starts trading quick threes for Saint Louis paint touches, the margin can get out of hand quickly.
Saint Louis Recent performance
Saint Louis is coming off a demolition-style win and has been playing like a team that can bury opponents early. The Billikens’ season profile suggests they can score in waves and still defend well enough to keep opponents from answering. In a matchup like this, the main risk for Saint Louis isn’t ability—it’s focus and pacing. Big favorites can drift, especially if they know they can flip the switch later.
If Saint Louis takes this seriously early, the game likely follows a predictable arc: build a lead, keep New Hampshire from getting clean looks, and let depth maintain the margin. If Saint Louis is loose with the ball or doesn’t rebound, it can create just enough extra possessions for New Hampshire to hang around and threaten the number.
Betting Insights and Trends
The spread handicap comes down to whether New Hampshire can manufacture offense without feeding Saint Louis tempo. When heavy favorites cover numbers like this, it’s usually because they create easy points: steals into layups, offensive rebounds into put-backs, and frequent trips to the line. If New Hampshire can reduce those “free points,” the underdog has a much better chance to cover simply because the game becomes more possession-limited.
The total is tricky because Saint Louis can push it by itself. But blowout games often have an under-friendly second half if the favorite slows down, empties the bench, and the underdog’s efficiency drops under pressure. If New Hampshire struggles to score for long stretches, the under becomes live even with a comfortable Saint Louis win.
Best Bets and Prediction
Best bet: Under 149.5
This is the best bet because New Hampshire’s most realistic path is a slower, more deliberate game where it tries to limit possessions and keep Saint Louis from getting transition points. Even if Saint Louis scores efficiently, a low-output game from New Hampshire plus a second half that shifts into clock management can keep this total from clearing.
Prediction: Saint Louis 92, New Hampshire 58
Handicapper section
For side bettors, laying a number above 30 requires a very specific script: Saint Louis has to play clean, force turnovers, and keep the game at a high possession count long enough to create distance. If you expect the Billikens to rotate deeper and manage minutes once the lead is secure, New Hampshire’s points become more attractive because backdoor covers are common in these spots.
For totals bettors, the under is attached to the idea that New Hampshire won’t score efficiently on the road and that Saint Louis will be comfortable draining clock once the game is in hand.
Match Facts
Norfolk State and UTEP meet Sunday, December 21, 2025 at 9:00 PM ET inside the Don Haskins Center in El Paso. It’s a non-conference matchup between a Norfolk State team that has been far more comfortable at home and a UTEP group that has leaned on home-court energy for most of its success so far. With both programs still trying to stabilize consistency before the heart of conference play, this game plays like a tone-setter for how each staff wants to manage tempo and late-game execution.
From a matchup standpoint, the game sets up as a contrast in shot profile and where points are generated. Norfolk State’s best stretches typically come when it’s getting downhill, finishing at the rim, and turning stops into quick offense. UTEP is more likely to make you work for shots in the half court, and when the Miners control the glass and keep possessions clean, they can turn the game into a grind that forces the underdog to execute longer possessions. That tug-of-war is the key story for Sunday.
Line and Odds
- Spread: UTEP -7.5, Norfolk State +7.5
- Moneyline: UTEP -315, Norfolk State +250
- Total: 135.5
The market is pricing UTEP as the more reliable side at home, with the spread landing in a range that implies Norfolk State needs a strong shooting night or a turnover edge to stay within one or two possessions late. The total is posted in the mid-130s, which fits a game where UTEP prefers fewer empty trips, and Norfolk State’s path to points is more dependent on creating easier looks (transition, free throws, second-chance chances). If the game turns into a whistle-heavy free-throw contest, the total can get stressed; if it becomes a half-court possession game, the under benefits.
Movement Matchup
With UTEP installed as the favorite and the total sitting in the mid-130s, the most important “movement” angle is less about chasing every tick and more about what number you’re willing to accept based on style. If the spread inflates further, it puts more pressure on UTEP to separate in a slower environment where margins can be tight. If the total gets bet down, that signals the market expects a more controlled pace and fewer transition points—something that generally favors the home team’s preferred script. This is also a game where any late injury/availability update can move the number quickly because both rotations are not built to absorb missing ball-handling or primary usage.
Breakdown Injury Reports
Norfolk State
| Player | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| No injuries listed | — | No reported injuries at time of writing |
UTEP
| Player | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Tyreese Watson | Questionable | Undisclosed/availability to monitor |
Norfolk State Recent performance
Norfolk State enters this matchup still searching for dependable road production. The Spartans have shown they can generate offense when the game opens up—especially when their guards are getting paint touches and they’re living at the rim—but the issue has been sustaining that identity away from home. When possessions slow down and the opponent forces them to execute deeper into the clock, the Spartans’ efficiency tends to dip, and empty trips pile up quickly.
