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Delaware State vs Georgetown College Basketball Free Pick 

The Angle(s): I like this one to stay below the number. The Georgetown Hoyas are coming off an emotional 86-74 rivalry win over Maryland in front of nearly 15,000 fans, and they hit the road for Clemson on Friday. That's a classic sandwich spot, and I don't expect much urgency once Ed Cooley's group builds a lead. The Hoyas also drilled 15 threes against the Terps, a pace that's tough to repeat.

The Delaware State Hornets simply struggle to score on the road. They managed just 60 points in last Thursday's loss at Navy, and last season they were held to 57 or fewer at Niagara, New Haven and Rutgers. Once the benches clear, this should grind to a finish.

The Bet: Under (3%). 

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Marc David's NCAAB Free Pick

We really like favorite in this matchup. Dayton (1-1) just rolled NJIT by 33, with Aiden Derkack and Amael L'Etang both putting up double-doubles. The Flyers look like they've found their footing, and UD Arena is one of the toughest places to play in the country.

Siena (1-1) is a decent mid-major program, but walking into that building against a Dayton team that's starting to click is a tall order. The Flyers should control the glass and wear the Saints down.

Dayton at home with momentum and one of the best crowds in college hoops behind it.

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Kansas leads the recent series between the two and they are in better form right now as the Wildcats still struggle with continuity and form. Kansas should be able to control the glass and control the tempo as they force Kentucky into a half court situation that favors the Jayhawks. This is also a neutral site game and the Jayhawks are  4-0-1 ATS in their last 5 neutral site games as a favorite while Kentucky is 0-2 ATS so far this season. The Jayhawks have also covered in all their games this season so far.

Bet: lay the number with Kansas.

I have Kansas power rated as a top 5 team in the nation and Kentucky down at 30^th, and they’re not catching enough points here in what I’m sure will be a public dog. The Jayhawks added a massive acquisition in the transfer portal this offseason with the addition of Trey Kaufmann-Renn from Purdue. They also added some 5 stars and look for Tyran Stokes to make an immediate impact, not to mention the returning talent that they have. Kentucky had a disappointing season a year ago and we’re really bad from beyond the arc. The loss of Denzel Aberdeen back to Florida doesn’t help and they’ll be in over their head in this one. Take Kansas.

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We're not sure how wise it is to run with the Billikens, who look ready to deal once more for Josh Schertz and are already scoring at a 91 pg clip in their first two starts. Though he didn't get on the court last Friday vs. Missouri after having his eligibility renstated the day before, 6-10 Robbie Avila (17 ppg last season) could be making his season debut tonight as well.

Yet Darrin Horn's Norse seem hellbent to run, gunning the engines in wins over UTEP and South Dakota before not even bothering to slow down Texas A&M in a 104-67 loss. Allowing 94 ppg seems a suicidal resolve against a Billikens side already with six douible-digit scorers even before Avila steps onto the court. Play Saint Louis