📊Active Systems for January 17th

The Akron Zips continued their impressive season with an 85-78 victory over Toledo in their most recent outing. Despite trailing 42-30 at halftime, Akron stormed back with a dominant second-half performance, outscoring Toledo 55-36 to secure the win. The Zips shot 46.7% from the field, hit 31% of their three-point attempts, and converted 66.7% of their free throws. Nate Johnson led the charge with a stellar performance, posting 28 points and nine rebounds, while Amani Lyles contributed 16 points and five boards to the effort. This victory extended Akron’s winning streak to four games, which also includes decisive wins over Eastern Michigan (105-81) and Central Michigan (87-71). Currently, the Zips sit as one of just three undefeated teams in conference play. Over the course of the season, Akron has averaged 82.3 points per game while allowing 73.6. The team has also demonstrated strength on the boards, averaging 40.6 rebounds per game alongside 17.9 assists. Key contributors like Nate Johnson, averaging 12.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 3.5 assists per game, and Tavari Johnson, with 11.8 points and 4.2 assists, have helped establish Akron’s rhythm on both ends of the floor. As a team, Akron is shooting 44.2% overall, 35.1% from beyond the arc, and 75.2% from the free-throw line. Akron’s ability to defend its home court is well-documented, having won 24 of its last 25 games at James A. Rhodes Arena against non-AP-ranked opponents. Meanwhile, Ohio has struggled in this venue during night games, losing six of their last seven such matchups against non-AP-ranked teams. The Bobcats have also failed to secure the first-half lead in three of their last four games at this arena.

Both teams enter this contest undefeated in conference play, making it a crucial showdown near the top of the MAC standings. Ohio has been efficient offensively, shooting 48.2% from the field and scoring at least 86 points in four of their last five games. While the Bobcats are allowing 73.8 points per game, their potent offense has often been able to compensate. Akron, however, has shown balance on both sides of the ball. Though the Zips are shooting a modest 44.2% from the field, they have eclipsed 85 points in three consecutive games. Defensively, Akron has been slightly more consistent, holding opponents to 71 points or fewer in two of their last four contests.

This game promises to be a tightly contested battle between two high-caliber MAC programs, but the edge goes to Akron, especially with their dominance on the glass and home-court advantage.

🏀Road underdogs of less than 5.5 points who won 5 or more games in a row have gone 13-33 ATS since 2022 when facing teams that averages more points per game than them.

📊Akron are 7-0 ATS as a favorite of >-14.5 vs teams with less than 10 days of rest and who are on a better win streak than them.

📊Ohio are 0-6 ATS as an underdog following a game as a favorite. They lost ALL 9 GAMES by an average of 9.5 points.

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📈Akron has won 24 of their last 25 home games.

📈Akron are 7-0 SU in their last 7 games against an opponent in the Mid-American conference.

📉Ohio are 1-8 ATS on the road.

📉Ohio are 0-3 ATS as an underdog.

🎯Nate Johnson OVER 12.5 points

🖥️Score prediction: 82-74 Akron

🤖jaXon AI approved

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The Indiana Hoosiers enter this game at 13-5 overall and 4-3 in conference play, coming off a humbling 94-69 defeat to Illinois. That game saw the Hoosiers fall behind 60-32 by halftime, though they managed a slight edge in the second half, outscoring the Illini 37-34. Shooting woes plagued Indiana, as they managed just 38.5% from the field and a dismal 22.2% from beyond the arc, despite hitting 83.3% of their free throws. Oumar Ballo stood out with a double-double, posting 16 points and 15 rebounds, while Luke Goode added 13 points. Before the Illinois loss, the Hoosiers were similarly outmatched by Iowa, falling 85-60, though they managed a strong win against USC with a final score of 82-69 in the game prior. Over their last seven games, Indiana has picked up five wins, including conference victories against Minnesota, Rutgers, and Penn State. On the season, they’ve averaged 77.5 points per game while allowing 72.3, coupled with 38.6 rebounds and 16.5 assists per contest. Ballo leads the team in production, averaging 14.1 points, 10.1 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game. Malik Reneau, also averaging 14.1 points but listed as questionable for this game, adds 5.9 rebounds and 2.3 assists when healthy. Indiana’s offense shoots 46.7% from the field, 31.4% from three-point range, and 72.6% at the free-throw line.

On the other side, the Ohio State Buckeyes sit at 10-7 with a 2-4 mark in conference play after a narrow 70-68 loss to Wisconsin in their last outing. The Buckeyes were in a deep hole early, trailing 37-20 at the break, but mounted a spirited second-half rally, outscoring Wisconsin 48-33. Ohio State shot 42.4% from the field and just 29.4% from beyond the arc but made up ground with solid free-throw shooting at 86.7%. Bruce Thornton led the charge with 21 points and three assists, while Devin Royal chipped in 12 points and six rebounds. Though they’ve dropped three of their last four games, the Buckeyes showed resilience in those losses, with close defeats to Wisconsin and Oregon (73-71). They also notched a high-scoring 89-88 win against Minnesota and carry earlier wins against Indiana State, Kentucky, and Valparaiso. Ohio State’s offensive profile shows them averaging 80.4 points per game on 48.2% shooting from the field, including an impressive 37.4% from three. They allow 71.1 points per game while averaging 35.3 rebounds and 14.1 assists. Thornton leads the team with 17.4 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 4.4 assists per game, while Royal contributes 13.8 points, 7.4 rebounds, and 1.4 assists.