The most encouraging sign for Norfolk State is that the offense can spike when a lead scorer gets rolling early and pulls help defenders, which creates kick-out chances and cleaner lanes for secondary scorers. The challenge is that UTEP is built to make you earn those advantages: if Norfolk State isn’t winning the turnover margin or generating second-chance points, it becomes harder to keep pace without above-average perimeter shooting.
UTEP Recent performance
UTEP’s season profile has been straightforward: the Miners have looked most competent when they control tempo at home and keep the game from becoming a track meet. Offensively, the cleanest version of UTEP is when they’re getting into their sets, touching the paint, and avoiding live-ball turnovers that ignite runouts. That matters here because Norfolk State’s best chance is to speed the game up and force chaotic possessions.
On the other end, UTEP’s home-court edge has shown up in effort plays—rebounding, loose balls, and the ability to string together consecutive stops. If the Miners can turn this into a possession-by-possession game and keep Norfolk State from scoring in transition, they’ll usually get enough scoring across the rotation to separate by the second half.
Betting Insights and Trends
This matchup is best viewed through pace and shot quality rather than raw points-per-game. Norfolk State’s cleaner scoring windows come from early offense, rim attempts, and free throws; UTEP’s defensive goal will be to take away the easy stuff and force longer possessions that end in contested jumpers. If that’s happening consistently, Norfolk State’s scoring can flatten for stretches, which makes covering a bigger number difficult—but it also makes it harder for the underdog to win the game outright.
On the UTEP side, the key is whether the Miners can maintain offensive composure and avoid the empty two-minute segments that let underdogs hang around. If UTEP is patient, rebounds at a decent level, and doesn’t gift transition points, the home team is in control of script. For matchup context, it also helps to compare profiles and tempo across the broader slate on the NCAAB odds page and team pages on the college basketball teams hub.
Best Bets and Prediction
Best bet: Under 135.5
This total is playable because UTEP’s most repeatable path to winning is slowing the game down, defending without fouling in bunches, and forcing Norfolk State into longer half-court possessions. Norfolk State can absolutely score, but its most efficient offense is tied to creating easier points; if UTEP limits transition and keeps the Spartans off the free-throw line at a normal rate, the scoring pressure shifts to half-court shot-making. That’s a lower-confidence environment for both teams, and it’s exactly what an under needs.
Prediction: UTEP 70, Norfolk State 62
Handicapper section
If you’re building a card, keep this one simple: start with the total and only add a side if you have a firm read on how the first eight minutes will look (tempo and turnovers). For additional slate context and how this game fits the day’s board, compare it against the full menu of college basketball picks and use a rules-based approach from the NBA betting guide for bankroll structure and line discipline. Futures aren’t necessary for this matchup, but it’s useful context to see how teams are priced across the season via college basketball championship odds and John Wooden Award odds.
Match Facts
UC Irvine and North Dakota State meet on Sunday, December 21, 2025 at 7:00 PM ET from the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas (neutral site). It’s a useful late-December measuring stick: UC Irvine is trying to stabilize after a rough result last time out, while North Dakota State arrives with momentum and the type of shot-making that can travel anywhere.
On paper, this profiles as one of the tighter games on the board, which is why the number is short and why the total has drawn attention. If you’re tracking the full slate of matchups and lines, the main college basketball odds board is the cleanest place to compare markets across games without bouncing around. college basketball odds
Line and Odds
- Point spread: UC Irvine -1.5 (-110) / North Dakota State +1.5 (-110)
- Moneyline: UC Irvine -125 / North Dakota State +105
- Total: 143.5 (Over -112 / Under -108)
This is priced like a near coin-flip, and the market is basically telling you the game will be decided late. UC Irvine’s edge is typically built on controlling the interior and limiting second chances, while NDSU’s path often comes down to perimeter efficiency and keeping turnovers manageable. With such a thin spread, you’re mostly betting which identity shows up cleaner for 40 minutes.
Movement Matchup
The spread has largely held around UC Irvine -1.5, but the total has shown more movement, sliding off 144.5 and settling closer to 143.5. That kind of total dip usually signals either (1) respect for half-court possessions and fewer easy runouts, or (2) bettors leaning into the idea that one side dictates pace and shot quality instead of letting this turn into a loose, high-possession track meet.
