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High Roller Play on Middle Tennessee +2 -110

The Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (3-0) take on the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (1-2). Middle Tennessee's biggest win thus far is over Lipscomb. The only win for the Chanticleers was against a D3 school. Their two losses came to Northern Kentucky and Campbell. The Blue Raiders are a good three-point shooting team that has made at least 33% every game this season. They are also a good shooting team from the FT, hitting over 80% in each of their last two games. Middle Tennessee has a +37 turnover margin through three games. Coastal has yet to win a game against a D1 opponent and Middle Tennessee is good a forcing turnovers and shooting from the line and from three. Middle Tennessee+2 is the play in this game.

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High Roller Play on UC Riverside +6 -110

The UC Riverside Highlanders (2-1) take one the 3-2 Pacific Tigers. Riverside opened their season with a solid win against Nebraska 66-47. After taking down Idaho in their second game, the Highlanders fell to Sacramento State. Pacific's two losses have come against the two best teams they have played, South Dakota (72-62) and Hawaii (72-67). Their three wins have come against two non-D1 schools and possibly the worst D1 team in the country in Florida A&M. Riverside will be the third-best team that Pacific will face up to this point and they will have a tough time getting the win, let a lone the cover. Riverside very well might win this game outright but they should certainly cover six points against a team that has yet to pass any sort of test this season.

No Limit Play on Seton Hall -6 -110

The Seton Hall Pirates (2-1) take on the Saint Louis Bilikens (3-0). Seton Hall lost their last game, a matchup against #3 Michigan State 76-73. The Pirates showed they are worthy of their high-ranking by almost taking down the Spartans. Saint Louis is 3-0 but have yet to face a team in the same atmosphere as Seton Hall. Saint Louis has wins over Florida Gulf Coast, Valparaiso and Eastern Washington. The Bilikens are struggling terribly at the free throw line, having yet to shoot at least 60% from the line in any game, including one game shooting below 50%. Against a dangerous team like Seton Hall, missed free throws are a death sentence. Look for the Pirates to rebound with a big win today as they get too far ahead of Saint Louis for them to cover.

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No Limit Play on UCLA -6½ -110

UNLV (1-2) takes on UCLA (2-0). The UNLV Rebels opened their season with an 86-71 win over Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne. Their next two games they fell to Kansas State and Cal, both by four points. UCLA has wins over Long Beach State and UC-Santa Barbara. The Bruins shot 50% from three in their last game and have outrebounded their opponents by 23 so far this season. The Rebels are averaging over 17 turnvoers per game so far this season. UNLV shot below 70% from the free throw line in their last two games. The Bruins will be a big challenge for a UNLV team that hasn't shot that great this season. Very turnover prone, the Rebels will struggle to score at the same pace as the Bruins. UCLA covers at home.

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High Roller Play on California -2½ -110

Cal Baptist (2-1) head to Berkeley to take on the Cal Golden Bears (2-0). Baptist is coming off of a 67-54 loss to Texas in a game where they shot just 34% from the field and 38% from the free throw line. Their two wins were against non D1 Cal Lutheran and Jackson State, who is 0-3. Cal has two wins against D1 teams in Pepperdine and UNLV. The Golden Bears shot above 50% from the field in both of their games and above 50% from three in their first game. Baptist is averaging over 14 turnovers per game against mostly weak competition. The Lancers will struggle tonight against a team as good as Texas who are shooting at over 50% from the field. Cal should pull away early and never look back in this game.

High Roller Play on Wisc-Milwaukee -2½ -110

UMKC (1-2) hits the road to take one Milwaukee (2-1). The Kangaroos of UMKC opened their season with a blowout win over NAIA Avila. They lost their next two games to Oklahoma State (69-51) and Drake (76-58). Milwaukee's only loss came to Western Michigan in a 115-110 scoring fest in 3OT. In their last game, the Panthers shot over 60% from the field. UMKC struggled from the field in their last two games, shooting below 40%. Look for the Panthers to continue their hot shooting from the field and at home cruise to victory over a struggling Kangaroo team as they cover the spread.