Ohio State has historically performed well at Value City Arena, winning 22 of their last 25 games against non-AP-ranked opponents. Meanwhile, Indiana has consistently struggled in this venue, dropping the first half in six of their last seven visits. The Hoosiers come into this matchup reeling from consecutive 25-point losses and have looked disorganized defensively in those outings. The absence of Malik Reneau, who is tied as their leading scorer, compounds Indiana’s issues. On the other hand, Ohio State has shown flashes of promise, particularly in the second halves of their recent games, and their balanced scoring options should give them a significant edge at home.

🏀Home favorites between -3.0 & -7.0 who covered the spread as a road underdog in their previous game facing a conference opponent who lost their previous game at home are 10-1 ATS this season.

📝The Ohio State Buckeyes will receive the Indiana Hoosiers tonight being favored by -6.5 and having covered their +6.5 spread at Wisconsin 3 days ago. The Hoosiers dropped a 94-69 game at home vs Illinois on Tuesday.

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📈Ohio State has won 8 of 9 home games when facing a non-AP ranked school at night.

📉Indiana are 1-4 ATS as underdogs.

📉Indiana are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games when playing on the road against Ohio State.

#️⃣The Buckeyes rank better in all categories except for FT% and offensive rebounds.

🎯Bruce Thornton OVER 17.5 points

🖥️Score prediction: 79-68 Ohio State

🤖jaXon AI approved

⏪The line is moving in Indiana’s favor despite Ohio receiving 78% of the money on the spread.

✅Active on Ohio State Buckeyes -7.5 (ATS)

The Carolina Hurricanes enter this matchup with a 26-16-3 record following a 4-2 loss to Buffalo in their most recent game. Despite falling behind 3-0 early in the third period, Carolina managed to cut the deficit to 3-2 before surrendering a late goal to seal the loss. The Hurricanes outshot Buffalo 37-24, won 50% of the face-offs, and went 0-for-1 on the power play. Martin Necas and Jaccob Slavin provided the goals, while goaltender Dustin Tokarski made 21 saves on 24 shots. Prior to their loss against Buffalo, the Hurricanes dropped a 3-2 contest to Anaheim but secured a 2-0 victory over Vancouver. They have lost three of their last five games, positioning them third in the Metropolitan Division standings with 55 points. On the season, Carolina has been productive offensively, averaging 3.31 goals per game, while defensively, they have allowed just 2.78 goals per game. Their special teams have been solid, with a power-play success rate of 22.3% and a penalty kill operating at an impressive 85.1%. Necas leads the team with 16 goals, 35 assists, and 104 shots on goal, while Sebastian Aho has added 13 goals, 31 assists, and 121 shots. Between the pipes, Pyotr Kochetkov has posted a 16-9-2 record with a 2.54 goals-against average and a .901 save percentage. Carolina’s recent history suggests a bounce-back performance is likely. The Hurricanes have won five of their last six games following a road loss and have also covered the puck line in four of their last five in similar scenarios. Meanwhile, the Golden Knights have struggled in night games against Metropolitan Division opponents, failing to cover the puck line in six of their last seven and losing the first period in five of their last six.

The Golden Knights, though formidable at 11-6-3 on the road, have shown some cracks recently, allowing four or more goals in two of their last four outings. On the flip side, Carolina has been dominant at home with a 17-5-1 record, ranking as one of the NHL’s best home teams. While the Hurricanes have managed just two goals or fewer in three of their last four games, they have been generating chances, as evidenced by a significant shot advantage in recent matchups. In their last two losses, Carolina outshot their opponents 74-44 but struggled to capitalize on opportunities. Head coach Rod Brind’Amour has expressed frustration with the team’s defensive lapses and expects a sharper effort in this contest.

This is a pivotal game for both teams, and while the Golden Knights have been strong this season, their recent road inconsistencies and challenges against winning teams tilt the scales. Carolina’s resilience after losses, combined with their home-ice advantage, makes them a compelling choice in what could be a preview of a Stanley Cup Finals matchup. With Pyotr Kochetkov’s strong home record (10-3-1, 2.31 GAA) and a motivated roster, the Hurricanes are well-positioned to come out on top in this showdown.

🏒Home favorites on a 2+ games losing streak with a winning record below their non-conference opponent are 17-3 SU when the total is 6.0 or above. Those teams are outscoring their opponents by +2.5 goals in this situation.

📝The Carolina Hurricanes will receive the Vegas Golden Knights tonight having lost their last 2 games vs Buffalo and Anaheim.

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📈Carolina are 15-5 SU in their last 20 games at home.

📈Carolina are 9-2 SU in their last 11 games against an opponent in the Pacific Division division.

📉Vegas are 2-6 SU in their last 8 games against Carolina.

🥅Adin Hill (75) / Pyotr Kochetkov (100)

🎯Martin Necas has recorded 1+ point in 7 of the Hurricanes’ last 8 games as favorites against Pacific Division opponents.