Matchup-wise, UC Irvine’s priority is to make NDSU score over bodies in the paint and finish possessions with rebounds. For NDSU, the key is preventing UC Irvine from living at the rim and forcing the Anteaters into longer, later-clock attempts. If NDSU is comfortable early from three, the game pressure flips quickly because it stretches UC Irvine’s defensive shape and pulls bigs away from rebounding lanes.
Breakdown Injury Reports
UC Irvine
| Player | Status | Injury | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No reported injuries | — | — | UC Irvine has no reported injuries at this time |
North Dakota State
| Player | Status | Injury | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No reported injuries | — | — | North Dakota State has no reported injuries at this time |
UC Irvine Recent performance
UC Irvine comes in needing a sharper response after a lopsided loss to Belmont, a game that got away early and never really reset. Jurian Dixon was one of the few consistent sources of offense, but the bigger issue was the overall shot diet and how rarely the Anteaters were able to generate “easy” points when the first action didn’t produce an advantage. In a neutral-site setting, that matters even more because there’s less rhythm from a familiar backdrop.
The good news for UC Irvine is that this matchup is one where their strengths can show up immediately if they’re locked in: defensive possessions that end with rebounds, second-chance opportunities on the other end, and steady pressure at the rim. If they can avoid empty trips (quick threes without paint touch, live-ball turnovers), the floor of their performance rises fast.
North Dakota State Recent performance
North Dakota State arrives with confidence after putting up 101 points in its most recent game, and the scoring profile fits what makes the Bison dangerous: spacing, three-point volume, and multiple players capable of making the extra pass into an open shot. When they’re getting clean perimeter looks early, they’re hard to slow down because the ball moves faster than the defense can rotate.
The key for NDSU here is translating that flow against a more physical, more disciplined opponent. Neutral-site games can be quirky—legs, sightlines, and early jitters matter—so the Bison’s best version is the one that values possessions, gets shots they can rebound, and doesn’t gift UC Irvine transition chances off sloppy handles.
Betting Insights and Trends
From a betting perspective, this is a classic “small number, real game” spot. North Dakota State has been the more reliable side against the spread overall, while UC Irvine’s results have skewed more toward lower-scoring finals, which fits how the Anteaters prefer to play when they’re controlling the terms. The market movement on the total (down from 144.5 to 143.5) lines up with that read: fewer freebies, more half-court execution, and a higher share of possessions decided by who finishes better inside.
If you’re scanning how similar price ranges have played out across the slate, it helps to compare profiles and matchups quickly across the full college basketball teams hub, especially for neutral-site games where “home/away” splits can mislead.
Best Bets and Prediction
Best bet: UC Irvine -1.5 (-110)
UC Irvine is the side that’s more likely to win the possession battle: defensive rebounds, second-chance chances, and fewer “wild” stretches. In a near pick’em, that matters because it creates a cleaner late-game script—fewer swing plays, fewer transition threes, fewer sequences where one hot minute flips the entire number. If UC Irvine plays with any consistency in shot selection (paint touches first, kick-outs second), they should have enough control to land on the right side of a one-possession spread.
Prediction: UC Irvine 74, North Dakota State 70
Handicapper section
If you’re playing this game, the smartest approach is keeping it simple: one position, one number, and let the matchup do the work. Tracking how this line shifts closer to tip—especially the total—can be useful when you’re comparing it to the rest of the board on the college basketball picks page. For longer-horizon context on how contenders and mid-majors are being priced into futures as the calendar turns, the college basketball championship odds page is a good temperature check, and individual breakout names tend to surface quickly in award markets like the John Wooden Award odds.
Match Facts
Nicholls and Pacific meet on Sunday, December 21, 2025, at the Alex G. Spanos Center in Stockton, California, in a non-conference matchup that pits a Southland team trying to translate recent momentum to the road against a Pacific program that has been nearly untouchable on its home floor. Nicholls enters at 3-7 and is still searching for its first road win (0-7 away), which is the biggest red flag in a spot where Pacific has protected home court all season at 5-0.
From a matchup standpoint, this sets up as a classic “can the underdog travel” test. Nicholls has shown it can score enough to hang around when shots fall, especially when its primary creators are getting clean looks early in the clock. Pacific’s baseline advantage is environment and stability: it has been far more consistent at home, and this number suggests the market expects that consistency to show up again. If you’re building context from the broader college landscape, the quickest way to compare profiles is to move between the NCAAB team pages on the teams hub and the matchup slate on the college basketball odds board.
