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This is a play on the MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES for our NBA Signature Enforcer. Minnesota has lost five straight games for the first time in over three years and the 111-85 loss on Sunday secured the lowest offensive showing in over six years. It is a quick turnaround for both teams as the game on Sunday was originally scheduled for Saturday but was postponed a day and that could help the Timberwolves in this second of a back-to-back set. The last two defeats have been at home where they are still 15-8 and they have fallen into a tie for the No. 6 spot in the Western Conference. Golden St. snapped a two-game losing streak with the win which followed a four-game winning streak with all of those victories at home, as the Warriors improved to 9-14 and we are seeing a decent line move from Sunday with the anticipation of Steph Curry sitting this one out with a bum knee after playing yesterday coming in as questionable. 10* (528) Minnesota Timberwolves

This is a play on the BYU COUGARS for our CBB Late Attraction. Arizona has rolled out to a 20-0 start, one of three remaining undefeated teams in the country, with Miami Ohio and Nebraska also sitting at 20-0 and the Wildcats have survived a decent schedule that is ranked No. 44 in the country. They are 4-0 on the road which includes three wins in the Big 12 Conference with this now being the toughest test to date. The fourth win on the road was at Connecticut way back on November 19th when both Tarris Reed and Braylon Mullins did not play. BYU opened the season 3-0 before losing to that same Connecticut team four days before Arizona did then ran off 13 straight wins before suffering its second loss, a 13-point drubbing at Texas Tech. The Cougars last loss at the Marriott Center came at the hands of Arizona last February and they have since won 13 straight games here since then. 10* (892) BYU Cougars

This is a play on the TARLETON ST. TEXANS for our CBB Bounceback Baller. This game was scheduled for Saturday but was moved to Monday due to the weather and the impact is less minimal for Tarleton St. which returned home late Wednesday. That was the Texans third straight road game where they lost all three games by a combined 12 points including one at Southern Utah in overtime. Overall, it was the fourth straight loss and non-cover which started here with a loss to Abilene Christian so there is revenge in play. Prior to this skid, they were on an 11-2 run and have some work to do at 2-5 in the WAC. Abilene Christian is also on a losing streak as it has dropped three straight following the win over Tarleton St. to fall to 2-4 in the conference. The Wildcats win here was just the third on the road with the other two coming against No.  271 Pepperdine and No. 332 Texas Southern. 10* (894) Tarleton St. Texans