🖥️Score prediction: 4-2 Carolina Hurricanes

✅Active on Carolina Hurricanes ML

⭐️🏀The Denver Nuggets are 10-0 ATS on the road when they have less than 4 days rest and they’re coming out of a home game in which they’re DPA was above 4 (expected points allowed).
🏀Western conference teams above .500 taking on the Miami Heat while being on the road are 29-8 ATS since 2021.
✅Active on Denver Nuggets -1.0 (ATS) (Not an official play)

⭐️🏀The Boston Celtics are 12-0 ATS in revenge games (playing an opponent they already lost to in the same season). They cover those games by an average of 23.4 points per game.
🏀The Boston Celtics are 17-4 ATS since 2013 coming out of a game on the road and playing an opponent who failed to cover in their previous game. The spread has to be between -15.5 & +2.5 and the total set between 202.0 & 247.0
Active on Boston Celtics -14.5 (ATS) (Not an official play)

⭐️🏀The Iowa Hawkeyes are 10-0 ATS following a game in which they allowed 92+ points.
Active on Iowa Hawkeyes +6.5 (ATS) (Not an official play)

📈NBA Most Bet Player Props Tonight

Points:

  • Jayson Tatum: 25+ Points (-145)
  • Anthony Edwards: 25+ Points (-185)
  • Jalen Brunson: 25+ Points (-165)

1st Point Scorer:

  • Kristaps Porzingis: +400
  • Jaylen Brown: +450
  • Mark Williams: +450

Rebounds:

  • Josh Hart: 10+ Rebounds (-155)
  • Bobby Portis: 8+ Rebounds (-105)
  • Karl-Anthony Towns: 12+ Rebounds (-245)

Threes:

  • P.J. Washington: 4+ Three-Pointers Made (+750)
  • P.J. Washington: 3+ Three-Pointers Made (+265)
  • Anthony Edwards: 4+ Three-Pointers Made (+100)

Assists:

  • Tristan da Silva: 2+ Assists (+100)
  • Josh Hart: 10+ Assists (+950)
  • Zion Williamson: 6+ Assists (+130)

Most Bet Player Props (Overall):

  • Giannis Antetokounmpo: Triple-Double (+500)
  • Nikola Jokic: Triple-Double (+125)
  • Damian Lillard: Points O/U – Over 23.5 (-125)
  • Giannis Antetokounmpo: Double-Double (-425)
  • Jayson Tatum: Points O/U – Over 25.5 (-115)

💰Today’s Top NBA Player Prop Trends

100% Hit Rate:

  • Collin Sexton: 20+ Points (-185)
  • Damian Lillard: 20+ Points (-280)
  • Dejounte Murray: 15+ Points (-190)
  • Harrison Barnes: 10+ Points (-220)
  • Kristaps Porzingis: 15+ Points (-240)
  • Coby White: 4+ Assists (-235)
  • LeBron James: 8+ Assists (-235)
  • Nikola Jokic: 8+ Assists (-250)
  • Austin Reaves: 2+ 3PM (-285)
  • Bam Adebayo: 1+ 3PM (-110)
  • Brandon Miller: 3+ 3PM (-280)
  • Dejounte Murray: 2+ 3PM (-145)
  • Desmond Bane: 2+ 3PM (-250)
  • Josh Giddey: 1+ 3PM (-340)
  • Tyler Herro: 3+ 3PM (-320)

80% Hit Rate:

  • Cameron Johnson: 20+ Points (+100)
  • Desmond Bane: 20+ Points (+100)
  • Gradey Dick: 10+ Points (-275)
  • Ja Morant: 20+ Points (-240)
  • Jalen Brunson: 25+ Points (-150)
  • Karl-Anthony Towns: 25+ Points (-130)
  • Miles Bridges: 15+ Points (-350)
  • Miles Bridges: 20+ Points (-105)
  • Tyler Herro: 20+ Points (-320)
  • Jaylen Brown: 4+ Assists (-185)
  • Trey Murphy III: 4+ Assists (+155)
  • Anthony Edwards: 3+ 3PM (-250)
  • Anthony Edwards: 4+ 3PM (+100)
  • Karl-Anthony Towns: 2+ 3PM (-160)
  • Keyonte George: 3+ 3PM (-175)

🏀 NBA Props 100% ALT Line Hit Rates

  • Desmond Bane: 15+ Points (13/L13 Games)
  • Coby White: 15+ Points (10/L10 Games)
  • Taurean Prince: 1+ 3 PTM (9/L9 Games)
  • Julius Randle: 6+ Rebounds (9/L9 Games)
  • Zach LaVine: 4+ Rebounds (7/L7 Games)
  • Tyler Herro: 4+ Rebounds (7/L7 Games)
  • Zion Williamson: 6+ Rebounds (7/L7 Games)
  • Damian Lillard: 20+ Points (6/L6 Games) and 2+ Made Threes (20/L20 Games)
  • Dejounte Murray: 15+ Points (6/L6 Games) and 1+ Made Threes (6/L6 Games)
  • Devin Vassell: 4+ Rebounds (6/L6 Games)
  • LeBron James: 8+ Assists (6/L6 Games)
  • Austin Reaves: 2+ 3PTM (6/L6 Games)
  • Trey Murphy III: 15+ Points (17/L17 Games)
  • Paolo Banchero: 15+ Points (11/L11 Games)
  • Karl-Anthony Towns: 10+ Rebounds (9/L9 Games)
  • Nikola Jokic: 8+ Assists (9/L9 Games)
  • Josh Hart: 8+ Rebounds (7/L7 Games)
  • Jakob Poeltl: 2+ Assists (5/L5 Games)
  • Josh Giddey: 1+ Made Threes (6/L6 Games)

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📊Active Systems for January 16th

The Wizards have endured a tough season, marked by a dismal 6-32 record and a seven-game losing streak. Their offensive struggles have been glaring, as they are averaging just 108.3 points per game, ranking near the bottom of the league at 25th. In recent matchups, they’ve failed to crack 110 points, with their most recent outing ending in a 120-106 loss to the Timberwolves. This consistent lack of scoring output raises doubts about their ability to contribute significantly in this matchup.