Line and Odds
- Point spread: Pacific -9.5 (-110) | Nicholls +9.5 (-110)
- Moneyline: Pacific -575 | Nicholls +420
- Total: 142.5 (Over -105 | Under -115)
Pacific being priced near a double-digit favorite fits the “home dominance vs. road struggles” split, but it also creates a decision point: you’re either betting Pacific to control game script for 40 minutes, or you’re betting Nicholls to keep contact long enough for the number to matter late. The total is sitting in a middle range where pace and shot quality will decide it more than any single matchup wrinkle. For additional context on how this market fits the rest of the day, the college basketball odds page is the clean reference point for side/total comparisons across the board.
Movement Matchup
Even without a published move history in the raw notes, this is the type of spread that usually swings based on one question: do bettors trust the favorite to separate, or do they prefer the underdog’s points in a non-conference setting? If Pacific takes early money, the story is straightforward—home floor plus opponent travel issues equals a number that can creep toward double digits and beyond. If Nicholls attracts support, it typically signals belief that the Colonels can score efficiently enough to avoid extended droughts and keep the game in the 4–10 point band deep into the second half.
The total is also sensitive to game state. If Pacific gets comfortable and turns this into a controlled, half-court game with fewer live-ball turnovers, the under becomes more realistic. If Nicholls is trading quickly and converting threes at a healthy clip, the game can climb into the mid-70s for Pacific and force the total upward with it. For a broader read on what tends to matter most in these situations, the college basketball betting guide is a helpful framework for pace, variance, and game script concepts.
Breakdown Injury Reports
| Team | Player | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nicholls | No injuries reported | — | No injuries currently listed |
| Team | Player | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pacific | No injuries reported | — | No injuries currently listed |
Nicholls Recent performance
Nicholls comes in off a 79-64 win over Houston Christian where the offense looked more organized and the scoring distribution was steadier than what you’d expect from a 3-7 team. Jalik Dunkley’s 23-point game on hyper-efficient shooting is exactly the kind of performance Nicholls needs if it’s going to threaten an upset, because it raises the team’s scoring ceiling without requiring a perfect shooting night from everyone else. The problem is that those good offensive flashes haven’t traveled—0-7 away is usually a sign that shot quality, ball security, or defensive resistance dips in hostile environments, and any one of those is enough to turn a competitive first half into a second-half fade.
To keep this game live, Nicholls has to avoid empty possessions that fuel Pacific’s confidence. That means fewer rushed threes early in the clock unless they’re created off paint touches, and a stronger commitment to getting to the line or generating second-chance points when the perimeter isn’t cooperating. If Nicholls is playing from behind but not panicking, the +9.5 stays in play well into the final segment.
Pacific Recent performance
Pacific is coming off a rough road loss at BYU, but the home/road split is the bigger indicator than one lopsided result. The Tigers are undefeated at home (5-0) and have generally shot and defended more consistently in Stockton, which is why the market is comfortable laying -9.5 here. Elias Ralph’s steady production has been a stabilizer, and Pacific’s free-throw reliability matters in a spread range where endgame fouling can swing the cover.
The main edge Pacific can press is structure. At home, teams that are comfortable executing tend to force opponents to guard for longer stretches, and that’s where travel-worn teams often break—late-clock mistakes, poor closeouts, and quick runouts the other way. If Pacific can turn Nicholls’ road issues into live-ball turnovers and transition points, the favorite has a clear path to separation without needing a heater from three.
Betting Insights and Trends
This matchup is being priced almost entirely through venue performance and trust. Nicholls has the type of volatility that can cover a number when the offense is efficient—especially if it’s getting clean looks from three and finishing well at the rim—but that same volatility is why road games have been a problem. Pacific’s profile is the opposite: it’s less about explosion and more about playing a clean game at home where opponents struggle to sustain offense for 40 minutes.
From a totals perspective, 142.5 isn’t asking for a track meet, but it also doesn’t require perfect efficiency. The over becomes more realistic if Nicholls can score into the low 70s, because Pacific’s home scoring environment often pushes it toward the mid-to-high 70s. The under becomes more realistic if Nicholls stalls for long stretches, because Pacific can still win comfortably in a lower-possession game without the scoreboard ever fully opening up. If you want a macro reference point for how these games tend to behave across the slate, the college basketball picks section is a useful way to compare similar spread/total combinations.
Best Bets and Prediction
Best bet: Nicholls +9.5 (-110)
The best case for Nicholls is simple: this number is large enough that you don’t need an upset to win the bet—you need competitiveness. Nicholls has shown it can produce efficient offense when its lead scorers are finishing, and Pacific doesn’t need to be “bad” for this to land; it just needs to play a normal home game where it’s in control but not creating a 15–20 point gap. If Nicholls keeps its turnover count manageable and avoids the type of multi-minute scoring droughts that bury underdogs on the road, the +9.5 has room to cash even in a Pacific win.
