Best Sports Game Selection Today: College Basketball Preferences for February 24

The race to Mars Madness is already in progress in Topsy-Turvy Big 12.

Colorado hosts Kansas in another road challenge for the Jayhawks, and Houston has a chance to avenge its only conference loss when Cougar travels to Texas Tech.

Here is a look at how we play the big ones in Big 12 on Monday, plus a Big Ten point player’s prop for good dimensions.

Michigan in Nebraska, 20:00 et

Back-to-back games with 20 points and a season score on average over 15 print us to a player who makes props for the Russian great man Vladislav Goldin, who put a ring on his girlfriend finger over the weekend and should continue to have winnings Monday Evening.

Michigan renewed the efforts to drive the crime through Goldin and ended a run with five consecutive games with single -digit shooting attempts. He responded with 20 points in Ohio State and 21 against Michigan State during the last two excursions.

Nebraska has won back-to-back matches against Michigan after going 1-16 in his first 17 attempts as a member of the Big Ten.

Wolverines is only half a game behind Michigan State in the Big Ten position and will dig in early to try to take some of the air from Pinnacle Bank Arena.

Bet: Michigan C Vladislav Goldin over 15.5 points (-112 on Fanduel)

Houston (23-4, 15-1) at Texas Tech (21-6, 12-4), 21.00 et et et et a

Kelvin Sampson claims that this is the same conference as it has always been – dominant from the center of the package and up – but it sells the short level of success that Cougars experiences at a long -lasting level. Only Texas Tech has submitted Houston a conference loss this season, and a victory in the Omatch Monday evening would probably secure no. 1 seed in the conference tournament for Sampson.

With Kansas, Iowa State and Texas Tech who all show signs that they are capable of Mars’s success, Cougars pushes for their fourth victory over a ranked conference opponent this season.

They have traveled Baylor Transfer Lj Cryer-who received 28 points Saturday against Iowa State and a ridiculously narrow defense that will be tested by JT Toppin, who had 22 points in Texas Tech’s 22-point victory over West Virginia on Saturday.

When the team met February 1, Texas Tech made a decision of 82-81 in overtime and ended the Houston 33 game’s home court. Both teams are in full steps. Houston’s Veteranty range does not blink in the intense road setting as 1.5-points favorites, but we are aiming for the score column in this.

Bet: Over 131.5 points (-112 on Fanduel)

Kansas (18-9, 9-7) at Colorado (11-16, 2-14), 11.00 et a

We know that this is not a foremost Jayhawks gang, but let’s take a wide lens look at this matchup. Colorado has two conferences and gets 6.5 points. While the buffaloes have noted the two victories in recent games, they were already receiving a 12-point loss for the Jayhawks in Lawrence. Their two league victories-76-74 over Baylor and 76-63 over UCF-was not indicative of a team with firepower to test KU’s defensive clamps.

They also have no answer for Hunter Dickinson, who received 19 points in the first matchup and is on average almost 10 returns per match. Kansas Red Dickinson to a large lead in the first half in the first meeting this season (40-26 at half time) before taking his foot from the gas.

Colorado will have some traction due to Jayhawk’s four-game losing line in real road games and their 3-7 total records in these situations this season. But the Jayhawks know what it is like to flex on the buffs in Boulder. They have won 21 of the last 22 games against Colorado and still have the recipe to run past this package of buffalo.

KU’s field target percentage defense is No. 2 at the conference (39.0%, 13th nationally), and its 3-point field target rate is excellent (29.9%, 18th nationally).

Bet: Kansas -6.5 (-110 on Betmgm)