On the defensive side, neither team has excelled. The Suns are allowing 113.9 points per game, ranking 17th, while the Wizards sit at the bottom of the league, surrendering a league-worst 122.6 points per contest. However, Phoenix has shown inconsistencies on offense as well. In their recent 122-117 loss to the Hawks, strong performances from Devin Booker and Kevin Durant weren’t enough to secure a win. This erratic scoring pattern, coupled with their occasional struggles against weaker opponents, suggests the potential for a lower-scoring game.

Historical trends between these two teams add further context. The Wizards have averaged just 110 points per game at home this season, while the Suns have posted 111.5 points on the road. These numbers are well below the current line, especially when considering Washington’s recent poor form offensively.

There are also roster considerations to factor in. The Suns recently acquired Nick Richards to address rebounding deficiencies, but integrating a new player into the lineup often takes time. His immediate impact is unlikely to lead to increased scoring, particularly in a matchup where rhythm and pacing could dictate the flow. With Phoenix favored by 11.5 points, the expectation is that they’ll dictate the game’s tempo. Should they build an early lead, the Wizards may resort to slowing the pace in an effort to avoid further damage. This dynamic could limit scoring opportunities for both sides, further suppressing the total. All signs point toward a matchup that may struggle to hit the current total. With the Wizards’ offensive woes and the Suns’ inconsistency, a high-scoring affair seems unlikely, making it reasonable to anticipate a game that leans toward a lower total.

🏀Teams coming off a loss as a road favorite in a game where they made less than 14 threes and shot over 51% from the field have gone 27-0 to the UNDER when the total is below 240.0 (Active on Phoenix Suns)

📊The Suns are 10-0 to the UNDER vs teams with less than 4 days of rest.

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📈Suns are 4-1 to the UNDER when their line is set between 230.0 & 233.0

📈The total has gone UNDER in 10 of Phoenix’s last 12 games.

⏮️Reverse line movement on the UNDER

✅Active on Phoenix Suns @ Washington Wizards UNDER 231.5

The Nebraska Cornhuskers aim to regroup after a tough 104-68 loss to Purdue, which dropped their record to 12-4. Following this matchup, they’ll hit the road again for a challenging contest against Maryland. Nebraska’s recent form has been a mixed bag, with back-to-back road losses, but they now return to the comfort of Pinnacle Bank Arena, where they’ve enjoyed significant success.

Brice Williams has been the standout for Nebraska, leading the team with 18.8 points per game while also contributing 3.7 rebounds and 2.5 assists per contest. Connor Essegian and Juwan Gary have been reliable secondary scoring options, each averaging 11.6 points per game, with Gary adding 4.3 rebounds. Rollie Worster facilitates the offense with a team-high 2.6 assists per game to go along with his 8.5 points and 4.1 rebounds, while Berke Buyuktuncel leads the team on the glass with 6.3 rebounds per game, chipping in 7.7 points. Andrew Morgan also provides solid minutes, averaging 7.8 points and 4.6 rebounds. As a team, the Cornhuskers average 76.9 points per game while shooting 46.4% from the field, 33.3% from beyond the arc, and 76.3% at the free-throw line.

One key factor working in Nebraska’s favor is their dominance at home. The Cornhuskers have won 23 consecutive games at Pinnacle Bank Arena against non-AP-ranked opponents, a testament to how well they play on their home court. On the other hand, Rutgers has struggled in similar situations, losing each of its last eight Thursday night road games against Big Ten opponents.

The defensive history between these two teams at Pinnacle Bank Arena is also notable. The last five meetings at this venue have all produced totals of 141 points or fewer, a trend mirrored in Rutgers’ recent games in Lincoln.

In this matchup, Nebraska’s home-court advantage looms large. Year after year, Big Ten basketball demonstrates the importance of playing at home, where teams consistently thrive. With Rutgers continuing to struggle on the road and Nebraska looking to bounce back before heading out for another tough road test, the Cornhuskers are in a strong position to get back on track here. This feels like an ideal spot for Nebraska to capitalize and deliver a convincing performance at home.

🏀Nebraska are 12-0 ATS as home favorites of more than -10.0

📊Rutgers are 0-12 ATS in road games where the total is over 137.5, following a game in which they made 5+ threes.

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📈Nebraska are 20-0 SU in their last 20 games at home.

📈Nebraska are 6-2 ATS in their last 8 games.

📉Rutgers are 0-7 ATS in their last 7 games on the road.

📉Rutgers are 3-12 ATS in their last 15 games against an opponent in the Big Ten conference.

🖥️Score prediction: 66-81 Nebraska Cornhuskers

✅Active on Nebraska Cornhuskers -8.5 (ATS)

The Tampa Bay Lightning enter tonight’s game looking to bounce back from a disappointing 6-2 loss to the Boston Bruins. Prior to that defeat, Tampa Bay had shown strong form, winning three of their last four contests. Their current record of 23-16-3 places them firmly in third in the Atlantic Division, and they’ll aim to solidify that standing at home. On the other hand, the Anaheim Ducks are reeling, having dropped four of their last five games, including a 3-0 shutout at the hands of the Washington Capitals. With an 18-21-5 record, the Ducks have struggled to find consistency this season, and their recent offensive woes are glaring. Historically, Tampa Bay has had the upper hand in this matchup, winning eight of the last ten meetings. While Anaheim secured a 4-1 victory earlier this season at home, tonight’s rematch shifts to Amalie Arena, where the Lightning have been formidable with a 13-6-1 record. The home-ice advantage could play a pivotal role as Tampa Bay seeks to avenge that earlier loss.