Projected score: Pacific 76, Nicholls 70
Handicapper section
If you’re aligning this play with the broader Sunday board, this matchup fits the common college basketball underdog profile: a live offense taking points against a home favorite whose edge is more about consistency than overwhelming pace. This is the type of game where the market can be shaped by perception of road form, so it’s worth comparing how similar underdogs are being priced across the scores-and-odds college basketball slate and how that lines up with consensus angles you’ll see across NCAAB picks.
Match Facts
Idaho heads to the Central Coast for a non-conference matchup with Cal Poly on Sunday, December 21, 2025, with tip set for 7:00 PM ET at the Mott Athletics Center in San Luis Obispo. This game profiles as a pace-and-shot-volume clash: Idaho’s offense is built to generate clean perimeter looks and quick scoring runs, while Cal Poly is far more comfortable when it can turn the game into a trade of threes and transition spurts at home. If you’re building a card for Sunday, this is the type of matchup where the number matters as much as the teams—tracking the market on the game inside the broader college basketball odds board is useful before locking anything in.
From a matchup standpoint, Idaho’s edge is typically in shot quality and execution, especially when it’s getting multiple creators into the half-court flow and spacing the floor. Cal Poly’s path is more chaotic: lean into volume, push tempo off misses, and try to win the math battle with threes. That creates a game script where short runs can swing the spread quickly, and where live betting is often cleaner than pregame if you see one side controlling shot selection early.
Line and Odds
- Point spread: Idaho -2.5, Cal Poly +2.5
- Moneyline: Idaho -141, Cal Poly +116
- Total: 167
This is a modest road-favorite price that basically says Idaho is the more reliable side, but not so much better that Cal Poly can’t flip the game with one strong shooting stretch. The total is positioned in a range that implies plenty of possessions and a healthy number of made threes. If the game plays more like “who takes the better shots” rather than “who runs faster,” the under can come into play even with capable offenses. If the early minutes look like a track meet with quick-trigger threes, the over becomes live quickly. For a broader view of how this number sits versus other slates, it helps to compare it with the day’s NCAAB picks landscape.
Movement Matchup
Depending on the book, you’ll commonly see a small range around Idaho as a short favorite (often from about -1 up to the -2.5 area) with totals sitting in the upper-160s. That kind of spread range usually signals the market is weighing two competing truths: Idaho’s baseline efficiency and shot-making stability versus Cal Poly’s ability to create volatility at home with pace and perimeter volume. If the spread tightens toward a near pick’em, it’s typically a sign bettors are pricing in Cal Poly’s shooting variance and home environment more heavily. If it pushes higher than -2.5 for Idaho, the market is essentially saying Cal Poly’s defensive resistance isn’t trustworthy enough to keep the game in one-possession territory late.
Stylistically, this is a “math game.” Idaho wants good shots early in the clock without wasting possessions, but not at the cost of rushed looks. Cal Poly can live with some inefficiency if it’s generating extra possessions and taking enough threes to raise its ceiling. Understanding each team’s season profile within the broader pool of college basketball teams helps frame whether this number is truly small—or actually a premium for the road favorite.
Breakdown Injury Reports
| Team | Player | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Idaho | No injuries reported | N/A | No injuries currently listed |
| Team | Player | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cal Poly | No injuries reported | N/A | No injuries currently listed |
Idaho Recent performance
Idaho comes in with a profile that generally travels better than most mid-major offenses because it doesn’t rely on one single shot type to score. When the Vandals are at their best, they’re producing points through spacing and decision-making—turning defensive attention into kick-out threes, and using interior touches to keep the defense honest. The key for Idaho in a road spot like this is composure: empty possessions on the road usually come from rushed threes, sloppy live-ball turnovers, or settling for contested mid-range shots without forcing rotations first. If Idaho stays disciplined and keeps its shot diet clean, it tends to play from ahead more often than not.
The other stabilizer is rebounding and second-chance opportunities. Even when the shots aren’t falling early, a team that can extend possessions and avoid giving up runouts can keep the game from turning into a Cal Poly rhythm contest. Idaho’s ability to avoid long droughts will matter, because Cal Poly’s best stretches usually come when opponents take quick, low-quality attempts that fuel transition and early-clock threes the other way.
Cal Poly Recent performance
Cal Poly’s season has shown a much wider game-to-game range, and that volatility is exactly why this matchup is tricky for a short road favorite. When the Mustangs are clicking, they can put points up in a hurry because they’re comfortable shooting threes in volume and playing through momentum. That’s particularly relevant at home, where energy and pace can lift role players into bigger shooting performances. The flip side is that high-variance offense can produce ugly stretches if the threes don’t fall and the possessions get shorter and more hurried.
Defensively, Cal Poly’s biggest challenge in this matchup is preventing Idaho from getting comfortable touches that lead to clean looks. If Cal Poly is constantly in rotation or late on closeouts, Idaho’s offense becomes efficient enough to neutralize the home-court punch. Cal Poly’s best defensive sequence isn’t necessarily forcing turnovers—it’s getting stops that lead to runouts, which is where the Mustangs can generate the easiest points they’ll see all night.
Betting Insights and Trends
This game is likely to be decided by shot quality versus shot volume. Idaho typically benefits when the game becomes possession-by-possession basketball, because stable execution shows up late—especially if Cal Poly has to score in the half court without a transition edge. Cal Poly benefits when the game becomes a math contest: more threes, more pace, more possessions, more variance. That’s also why spread outcomes can look “obvious” in hindsight—either Idaho’s control smothers the volatility, or Cal Poly’s shooting swings the game fast.
For totals, the key is whether either team is forced out of its comfort. If Idaho can turn Cal Poly’s possessions into longer, less efficient trips, the total becomes fragile even if both teams have scoring talent. If Cal Poly is getting early offense and quick threes, the game can climb into the upper-80s on both sides. Monitoring the number relative to the slate of college basketball championship odds markets can be a useful discipline tool—avoid forcing a total just because the number is high; it has to match the expected game script.
Best Bets and Prediction
Best bet: Idaho -2.5
Idaho is the side with the cleaner baseline: more consistent execution, fewer ways to beat itself, and a better chance to win the final four minutes if this is a one-possession game. Cal Poly can absolutely win, but it usually requires a strong shooting night or a decisive edge in extra possessions. Laying a short number with the team that’s less dependent on variance is the better long-run approach, especially when the spread is still inside one possession.
Prediction: Idaho 85, Cal Poly 82
That score leans toward the higher end of the total range, reflecting that both teams can create offense—but with Idaho doing it more predictably and sustaining it longer.
Handicapper section
If you’re comparing multiple plays across the board, keep this one in the “short road favorite in a high-variance matchup” bucket and size it accordingly. It’s a strong candidate to pair with other NCAAB picks that rely less on three-point variance, and it’s worth tracking how the market behaves close to tip because small shifts can signal how much confidence bettors have in Cal Poly’s ability to manufacture the kind of pace-and-volume game it needs. If you’re also betting futures, this is the type of matchup that reinforces why award and futures markets like John Wooden Award odds can be so sensitive to game script—high-tempo, high-usage environments inflate stat lines fast, while controlled games tend to reward efficiency over raw volume.
Match Facts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Matchup | Austin Peay Governors vs Kansas City Roos |
| Date | Sunday, December 21, 2025 |
| Venue | Swinney Recreation Center |
| Location | Kansas City, Missouri |
| Game type | Non-conference (Atlantic Sun vs Summit) |
| Records | Austin Peay: 5-5 |
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Line and Odds
| Market | Austin Peay | Kansas City |
|---|---|---|
| Spread | -7.5 (-106) | +7.5 (-115) |
| Moneyline | -350 | +265 |
| Total | 144.5 (-110) | 144.5 (-110) |
Movement Matchup
The market is pricing Austin Peay as the clear better side, but not in blowout territory. At -7.5, the key question is whether Kansas City can keep this in single digits with pace, or whether Austin Peay’s cleaner offense forces separation late.
If you’re betting the number, the main thresholds are 7 and 8. Anything above -8 starts to demand a more comfortable margin profile. On the total, 144.5 is essentially asking for a clean tempo game plus decent conversion, so you want to be disciplined if the number climbs.
For broader strategy angles on sides and totals, the betting guide is a useful baseline for how to approach price sensitivity and key numbers.
Breakdown Injury Reports
Austin Peay
| Player | Position | Status | Impact note |
|---|---|---|---|
| None | N/A | No major injuries reported | No expected rotation limitation |
Kansas City
| Player | Position | Status | Impact note |
|---|---|---|---|
| None | N/A | No major injuries reported | No expected rotation limitation |
Austin Peay Recent performance
Austin Peay is coming off a tight 76-75 home win over East Tennessee State, with Zyree Collins driving the offense (25 points, 9 assists) and Rashaud Marshall controlling the glass (17 points, 11 rebounds). The profile is straightforward: this is a team that can score, and it has enough shooting to punish defenses that overhelp.
The road record has been the soft spot, but the recent close win matters because it reinforces late-game execution. If Collins is consistently creating paint touches and kick-outs, the Governors can hit enough threes to keep Kansas City from loading up.
