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The Golden State Warriors complete a six-game, nine-day road marathon with a challenging stop in Miami, where the Heat enter rested and trending upward. Golden State arrives at 9-7 but faces a major unknown: who will actually play? Jimmy Butler III logged 38 minutes on Tuesday with a season-high 33 points, Stephen Curry played 34 minutes, and Draymond Green went 31. Warriors coach Steve Kerr indicated the staff would huddle with trainers and veterans before deciding which players rest on this back-to-back. The Heat, now 8-6, continue to outperform expectations without Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro. Miami beat the Knicks in a tight 115-113 finish Monday, reinforcing its ability to compete late in games despite missing its two All-Stars. The

Chicago snapped a five-game skid with a 130–127 road win at Denver, powered by Josh Giddey’s near triple-double. Portland returns home on the second night of a back-to-back after a 127–110 loss to Phoenix, its third straight defeat. The Bulls aim to finish their four-game road trip at .500, while the short-handed Blazers try to find energy behind Shaedon Sharpe’s offensive surge. Tip-off from the Moda Center is at 9:00 PM local time. For further analysis, explore the NBA picks hub, confirm rotations on the NBA teams index, track the live NBA odds board, and review insights in the NBA betting guide. Current odds list Chicago -1 (-110), Portland +1 (-110), total 241.5. Moneylines are nearly even: Bulls -115, Blazers

Josh Allen is carrying Buffalo again. The reigning MVP enters Week 12 after a historic six-touchdown performance against Tampa Bay, becoming the only quarterback in league history with two games of three passing and three rushing scores. The Bills have won three of four and hit their season-high point total last week. Buffalo now turns around on a short week and heads to Houston. Allen elevated his play at the right time, but his receiving group is banged up. Khalil Shakir, Curtis Samuel, Mecole Hardman Jr., and Dalton Kincaid all missed practice time. Keon Coleman was inactive last week for discipline reasons, and his availability remains uncertain. Houston sits at 5-5 and has won three of four, but they will

Two ACC programs battling for bowl eligibility collide Friday night as the Florida State Seminoles travel to Raleigh to face the NC State Wolfpack at Carter-Finley Stadium. Both teams sit at 5-5 and are running out of opportunities to lock in a postseason berth. Florida State has yet to win a road game this season, while NC State has thrived at home. This matchup features urgency, injuries, and two defenses that have shown major inconsistency throughout November. The Seminoles are coming off a convincing win over Virginia Tech but remain winless away from home. Coach Mike Norvell emphasized internal fixes and preparation for a tough road environment, where communication has been an issue. Carter-Finley Stadium historically presents problems for visiting