Offensively, the Lightning boast one of the most potent attacks in the league, averaging 3.64 goals per game, powered by Nikita Kucherov, who leads the team with 63 points (20 goals, 43 assists). Their power play is a significant asset, converting 25.6% of opportunities, a stark contrast to the Ducks’ league-worst 12.9% success rate. On the other side, Anaheim’s offense ranks near the bottom, producing just 2.41 goals per game and struggling to generate consistent scoring chances. Over their last seven games, they’ve managed two or fewer goals in five outings, further exposing their lack of firepower. Defensively, the disparity between the two teams is equally evident. The Ducks are giving up 3.11 goals per game and allowing an average of 31.8 shots on goal, ranking them 31st in the NHL. Meanwhile, the Lightning have tightened up defensively, ranking 11th in goals allowed per game (2.81) and limiting opponents to 28.4 shots per contest. This defensive stability has been key to their success, and the matchup against Anaheim’s sputtering offense only tilts the scale further in Tampa Bay’s favor.

In net, Andrei Vasilevskiy is expected to start for the Lightning. Despite a rare off night against Boston, the veteran goaltender remains a steady force with an 18-13-2 record, a 2.59 goals-against average, and a .910 save percentage. The Ducks are likely to counter with Lukas Dostal, who has performed admirably but lacks the same level of experience and consistency. The edge in goaltending clearly belongs to Tampa Bay.

From a betting perspective, trends heavily favor the Lightning. Tampa Bay has covered the puck line in five of the last six games against Anaheim at home, while the Ducks have struggled to cover the puck line in three of their last four visits to Amalie Arena. Additionally, the home team has dominated the third period in their recent matchups, a testament to Tampa Bay’s ability to close out games strong.

Recent form also adds to the Lightning’s case. Two games ago, they delivered a solid 5-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins, showcasing their offensive depth. While their most recent outing against Boston was a setback, key players like Victor Hedman contributed, and the team will look to rebound with a more disciplined effort.

This game offers an excellent opportunity for Tampa Bay to assert their dominance and build momentum heading into their next matchup against the Detroit Red Wings. Given the Ducks’ continued struggles on both ends of the ice and Tampa Bay’s strong form at home, it’s reasonable to anticipate a decisive victory for the Lightning. Expect Tampa Bay to dictate play from start to finish, controlling possession, capitalizing on special teams, and ultimately taking care of business in commanding fashion.

🏒The Tampa Bay Lightning as home favorites of equal or less than -195 having lost their last game are 13-0 SU since 2021 when they face an opponent with a lower win percentage.

📝8 out of those 13 games have been won by 2 or more goals. Anaheim has lost 15 games by 2 or more goals out of their 26 losses. Tampa Bay will want to avenge their 4-1 loss in the last matchup in which Johansson was their starting goaltender. Vasilevskiy is likely to start tonight.

📈Tampa Bay has won 7 of 8 home games when facing the Pacific Division.

🎯Victor Hedman has a point in 4 straight games.

🥅Lukas Dostal (7) / Andrei Vasilevskiy (92)

🖥️Score prediction: 5-3 Tampa Bay Lightning

Active on Tampa Bay Lightning -1.5 (PL)

⭐️🏀In conference matchups, away underdogs of less than +250 in which their opponent played their previous game at home are 21-0 ATS this season.

⭐️🏀The Detroit Pistons are 0-7 ATS at home following a game in which they shot over 40% and over 13 threes. They are also 0-7 SU in those games.

⚠️Play lightly or skip since Benedict Mathurin will serve his 1-game suspension & Tyrese Haliburton is questionable for this game.

📈Pistons have lost each of their last 23 night games against Central Division opponents that held a winning record.

📈Pacers have won each of their last three games as road underdogs.

📈Pistons have failed to cover the spread in each of their last six games against Eastern Conference opponents after winning as underdogs.

📈Pacers have covered the spread in nine of their last 10 road games.

🎯Pascal Siakam has 20+ points in 11 of 12 game vs DET.

⏮️Reverse line movement on Pacers

🖥️Score prediction: 115-116 Detroit Pistons

Active on Indiana Pacers +1.5 (Not an official play)

🏀The Cleveland Cavaliers are 13-2 ATS this season vs teams above .500 when the total is below 243.5

📈Cavaliers have won each of their last 12 night games against Western Conference opponents.

📈Thunder have lost five of their last six night games against Central Division opponents that held a winning record.

📈Cavaliers have covered the spread in each of their last eight night games against Western Conference opponents that held a winning record.

📈Thunder have failed to cover the spread in five of their last six night games against Central Division opponents that held a winning record.

🎯Evan Mobley has 10+ rebounds in 4 straight games.

⏮️Reverse line movement on Cavaliers

🖥️Score prediction: 122-123 Oklahoma Thunder

Active on Cleveland Cavaliers +2.0 (ATS) (Not an official play)

🏀Home teams who were underdogs in their last game but are now favored by -3.0 to -7.5 in conference games in which the opponent lost their previous game as an underdog are 20-3 ATS this season.