If you want quick context on how both programs stack up across the slate, the NCAAB teams hub is the fastest reference point.
Kansas City Recent performance
Kansas City is 2-11 and coming off a 91-79 loss at Oklahoma State, but the scoring output shows they can play offense when the pace is there. Karmello Branch (18) and Jayson Petty (16) carried most of the perimeter load, and the Roos have been most competitive when they’re getting up-and-down and generating volume.
At home, they’ve had their better moments, including a 102-75 win over Spurgeon College where Jerome Palm posted 21 points and 13 boards. The issue is consistency: when Kansas City’s shooting dips, they don’t have a reliable defensive base to keep the game close.
Betting Insights and Trends
Kansas City plays with tempo (69.3 possessions per game, top-100 nationally), which can inflate totals and widen variance on spreads. That helps an underdog stay live, but it also increases the risk of a run that breaks the number quickly if the favorite is converting efficiently.
Austin Peay’s offensive baseline is meaningfully higher (76.3 points per game), and they have enough perimeter output to stretch a defense that’s already been vulnerable this season. If Kansas City can’t win the defensive glass or force empty trips, this becomes a late separation game.
If you’re also tracking the wider market (futures, awards), college basketball championship odds and Wooden Award odds provide quick context on where money is flowing nationally.
Best Bets and Prediction
The side is the cleaner play than the total.
Austin Peay is priced as the better team for a reason: higher scoring output, more reliable creators, and a Kansas City profile that needs pace and shooting to keep up. The model projection aligns with Austin Peay controlling the game.
Best bet: Austin Peay -7.5 (-106)
Projected score: Austin Peay 78, Kansas City 68
The projection lands around 146, so there isn’t a big edge at 144.5. If you like the under angle, it’s more attractive at 145.5+ and becomes less appealing if the market drops.
Handicapper section
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Match Facts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Matchup | UC Davis Aggies vs Idaho State Bengals |
| Date | Sunday, December 21, 2025 |
| Time | 6:00 PM ET |
| Venue | Reed Gym |
| Location | Pocatello, Idaho |
| Game type | Non-conference (Big West vs Big Sky) |
| Broadcast | ESPN+ |
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Line and Odds
| Market | UC Davis | Idaho State |
|---|---|---|
| Spread | +5.5 (-110) | -5.5 (-110) |
| Moneyline | +200 | -250 |
| Total | 138.5 | 138.5 |
Movement Matchup
Idaho State is being priced as the stronger team largely because this game is in Pocatello, where the Bengals have been clean and consistent. The spread at -5.5 is a “win and cover with a normal home performance” number, not a statement that Idaho State is in a different tier.
The key number is 6. If this moves to -6.5, UC Davis value improves because you’re getting an extra possession margin in a game the model expects to be tight. On the total, 138.5 is modest relative to both teams’ scoring averages, so any move downward increases the appeal of the over.
For general approach on side vs total pricing and key-number discipline, use the betting guide.
Breakdown Injury Reports
UC Davis
| Player | Position | Status | Impact note |
|---|---|---|---|
| None | N/A | No major injuries reported | No expected rotation limitation |
Idaho State
| Player | Position | Status | Impact note |
|---|---|---|---|
| None | N/A | No major injuries reported | No expected rotation limitation |
UC Davis Recent performance
UC Davis is coming off a 79-78 loss to Seattle where the offense largely did its job. Isaiah Chappell was efficient (20 points on 70% shooting) and Brayden Fagbemi added 15 with four assists, which matters because UC Davis needs steady guard play to survive on the road.
The Aggies are scoring 75.6 points per game on 46.2% shooting, and the three-point rate (34.2%) gives them a real way to swing the cover if they get a clean perimeter night. The road record (1-4) is the concern, but they’ve shown they can play tight games into the final possessions, which is exactly what you want with points in hand.
For team context and how UC Davis compares across the slate, the NCAAB teams hub is the quickest reference.
Idaho State Recent performance
Idaho State has been strong at home (4-0) and is coming off an 80-64 win over Montana-Western. Connor Hollenbeck led with 18 points and six boards, with Caleb Van De Griend adding 17 and six. Their home form is the clearest reason they’re laying points here.
Offensively, the Bengals are steady rather than explosive: 75 points per game, 46.4% from the field, and a 53.6% effective field goal rate that points to quality looks and balance. Van De Griend (14.4 points, 6.8 rebounds) and Hollenbeck (13.6 points, 4.6 rebounds) give them consistent scoring without needing one player to go nuclear.