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High Roller Play on Western Illinois -1½ -110

Western Illinois (0-2) hosts Tennessee-Martin (1-1) tonight. The Leathernecks lost their season opener to Indiana 98-65 and then lost a close one to Stetson 77-75. The Skyhawks opened their season with a win against a non-D1 opponent and then lost to East Tennessee State 92-75. Western Illinois almost took down Stetson despite only shooting 38% from the field. The Leathernecks shot an impressive 93% from the FT line. They also shot 93% from the line in their opener too. Western Illinois only turned the ball over five times last game. A disciplined team that makes their free throws and limits turnovers, Western Illinois should win this game at home and cover the low spread in the process.

No Limit Play on Drake -8 -110

Two 1-1 teams, the UMKC Kangaroos take on the Drake Bulldogs. UMKC picked up a blowout win to open their season and then fell to Oklahoma State 69-51 last week. Drake has had an identical start to their season, earning a blowout win in their opener and dropping their second game to Cincinnati 81-59. The difference is Drake has played two D1 teams. Drake shots a lot of three pointers and they have made a nice percentage of them this season (21/48). UMKC has struggled to shoot the ball from all over the court while Drake has been shooting pretty solid. The Bulldogs also don't comit many fouls. At home, the Bulldogs should outshoot the Kangaroos and cruise to a victory and a cover.

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High Roller Play on UTEP +3½ -110

Two teams that are both looking to start their season 2-0, the New Mexico State Aggies take on the UTEP Miners. New Mexico State took down non-D1 West New Mexico 92-46 in their season opener. UTEP also opened their season with a win against a non-D1 team in New Mexico Highlands 93-70. UTEP managed to draw 32 foul shoots in their season opener by attacking the rim. You can expect a similar performance in this game. UTEP will attack the basket and draw a lot of fouls on New Mexico State. The Miners shot 56% from the field in their opener with great shot selection. They also hit 43% from three. UTEP committed 20 turnovers in their opener otherwise they would have easily surpassed 100 points in the game. Expect a cleaner game out of the Miners as they have another big shooting day and cover this game and possibly win it outright.

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High Roller Play on Seattle University -3 -110

Eastern Washington (1-0) heads to Seattle to take on the Redhawks (1-1). Eastern won their season opener 107-25 against Portland Bible, a team not even in D3. Seattle opened their season with a win against a non-D1 school as well, winning 98-64 against Pacific Lutheran. They lost their second game to Washington State 85-54. Seattle shot just 8% from 3-pt range (1/13), a percentage they should certainly improve on in this game. Seattle won the last matchup between these two teams by 20 points last season. At home, the Redhawks should have a better day from the field and 3-pt range. Having that extra game under their belt against an actual D1 school is big. Eastern has yet to play a "real" game and will have a tough time against their first true opponent.

High Roller Play on Loyola Marymount +9½ -110

Loyola Marymount (1-0) hits the road to take on Nevada (0-1). The Lions won their season opener against Westcliff 105-62. That may not seem all that impressive against a non-D1 team like Westcliff but the Lions shot an amazing 64% from the field and 67% from 3-pt range. They may not be able to repeat those numbers tonight but they showed how good of a shooting team they can be. Nevada shot just 41% from the field in their season opener and commited 29 personal fouls in the game. A sloppy Nevada team that doesn't play smart sound defense will have a tough time with a Loyola Marymount team that is expected to be a big player in the West Coast Conference. Take Loyola and the points as they will have another big day shooting the basketball.

High Roller Play on San Francisco -7½ -110

The Princeton Tigers (0-1) take on the San Francisco Dons (1-0). Princeton lost to Duquesne by a score of 67-94. The Tigers committed 17 turnovers in the game. San Francisco blewout their D2 opponent Sonoma State 101-50. The Dons outrebounded their opponent 52-23 and shot 86% from the FT line as a team (19/22). Princeton shot very good last game but their defense looked terrible and let Duquesne score at will. San Francisco looks to be a great FT shooting team and those points should add up as San Francisco attacks the basket a lot against a weak Princeton team, resulting in plenty of FT opportunities. The Dons at home should easily cover against a Princeton team that will probably finish near the bottom of the Ivy League this season.

No Limit Play on CS-Northridge +13½ -110

CS Northridge (0-1) takes on New Mexico (1-0) in college basketball action tonight. Northridge lost their season opener to Oregon State 67-87. New Mexico only managed a 21-point victory against D2 East New Mexico. The Lobos allowed 71 points in that game and shot 60% from the field, something they are unlikely to do again tonight, especially against D1 talent in Northridge. Northridge only shot 38% from the field against Oregon State and as long as they can improve on that number they should easily cover against a New Mexico team that might be in for a down season. Northridge is one of the best underdogs of the college basketball night.

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High Roller Play on Southern Illinois +3½ -110

Southern Illinois (1-0) takes on Texas-San Antonio (0-1) tonight at 7:30 PM EST. The UTSA Roadrunners lost their opening game to Oklahoma 85-67. Southern Illinois won their opening game against D3 Illinois Wesleyan 76-48. UTSA was 5/29 from the 3-pt line against Oklahoma. They also commited 15 turnovers and 22 personal fouls. Despite their sloppy play in their first game they find themselves the favorite in this one. Southern Illinois is being undervalued because they played a D3 team in their first game. Southern should be prepared to play a complete game tonight against their first D1 opponent. UTSA will need to play better in this game to cover and I don't expect that to be the case. Take the 3.5 points in this game as Southern may just win this one outright.

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High Roller Play on VMI -6 -110

Virginia Military (0-1) looks to pick up their first win of the season tonight as the host Marist. This will be the first game of the season for Marist, a team from the MAAC, which was one of the worst conferenes in the country last season. VMI is a team that loves to shoot the three and traditionally shoot it well at home. Marist was one of the worst scoring teams in the country last season and there are no signs that they should improve much if at all this season. VMI is a dangerous team with their three-point capabilities. A Marist team that will have a hard time scoring will not be able to stay within six points of the Keydets.

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No Limit Play on Virginia -3 -110

The defending National Champion Virginia Cavaliers open their season against the Syracuse Orange. The Cavaliers open the season ranked #11 in the country. Virginia lost a few starters from last season but are still returning two solid core players in Mamadi Diakite and Braxton Key. Guard Kihei Clark isn't a big scoring threat but is the type of player who can run an offense and play solid defense around the perimeter. Syracuse actually lost more starters from last year than Virginia did, losing four from last season. One thing about a team like Virginia losing its core is that their team is very defensive based and efficient on both sides of the ball. That type of game can translate from year-to-year as opposed to some teams who are so one-player heavy. This Virginia team returns some key players from last season and can hop right into Coach Tony Bennett's scheme. As for Syracuse, losing four starters is a bigger blow for them than Virginia. The spread is low, but Virginia is still a team that can return to a Final Four this season with that defense. The Cavs cover to open the season.

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No Limit Play on Bulls PK -110

The Chicago Bulls (1-2) head to MSG to take on the New York Knicks (0-3). The Bulls suffered a tough one-point loss to open the season and then responded with an eight-point win against the Memphis Grizzlies. Chicago is coming off of a loss against the defending champion Toronto Raptors. The Knicks are expected to be one of the worst teams in the NBA this season and the first three games have yet to suggest otherwise. The Knicks are losing by an average of 12 points so far this season. These two teams are the best in the league in steals but the Knicks are the most turnover prone team in the NBA. The Bulls are one of the best offensive rebounding teams and they do not turn the ball over much at all (3rd-lowest in the league). The Bulls are the more consistent team and handle the ball better. Look for Chicago to hand the Knicks their fourth loss of the season by forcing turnovers and making better shot selection.

High Roller Play on Pacers PK -110

The winless Indiana Pacers take on the 1-2 Detroit Pistons. The Pacers have a loss to this Detroit team to open the season (119-110) and a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers (110-99). The Pistons shot 53% from the field and 46% from three in the first meeting of these two teams. They followed up shooting 41% from the field in the following game and 27% from three. The Pacers have shot pretty well in both of their games but fouls have been an issue (55 in two games). After two games to get in the groove, we can expect a more disciplined game from the Pacers. Indiana is excellent from the free throw line and with a more disciplined game should be able to take down this Pistons team.

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