🖥️Score prediction: 74-69 Cal Poly

Active on Cal Poly Mustangs -4.5 (ATS) (Not an official play)

🔪DET PISTONS -1.5 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪POR/LAC u221.0 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪MARYLAND -1.5 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪UTA/UTAH VALLEY u145.5 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪UTAH HC ML is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪PIT/BUF o6.0 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

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📊Active Systems for January 15th

The Orlando Magic face the Milwaukee Buck, in what promises to be a tightly contested matchup. With the Magic currently at 23-18 and the Bucks at 21-17, this game presents an opportunity for Orlando to make a statement.

The Magic have been battling injuries to key players like Franz Wagner, Jalen Suggs, and Moritz Wagner, but the return of Paolo Banchero has been a game-changer. Banchero is putting up 28.4 points per game, anchoring the offense while the defense continues to shine. Orlando is allowing just 103.2 points per game, the best mark in the league, and ranks second in defensive rating (107.1). Their ability to disrupt opponents could be critical against a Bucks squad that averages 112.7 points per game but struggles for consistency.

Milwaukee enters the game after a win over Sacramento but faces a tough turnaround on the second night of a back-to-back. With Khris Middleton out and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s status uncertain, their offensive depth could be tested. The Bucks also haven’t been reliable against the spread, sitting at 17-21-1 on the season, while Orlando has covered in their last four meetings against Milwaukee.

The Magic’s slower pace, ranking last in the league in possessions per game, plays to their strengths, allowing them to control the tempo and limit scoring opportunities. This could frustrate a Bucks team accustomed to faster, high-scoring games. Historically, Orlando has defended power forwards well, ranking fifth in limiting points to the position, which could be key in containing Giannis if he plays.

While Milwaukee has star power, fatigue and injuries make this a tricky spot for them. The Magic’s disciplined defense and recent track record against the Bucks suggest they’ll keep this game close and competitive. With all signs pointing toward another solid defensive effort, Orlando looks well-positioned to cover the spread.

🏀The Milwaukee Bucks are 0-9 ATS vs conference opponents, following a game in which they covered the spread by more than 8 points.

📊Teams who enjoyed a win at home in their last game and now facing the Milwaukee Bucks who also won their last game at home are 20-2-1 ATS since 2020 when their spread is bigger than +3.0

📝The Orlando Magic who won 3 days ago vs the 76ers will now visit the Milwaukee Bucks who also won their last game yesterday night vs Sacramento by 15 points. The Magic are +5.5 underdogs at time of writing.

🕢8:00 PM EST

📈Magic have covered the spread in each of their last four games against Eastern Conference opponents.

📈Orlando are 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games against Milwaukee.

📉Bucks are 1-4-1 ATS in the 2nd game of a back-to-back.

📉Bucks are 3-8 ATS vs teams above .550

📉Milwaukee played twice vs Orlando this season and haven’t covered once. (3 & 6 pts wins)

🖥️Score prediction: 109-106 Orlando Magic

🤖Paolo Banchero OVER 6.5 rebounds

✅Active on Orlando Magic +5.5 (ATS)


Indiana State has been lighting it up offensively this season, putting up 83.8 points per game, which ranks 24th in the nation. They’re efficient, too, shooting 48.6% from the field. Players like Samage Teel, averaging 17.6 points, and Jaden Daughtry, adding 13.8, are key drivers of their attack. On the other side, Bradley isn’t far behind, scoring 78.9 points per game while shooting an impressive 48.4% overall. Their three-point shooting is a major weapon, hitting 41.4% from deep, the 4th-best mark in the country.

Indiana State’s defense, however, has been a problem. They allow 78.4 points per game, ranking 330th nationally, and give up 44.3% shooting to opponents. In their last four losses, they’ve been shredded for an average of 93.75 points. While Bradley’s defense is better, allowing 67.6 points per game, they’ve struggled at times against faster-paced teams. Indiana State’s up-tempo style (7th in adjusted tempo) could push the pace and create more scoring chances for both sides.

Recent trends point to more offense, too. The total has gone over in 11 of Indiana State’s last 13 games, and they just put up 79 points against Belmont, even in a loss. With both teams capable of filling it up and Indiana State’s defensive issues, a high-scoring game feels likely. At 154.5, the over seems like the play here.

🏀Bradley are 11-0 to the OVER following a game in which they scored less than 70 points and shot for less than 44% from the field. These games are going over the total by an average of +11.0 points per game.

📊Bradley are 8-0-1 to the OVER when they are rested and the total is more than 147.5

📊Indiana State are 9-0 to the OVER when the total is less than 159.5 and they are coming off a game as a favorite. These games are going over the total by an average of +16.5 points per game.

🕢8:00 PM EST

📈Indiana St. are 9-1 to the OVER on the road.

📈Indiana St. are 8-1 to the OVER on the road vs teams allowing 67 to 72 points per game.

📈Indiana St. are 8-1 to the OVER after 4+ days off.

📈Bradley are 5-1 to the OVER when the line is over 145.0

📈Bradley are 2-0 to the OVER at home vs teams allowing more than 72 points per game.

📈The total has gone OVER in 5 of Bradley’s last 5 games against Indiana State.

🖥️Score prediction: 88-83 Bradley Braves

🤖Samari Curtis OVER 15.5 points

✅Active on Bradley @ Indiana State OVER 155.0


Tennessee (15-1) comes into this matchup with momentum after a gritty 74-70 win over Texas, bouncing back from a rare off night against Florida where their offense stalled with just 43 points. Back on their home floor at Thompson-Boling Arena, where they’ve won nine straight, the Volunteers are tough to beat and bring plenty of confidence.