Betting Insights and Trends
Both teams live in a similar scoring band (mid-70s per game), which usually points to competitive spreads when the talent gap isn’t massive. That’s why UC Davis +5.5 is attractive if you believe their offense travels even moderately.
Idaho State’s edge is the venue and stability. If the Bengals avoid empty trips and keep UC Davis off the offensive glass, they can cover with a normal home performance. UC Davis’ path to the cover is shooting and guard creation; if they’re generating clean threes and avoiding live-ball turnovers, the number is very playable.
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Best Bets and Prediction
The model points to a close Idaho State win, which makes the underdog spread the sharper side.
Best bet: UC Davis +5.5 (-110)
Projected score: Idaho State 76, UC Davis 72
The projection (148) clears the number, and both teams’ scoring baselines support it. The over plays best if UC Davis’ efficiency holds and Idaho State continues its clean home offense.
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Match Facts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Matchup | Morgan State Bears vs San Francisco Dons |
| Date | Sunday, December 21, 2025 |
| Time | 6:00 PM ET |
| Venue | War Memorial Gymnasium |
| Location | San Francisco, California |
| Game type | Non-conference (MEAC vs WCC) |
| Broadcast | ESPN+ |
| Records | Morgan State: 2-9 |
| Road/Home split | Morgan State road: 0-5 |
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Line and Odds
| Market | Morgan State | San Francisco |
|---|---|---|
| Spread | +26.5 (-110) | -26.5 (-110) |
| Moneyline | +3750 | -20000 |
| Total | Over 147.5 (-115) | Under 147.5 (-105) |
Movement Matchup
This line is telling you the market expects a one-way script at home, with San Francisco’s efficiency creating separation early and the margin building through the middle of the game. At -26.5, you’re not handicapping who wins, you’re handicapping whether Morgan State can avoid extended scoreless stretches and whether San Francisco keeps the foot down for 40 minutes.
Key number-wise, anything north of 27 makes the dog more attractive because one late run, empty bench minutes, or a slower second half can derail a cover for a big favorite. On the total, 147.5 is high relative to the model projection and the pace note in the raw data, so the under becomes more appealing if the number rises.
If you want a cleaner framework for dealing with big spreads and totals sensitivity, the betting guide is the best reference point.
Breakdown Injury Reports
Morgan State
| Player | Position | Status | Impact note |
|---|---|---|---|
| None | N/A | No major injuries reported | No expected rotation limitation |
San Francisco
| Player | Position | Status | Impact note |
|---|---|---|---|
| None | N/A | No major injuries reported | No expected rotation limitation |
Morgan State Recent performance
Morgan State is trying to reset after a difficult matchup against California. Christian Oliver led with 14 points on efficient shooting, and Rob Lawson added 11 points with eight assists, which matters because the Bears need ball security and shot quality to survive long road stretches.
The most actionable strength in their profile is free-throw creation. They’re making 17.8 free throws per game (top-100 nationally), and that can keep a big spread live if they can consistently get to the line and turn half-court trips into points. The proof-of-concept game is the Niagara win, where multiple scorers produced and the offense didn’t rely on one hot hand.
If you want more context across the slate, the NCAAB teams hub is the fastest way to compare profiles.
San Francisco Recent performance
San Francisco comes in off an 85-71 home win over Loyola Chicago, powered by Tyrone Riley IV (22) and David Fuchs (20). The Dons have been at their best at home, winning five of seven, and their offense has enough spacing to create clean looks rather than forcing tough midrange possessions.
Efficiency is the separator. San Francisco’s effective field goal percentage (54.3%) and perimeter volume (9.9 made threes per game) give them multiple ways to break a game open. If they’re defending without fouling and finishing possessions, the floor outcome is comfortable, and the ceiling is a runaway.
Betting Insights and Trends
Big spreads hinge on game texture more than raw quality. Morgan State’s path to covering +26.5 is simple: generate free throws, avoid live-ball turnovers, and prevent San Francisco from stringing together back-to-back threes that create a quick 12–2 run.
San Francisco’s path to covering is about tempo and focus. If the Dons play with pace and keep their shot quality high, they can reach the 80s again, and Morgan State’s road profile makes it hard to trade buckets for long. For the total, the pace note and the model total (133) point strongly toward under value unless this turns into an unusually fast game.
For a broader market view on the season, college basketball championship odds is a useful reference point.
Best Bets and Prediction
The model makes the total the clearest edge.
Best bet: Under 147.5 (-105)
Projected score: San Francisco 78, Morgan State 55 (Total 133)
The model margin (23) is inside the number, and Morgan State’s free-throw profile is the best lever for staying within a big spread even if the game is not competitive on the scoreboard.
Handicapper section
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