The Princeton Tigers will be laying 7 on the road against the Pennsylvania Quakers tonight and if they feel like covering the number they will. Princeton is 15-6, 5-1 as the away team, and 4-2 in conference play. Penn comes in at 6-13, 4-6 as the home team, and 2-4 in conference play. The Tigers always whack the Quakers (it’s a tradition) and tonight should be no different. They outscore them by a ton, give up less, are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 against a team with a home losing record, and I could go on.
TONIGHT’S PICK: PRINCETON TIGERS -7
Month: February 2025
Thursday Men’s NCAA Basketball Pick
The Sacred Heart Pioneers will be on their home court in Fairfield tonight to take on the Rider Broncs. Sacred Heart has won 3 straight and after tonight it should be 4. In conference play in the Metro Atlantic Athletic, the Pioneers are 5-5 and the Broncs are 4-7. Sacred Heart is averaging over 10 points per game more than Rider and also have the edge in 3-pointers, rebounds, and steals. Consider the home team in this one and lay the 5.
TONIGHT’S PICK: PURDUE SACRED HEART PIONEERS -5
Wednesday Men’s NCAA Basketball Pick
The 16-8 Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons will be hosting the 12-12 Wright State Raiders tonight in Fort Wayne. The Mastodons are currently laying 5.5 and they should be. PFW is #2 in the Horizon, 9-1 as the home team, and 9-4 in conference play. Wright State is #7 in the Horizon, 3-7 as the away team, and 6-7 in conference play. The Mastodons are a scoring machine, that’s a given, averaging 82.9 points per game and killing it on 3-pointers, hitting 39%. The Raiders average 76.9 points per game and when they face an opponent with a straight up winning record, they are 0-6-1 ATS over their last 7. PFW won the last meeting with Wright State, 120-113, and is 7-1 ATS in their last 8 as the favorite.
TONIGHT’S PICK: PURDUE FORT WAYNE MASTODONS -5½
Tuesday NHL Pick
The 32-16-4 Edmonton Oilers have lost their last two but the Pacific’s best should get back on the rails tonight when they visit the 24-25-4 St. Louis Blues. The Blues did win their last game, eking one out against the Utah Hockey Club, 2-1, but prior to that they had lost four straight and rarely put back-to-back wins together. McDavid and company play well on the road with a record of 14-7-2, won the last meeting against St. Louis back in December. They also average more goals per game than the Blues, give up less, and the list goes on.
TONIGHT’S PICK: EDMONTON OILERS
Monday Men’s NCAA Basketball Pick
The University of Alabama Birmingham Blazers will play host tonight to their AAC rival, the University of North Texas Mean Green. These teams match up well. Mean Green is in the second spot in the AAC and the Blazers are right on their tail in third, but the edge goes to UAB. They are 10-3 as the home team and can light it up, averaging 84.6 points per game. UAB has also won 2 straight and 7 of their last 8. Mean Green is averaging only 68.5 points per game but will offset that with a very stingy defense. They are 4-3 as the away team and lost their last outing to the UTSA Roadrunners, 54-50, who are not that good. The line is currently Blazers -1.5 with a money line of only -115 so why would you sweat the points?
TONIGHT’S PICK: UAB BLAZERS M/L
Sunday Men’s NCAA Basketball Pick
The Fairfield Stags will be a road dog when they play an early one today against the Iona Gaels. Fairfield has already proven they can beat Iona, winning the last meeting just a couple weeks ago, 68-64. The Stags also have the edge in points scored, 3-pointers, free throws, and are getting 6.5. Fairfield should at least get under the number.
TODAY’S PICK: FAIRFIELD STAGS +6½
Saturday NHL Pick
The Detroit Red Wings are riding a 4-game win streak and will try to make it 5 when they head to the Saddledome tonight to take on the Calgary Flames. The Red Wings, who are 10-10-3 on the road, will have their hands full tonight. The Flames are 16-7-3 in Calgary and just acquired two quality players from the Philadelphia Flyers, Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee, and they both can find the back of the net.
TONIGHT’S PICK: CALGARY FLAMES