Georgia (14-2) has had a solid season but faces a tough test on the road. While recent wins over Oklahoma and Kentucky show their potential, their road performances tell a different story. They’ve played just two true road games, splitting those with a win over Georgia Tech and a loss at Ole Miss. That inconsistency away from home could be a major hurdle here.

Defensively, Tennessee excels, ranking 13th in effective field goal percentage defense and 7th in three-point defense. They thrive on forcing turnovers, generating them at a 20.4% clip, which could be a key factor against Georgia, a team that has struggled with giveaways, especially in road games. Offensively, Tennessee has shown flashes of vulnerability but still ranks 25th in efficiency. They’re dangerous from beyond the arc but heavily rely on Chaz Lanier, who’s been up and down recently. Meanwhile, Georgia’s offensive struggles on the road stand out, they’re near the bottom in turnover rate and haven’t shot better than 35% from three in any road game this season. In recent meetings, Tennessee has dominated, winning four straight and six of the last eight against Georgia. Their most recent win, an 85-79 victory, highlighted their ability to score effectively against the Bulldogs.

With Tennessee’s elite defense, home-court dominance, and Georgia’s road woes, the Volunteers look well-positioned to control this game. Their defensive pressure and Georgia’s turnover issues suggest Tennessee could cover the -12 spread with room to spare.

🏀The Tennessee Volunteers are 14-5 ATS in 2024 when the total is below 170.0 and they scored 81 or less points in their last game.

📝Tennessee will host the Georgia Bulldogs tonight with a total set at 133.5 having scored only 74 points in their last win vs Texas.

🕢8:00 PM EST

📈Volunteers are 2-0 ATS when their spread is between -9.5 & -13.5

📈Tennessee are 10-0 ATS in their last 10 games played on a Wednesday when playing at home.

📉Bulldogs are 0-2 ATS vs teams allowing less than 67 points per game.

🖥️Score prediction: 55-75 Tennessee

✅Active on Tennessee Volunteers -12.0 (ATS)


⭐️🏀The Memphis Grizzlies are 12-0 ATS following a game in which they recorded 17+ turnovers vs a conference opponent.

  • The Spurs have lost each of their last 14 games at Frost Bank Center against Southwest Division opponents that held a winning record.
  • The Grizzlies have won each of their last nine night games at Frost Bank Center.
  • The Grizzlies have covered the spread in 11 of their last 12 games following a loss.
  • The Spurs have failed to cover the spread in 10 of their last 11 games against Southwest Division opponents after winning as underdogs.

✅Active on Memphis Grizzlies -2.5 (ATS) (Not an official play)


🔪CHI BULLS -1.5 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪ORL/MIL o211.5 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪DUQUESNE +3.5 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪INST/BRADLEY o154.5 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

🔪EDM OILERS ML is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors. 🧃




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📊Active Systems for January 11th

The upcoming matchup between the Texans and Chargers has all the ingredients for a low-scoring, defensive battle. Both teams rely heavily on their defenses to dictate the pace of play, and this game projects to be a grind-it-out affair.

The Texans’ offense has struggled to find its rhythm this season. With just two primary weapons for C.J. Stroud—running back Joe Mixon and wide receiver Nico Collins—Houston’s attack has been far from efficient. The offensive line’s ongoing struggles in pass protection have led to a heavy reliance on the running game, which might be their best bet against a Chargers defense that has been weaker against the run. Houston’s shift toward a pass-heavy approach on early downs hasn’t yielded results, especially after losing key playmakers like Stefon Diggs and Tank Dell. Without those two, Collins’ explosiveness has diminished; he’s averaging under 10 yards per reception without them. This plays right into the Chargers’ defensive strategy of preventing big plays by sitting back in coverage. A run-heavy game plan could help Houston control possession and protect Stroud from the relentless pressure he’s faced all season.

The Chargers defense, while solid overall, has shown vulnerabilities against the run. Los Angeles tends to prioritize coverage over stacking the box, which could open the door for Houston’s ground game. However, the Chargers’ elite safety, Derwin James, has the ability to neutralize Collins, limiting Houston’s explosive potential.

Defensively, the Texans are among the best in the league, ranking second in DVOA and excelling against the run. They’ve allowed the third-fewest adjusted line yards and are in the top four for yards allowed per game to opposing running backs. This strength aligns well against a Chargers offense that relies on its ground game and time of possession to control the pace. Even without starting safeties Jimmie Ward and Jalen Pitre, Houston’s defense has shown resilience. The Texans are exceptional against play-action passes, which Justin Herbert frequently employs. Herbert has thrived with play-action, averaging 3.4 more yards per attempt in such situations, but Houston’s defense ranked first in success rate against play-action during the regular season. Additionally, the Texans’ ability to generate pressure without blitzing—boasting a 27.3% non-blitz pressure rate, seventh in the NFL—could disrupt Herbert’s rhythm.

The Chargers’ offense has been conservative throughout the season, focusing on ball control and minimizing mistakes. They led the league with the fewest points allowed per game (17.7) and turned the ball over just nine times all year. While they’ve had occasional high-scoring outings, their identity has leaned toward old-school football: strong defense, methodical drives, and a focus on time of possession.

Between these two teams, the under hit 19-14-1 during the season, and this matchup presents another strong case for a low-scoring game. Both offenses rank in the middle third of the league in scoring, and while they’ve had flashes of production, consistency has been lacking. The Chargers’ last six games have alternated between high and low-scoring affairs, while the Texans’ offense hasn’t surpassed 20 points in five of their last six games.

