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[1%] Free Play on BYU under 150½ -105

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1* FREE INFO PLAY Ball State +7 -105

1* Free Sharp Play on AS Monaco +122

1* Bet on Clemson +7½

1* Free Wiseguy Play on Clemson +7½ -108

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1* Free Play on Ball State +7½ -112

Tuesday NHL Free play. My selection is on San Jose +1.5 goals over Philadelphia at 7:05 pm et on Tuesday.

The Sharks are coming off a 4-1 'upset' win in Carolina on Sunday and I think they're well-positioned to turn in another strong performance as their road trip continues in Philadelphia on Tuesday. The Flyers fought hard but fell just short in a 3-2 defeat at home against the Avalanche on Sunday. They're just 1-2 on their current homestand and have outscored the opposition by only 0.3 goals on average here at home this season. The Sharks check in 8-3 over their last 11 games when factoring in the +1.5 puck-line. Look for San Jose to take this one down to the wire at the very least. Take San Jose +1.5 goals.

This is a play on the NORTHERN ARIZONA LUMBERJACKS for our Tuesday Free Play. Northern Arizona had won three straight games prior to the Big Sky/Summit Challenge where it got a horrible draw having to face South Dakota St. and North Dakota St., two of the top contenders in the summit League. The Lumberjacks are 4-4 with the other losses at Arizona which was an expected blowout as they were getting 36 points and a six-point loss against Drake in Sioux Falls. While this is not a rivalry, this is the little brother narrative. Arizona St. came through for us in the first round of the Maui Invitational as it defeated Texas as a seven-point underdog and then defeated Washington St. before losing to USC in the championship. The Sun Devils are coming off a win over Oklahoma by 16 points on Saturday in Phoenix at the Jerry Colangelo Classic so we have a letdown spot as well as the possibility of a lookahead against a very good Santa Clara team. This line is similar to what they were favored by against No. 319 Southern Utah which resulted in a push and Northern Arizona is rated 67 spots higher. Play (621) Northern Arizona Lumberjacks

CBB 64-47 Run and the red hot run extended Tuesday with a pair of Winners. CFB 12-5 run after a 4-1 Championship Weekend. Bowl Winners upcoming. NBA back in action off a win. 233-196-9 NFL Run after Chargers winner.

This is a FREE PLAY on the Pittsburgh Penguins.

I love the way this one sets up for Pittsburgh.

Anaheim is No. 1 in the Pacific, 18-10-1 overall, including 7-6-1 on the road, while Pittsburgh is No. 4 in the Metropolitan with a 14-7-6 record, including going 6-4-2 at home.

The Ducks rebounded from a 7-0 home loss to Utah to win their next two in Anaheim over Washington and Chicago, but now I think they'll stumble here in this difficult road venue facing the hungry and revenge-minded Penguins.

Pittsburgh went 2-1 on its most recent road trip, falling 3-2 in a shootout at Dallas in the finale.

But, now back at home, I like Pittsburgh to avenge the 4-3 loss in Anaheim back in early October. Looking back to last year the Pens are 7-3 in their last ten in trying to avenge a road loss as an underdog against an opponent.

Overall, Pittsburgh averages 3.2 goals per game, which is ranked ninth, while allowing 2.7, which is ranked eighth, while Anaheim averages 3.6 goals per game, ranked second, while conceding 3.3, ranked 22nd.

The difference for sure comes on the defensive end, and it's a weakness I expect the home side to take advantage of in this revenge-scenario.

With upcoming games at the Islanders, Devils, Rangers and Blue Jackets, it's also almost impossible not to see Anaheim getting caught "looking ahead" here to its difficult upcoming road trip.

This is the start of five straight at home for the Penguins, though, and I expect them to get things started off on the proverbial "right foot" with a big victory on Tuesday night.

Consider the PENGUINS.

Good luck, NP

3* on Sharks

No. 2 Michigan (8-0) enters as one of the hottest teams in the country, fresh off blowout wins including 102-72 over No. 20 Auburn, 101-61 over No. 11 Gonzaga, and 101-60 over Rutgers. The Wolverines rank No. 1 in KenPom, boast the nation's top defense, and are averaging a staggering 94.6 points per game while shooting over 52% from the field and dominating the glass (2nd nationally in rebounds per game).
Villanova (7-1) has quietly put together a seven game win streak after a narrow season opening loss to BYU, most recently claiming the Big 5 Classic with a 90-63 rout of Penn. The Wildcats sit around No. 35 in KenPom and bring a disciplined, ball sharing offense (83.0 PPG) with strong perimeter shooting (around 38% from three this season) and excellent half court execution.
The current spread sits at Michigan -15.5, which feels inflated given the matchup dynamics. Villanova's defense rarely fouls—one of the lowest opponent free-throw rates in the country—forcing teams to earn points in the half court rather than at the line. Michigan thrives on efficient scoring and transition, but against a patient, low mistake Wildcats team that moves the ball beautifully and shoots the three well, the Wolverines may face a grind it out game rather than another track meet.
KenPom projects around a 15-point Michigan win, but personal models see this staying closer. Michigan's recent dominance has come against overmatched or weaker defenses; regression feels inevitable against a proven program like Villanova on a big stage.
I'll acknowledge the hometown lean (yes, living near Villanova probably plays a small role), but the value here is clear: the road Cats have the tools to frustrate Michigan's rhythm and keep this within striking distance.
Pick: Villanova +15.5

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