Tim Michael - Betting Expert

T.M. Selection: Sabres (10* TRADE-MARK).

These teams have played four times this year and the Sabres hold a 3-1 edge. I like Buffalo to find a way to get the job done here as well. These teams played in New Jersey on Tuesday and Buffalo posted the 4-1 victory. New Jersey has allowed 41 goals this year overall, which is seventh in the league. Buffalo though quickly got through some COVID issues and it's looked great, led by Jack Eichel, who leads the team with 14 points. The Sabres are 4-1 in their last five as a home favorite and 9-3 in their last 13 in the fourth game of a 4-in-6 situation, while New Jersey is just 1-6 in its last seven when playing on one days rest. Lay it!

T.M. Prediction: 4-2 Buffalo.

T.M. Selection: SDSU (8* SLAM-DUNK).

Both teams are fantastic. Boise State is 18-4 and SDSU is 17-4. BOise State enter off an 81-77 home win over Utah State. The Broncos average 77.8 PPG, while conceding 65. SDSU is off a 75-57 win over Fresno State. The Aztecs average 75 PPG, while conceding 59.8. SDSU is 6-1 ATS in its last seven following a SU win. A lot of Boise State's success this year has come at home. Look for the Aztecs to step up and deliver here!

T.M. Prediction: COMING SHORTLY.

T.M. Selection: Ohio State (10* BANKROLL BUILDER).

Ohio State is coming off a five-point loss to Michigan, it's first loss in over a month. I like the Buckeyes to get back on track here. I think MSU will take a step back though after back-to-back wins over Indiana and Illinois. Ohio State will be without Kyle Young today, but that just means "next man up." Keep your eyes on EJ Liddell, who leads the BUckeyes with 15.9 PPG. The Spartans have managed two wins in a row, but they still have the 82nd ranked offense. I'm banking on Ohio State's three-point shooting to be too much for MSU to handle down the stretch!

T.M. Prediction: COMING SHORTLY.

T.M. Selection: Knicks/Kings OVER (10* TOTAL MONEY-MAKER).

Both teams are super hungry for a win here, especially the Kings who have lost eight in a row. Sacramento averages 113.9 PPG, while conceding 119.9. De'Aaron Fox remains a bright spot with 22.5 points and 3.2 boards per game for the Kings. The Knicks have split their last 14 games. Overall New York averages just 103.6 PPG, while conceding 108.8. The Knicks are led by Julius Randle, with 23.3 PPG. I think Randle and the Knicks are going to exploit this weak Kings' defense and push the pace. Sacramento has seen the total go over in eight of its last 11 after playing to four or more straight losses as well; this number is low, the play is the over!

T.M. Prediction: COMING SHORTLY.