Houston’s red zone struggles and the Chargers’ disciplined approach further lean toward a defensive stalemate. With both teams fielding top-tier defenses and offenses prone to lengthy, grinding drives, this matchup sets up as a 20-17 type of game. Grab the under around the key number of 43 (I wouldn’t suggest going below), as the value lies in expecting a tightly contested, low-scoring affair.

🏈The Houston Texans are 15-0 to the UNDER when the total is set at less than 56.5 and coming off a game in which they recorded 7+ first downs. Those games have been under the total by an average of 6.0 points.

📊The Los Angeles Chargers are 9–0 to the UNDER in non-divisional road games i which they have less than 8 days of rest. Those games have been under the total by an average of 10.3 points.

📊Home teams facing a team they failed to cover the spread against in a previous meeting are 25-7 (78%) to the UNDER whe coming off a game as an underdog in which they allowed a 2 points conversion.

📝The Texans are coming off a game in which they recorded more than 7 1st downs and they are facing the Chargers who played 6 days ago. The total is currently set at 41.5

🕢4:30 PM EST

📈Texans are 1-7 to the UNDER at home.

📈Texans are 2-5 to the UNDER vs teams that allows less than 21 points per game.

📈The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Houston’s last 7 games played on a Saturday when at home.

📈Chargers are 1-4 to the UNDER vs teams that allows between 21 & 25 points per game.

#️⃣Chargers have the best scoring defense and Texans have the 18th-best offense in the league.

🎯Justin Herbert has 281+ passing yards in 3 straight games.

🎯Joe Mixon has 19+ rushing attempts in 3 straight games vs LAC.

✅Active on Los Angeles Chargers @ Houston Texans UNDER 43.5 (total is set @42.0)
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(I’ll buy a couple points to make it safer – 43.5 might the total I buy)

The Ravens and Steelers have always had a storied rivalry, defined by intense matchups and razor-thin margins. But this game feels different. Baltimore enters with momentum and a fully operational offense, while Pittsburgh’s struggles on offense appear insurmountable. The question isn’t just whether the Steelers can win, but whether they can score enough to keep pace.

Lamar Jackson is in the midst of a season that feels reminiscent of his MVP campaign. His dynamic playmaking ability, paired with a Ravens ground game that has punished defenses with precision and power, makes Baltimore’s offense a formidable challenge. The Steelers, for all their defensive prowess under Mike Tomlin, are facing a daunting task. Baltimore’s pistol motion runs gave Pittsburgh fits in their last meeting, creating mismatches and exploiting gaps. The return of blocking tight end Charlie Kolar adds another layer to an already potent attack, and with third-down back Justice Hill back in the mix, the Ravens are poised to keep the chains moving.

It’s hard not to respect the job Tomlin has done keeping Pittsburgh competitive despite significant offensive limitations. However, those limitations loom large. The Steelers have struggled to generate consistent production, and in a game where Baltimore is likely to dominate field position, it’s difficult to see Pittsburgh sustaining enough drives to stay within striking distance. Even if the Steelers’ defense can limit Baltimore to under 30 points, it might not matter if their own offense can’t eclipse 14.

This matchup also highlights Baltimore’s post-bye dominance. Since their Week 14 bye, the Ravens have rattled off four straight wins, each by a margin of 17 points or more. That stretch includes a decisive victory over these same Steelers. Baltimore’s ability to impose its will on both sides of the ball has been on full display, and there’s little reason to think this game will buck the trend.

While divisional rivalries often produce unexpected results, the current trajectory of both teams suggests a clear edge for Baltimore. Pittsburgh’s defense may be good, but Baltimore’s offense is better, and the Steelers’ offensive struggles are too glaring to ignore. Expect the Ravens to control this game and secure a decisive victory.

🏈The Baltimore Ravens are 13-0-1 ATS at home when facing a team off a loss, coming off a game in which they score 32+ points.

📊Home teams favored by more than a touchdown in an NFL wildcard game, having won more than 8 regular season games are 15-2 ATS since 2002.

📝The Ravens are off to a 35-10 win vs the Browns and they will host the Steelers tonight who have lost their last game to the Bengals.

🕢8:00 PM EST

📈Baltimore are 6-1 SU in their last 7 games at home.

📈Baltimore are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games played on a Saturday.

📉Pittsburgh has lost 5 straight playoff games.

#️⃣Lamar Jackson has a 130.1 passer rating since Week 15 – best in NFL / The Steelers have allowed a passer rating of 114.0 since Week 15 – worst in NFL

🎯Lamar Jackson has 207+ passing yards in 6 straight home games.

🎯Lamar Jackson has 54+ rushing yards in 7 straight game as favorite in January.

🎯Derrick Henry has 138+ rushing yards in 3 straight games.

✅Active on Baltimore Ravens -9.0 (ATS)

⭐🏀The Memphis Grizzlies are a perfect 13-0 ATS following a game in which they committed over 18 turnovers.
⭐🏀The Minnesota Timberwolves are 0-12 ATS as home favorites of -7.0 or less. The Timberwolves have lost 8 straight games in a row in this spot.

⭐🏀The Minnesota Timberwolves are 0-10 ATS when rested and playing at home, following a road win.

✅Active on Memphis Grizzlies -2.0 (ATS) (Not an official play)

🔪LAC/HOU under 42.0 is receiving the most sharp action from respected bettors.

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