The Cornell Big Red will be hosting the Harvard Crimson tonight in Ithaca, NY. The Red are laying a lot of lumber in this one, 8.5, but will cover if they want to. They are averaging 83.7 points per game as opposed to the Crimson’s 71.7. Cornell also won the last meeting February 3rd, 89-76, in Cambridge, Mass.
TONIGHT’S PICK: CORNELL BIG RED -8½
Thursday NHL Pick
The Boston Bruins are in a bit of a tailspin but get back on track tonight when they host the Seattle Kraken. The Bruins are a tough opponent when they take the ice at TD Garden, with a record of 17-6-4. The Kraken are a mediocre 11-12-6 on the road. Boston averages more goals per game than Seattle and gives up less.
TONIGHT’S PICK: BOSTON BRUINS
Wednesday Men’s NCAA Basketball Pick
The best in the Atlantic 10, the Richmond Spiders, will be hosting the Massachusetts Minutemen tonight at Robins Center. This game is going to be decided by defense. Richmond’s D is good and will shut down a prolific Massachusetts offense. Moreover, the Spiders are 12-0 as the home team and 9-1 in their last 10 overall.
TONIGHT’S PICK: RICHMOND SPIDERS M/L
Tuesday Men’s NCAA Basketball Pick
The Nevada Wolf Pack will have payback on their minds tonight when they host the New Mexico Lobos. As the home team, the Pack is 12-1. Bang them on the money line.
TONIGHT’S PICK: NEVADA WOLF PACK M/L
Monday NHL Pick
Two teams that are clicking on every cylinder, the New York Rangers and the Calgary Flames, will square off tonight at the Garden. The edge in this one goes to the Rangers. They are 17-7-0 in Manhattan and won the last meeting back in October, 3-1. Enough said.
TONIGHT’S PICK: NEW YORK RANGERS
Sunday NFL Pick
If the San Francisco 49ers feed Christian McCaffrey, the best player in the league, they win. It’s as simple as that.
TONIGHT’S PICK: SAN FRANCISCO 49ers M/L
Saturday NHL Pick
The Tampa Bay Lightning are not a good road team but they will notch one tonight when they visit the Columbus Blue Jackets. The Lightning score more and give up less than the Jackets, plus they have Steven Stamkos and Nikita Kucherov. Forget about it.
TONIGHT’S PICK: TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING