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| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| BSKT | (300105) Brisbane Bullets at (300106) Perth: Total | 5:30am EST - Feb 13/2026 |
The PLAY: Total Under 181.5 (-110)
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Brisbane Bullets at Perth Wildcats
DK line: Perth -20.5 | Total 181.5
Season profile:
Perth: 91.1 scored / 86.3 allowed (net +4.8). Home record 8–7 (interestingly not ultra-dominant at home).
Brisbane: 81.3 scored / 101.2 allowed (net -19.9). Away record 4–12.
Last 10:
Perth last 10: 8–2, about 96.1 scored / 86.4 allowed.
Brisbane last 10: 0–10, about 75.2 scored / 97.8 allowed (that’s not “slumping,” that’s “astronomical impact crater”).
Injuries notes (big factor here):
Brisbane: Casey Prather (knee, season), Javon Freeman-Liberty (hamstring, season), Lamar Patterson (hamstring, season), plus Dakota Mathias (shoulder, Feb) and others TBC.
Perth: David Duke Jr. (elbow, TBC), Jaron Rillie (hamstring, TBC), Sunday Dech (illness, TBC).
Projection:
Perth 97 – Brisbane 80 (Total 177)
Spread is enormous for a 40-minute game, but Brisbane’s offense + injuries scream “team total collapse risk,” which matters most for the total.
Last 10 + home/away pattern (this is the engine)
Brisbane last 10:
0–10, scoring about 75.1 ppg, conceding about 98.3 ppg (from the listed last-10 results).
Brisbane last 10 (away only):Away totals average about 171.8.
Perth last 10:
Very strong form; totals average about 182.5 overall.
Perth last 10 (home only):Home totals average about 175.4.
So your total is 181.5, while:
Brisbane’s away environment lately ≈ low 170s
Perth’s home environment lately ≈ mid 170s
Head-to-head this season
Three meetings:
203 total (Brisbane win @Perth early)
148 total (Perth 86–62)
170 total (Perth 95–75)
Two most recent are comfortably under, and Brisbane’s scoring in those is 62 and 75.
Injuries (this strengthens the Under case)
Official league injury list has Brisbane missing multiple pieces and also lists Tyrell Harrison (concussion – TBC), while Perth has a few “TBC” tags too.
Brisbane also officially ruled Javon Freeman-Liberty out for the season.
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| CBB | (607) BYU at (608) Baylor: Spread | 7:00pm EST - Feb 10/2026 |
The PLAY: Baylor +3.5 (-118)
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Stat Comparison (Since Jan 1, 2026)
(Where available from recent official box/season stats)
Category | BYU Cougars | Baylor Bears |
|---|---|---|
Points Per Game | 86.7 | 84.1 |
Points Allowed Per Game | 73.0 | 75.0 |
Top 2 Scorers (Season Averages) | AJ Dybantsa ~25.3 ppg, | Cameron Carr ~19.6 ppg, |
Assist Leaders | Egor Demin ~3.1–5.2 apg (over last 10/season) | Obi Agbim ~5.2 apg |
Top 2 Rebound Leaders | Richie Saunders ~5.8 rpg (last 10) | Cameron Carr ~5.8 rpg (last 10) |
Injuries / Availability | No major injuries reported at time of search (~no news alerts) | No major injuries reported |
Season Trends (Since 1/1/26)
Category | BYU | Baylor |
|---|---|---|
Last 10 SU | Mixed results with 4-6 in last 10 | Also mixed 5-5 in last 10 |
ATS (last 10) | Slightly volatile, lack of dominant trend | Also middling ATS performance |
O/U Results | 6/10 Overs (points > listed totals) | 5/10 Overs |
Home/Away Splits | Very strong at home; unbeaten at home in many recent seasons | Baylor middling at home (9-4) |
Losing/Winning Margins | Recent losses include double-digit deficits vs top teams | Win/loss margins fluctuate; blowout wins & close losses |
Player Matchup Notes
BYU’s AJ Dybantsa is the central offensive engine, averaging 25+ ppg over recent games, and BYU’s offense runs through him and Richie Saunders — both capable of creating consistent scoring. Their assist rate helps keep possessions high and efficient. Baylor’s top scorers like Cameron Carr and Tounde Yessoufou provide a balanced scoring attack, but Baylor’s defensive lapses have allowed high opponent scoring..
In rebounding, both teams pull similar numbers, but BYU’s recent defensive boards have halted second-chance opportunities while Baylor has had variable rebounding success. Assist/leaders indicate BYU can generate quality shots, while Baylor’s assist numbers show good ball movement — meaning this likely won’t be a low-possession grind. Both teams have faced top competition (BYU four straight losses to ranked teams and Baylor losses/near losses), so level-of-competition suggests adjustments on both sides will matter — particularly late game execution and turnovers..
Why I like it:
BYU is on a 4-game skid (and the recent scores have swung wildly).
Baylor’s last 10 are much more “Big 12 rock fight”: I totaled Baylor’s last 10 from their schedule—70.9 scored / 75.4 allowed (avg total 146.3).
BYU last 10 (from their schedule) come out around 83.7 scored / 81.7 allowed (avg total 165.4)—but their away defense in that stretch is the soft spot, and this is a road spot into a pace-controlling opponent.