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Connecticut Huskies @ Providence Friars +7.5 -110 bet365 * 12:00 pm
Last Meeting ( Jan 5, 2025 ) Providence 84, Connecticut 87
The Huskies (19-9, 11-6 Big East) have won five consecutive meetings in the head-to-head series and enter the 82nd all-time following a 93-79 win over former Providence coach Ed Cooley's Georgetown on Wednesday.
The Friars (12-16, 6-11) hope to benefit from home cooking against their rivals following consecutive road losses to Georgetown and No. 21 Marquette. The latter was an 82-52 Tuesday defeat, their sixth in a seven-game span.
Auburn Tigers @ Kentucky Wildcats +5.0 -110 bet365 * 1:00 pm
Last Meeting ( Feb 17, 2024 ) Kentucky 70, Auburn 59
Auburn (26-2, 14-1 SEC) has set its sights on winning at Kentucky for just the third time in program history. The Tigers have lost 20 consecutive visits to Lexington since notching a 53-52 upset of then-No. 1 Kentucky on Jan. 9, 1988.
Overall, the Tigers are 2-51 in Lexington, with the other victory coming in 1983.
"The reason why we have not won there is because, historically, Kentucky's been the best team in the league," said Auburn coach Bruce Pearl, who is 0-6 in Lexington during his 11 seasons.
Kentucky (19-9, 8-7) has won four of its last six games and shares seventh in the SEC with Ole Miss. The Wildcats are 14-2 at home.
Texas Tech Raiders +4.5 -105 bet365 @ Kansas Jayhawks * 2:00 pm
Last Meeting ( Feb 12, 2024 ) Kansas 50, Texas Tech 79
No. 10 Texas Tech visits Kansas after Dickson’s 32-point game
https://thescore.com/ncaab/news/322937
Texas Tech (21-7, 12-5) is coming off a 69-61 loss to No. 4 Houston on Monday, in which the Red Raiders played without their second- and third-leading scorers in Chance McMillian and Darrion Williams, who average a combined 30 points per game.
Kansas (19-9, 10-7) enters Saturday's matchup following back-to-back wins over struggling teams Oklahoma State and Colorado. Despite this, the Jayhawks were still stripped of their Top 25 ranking this week, having lost four of their first six games in February.
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Creighton Bluejays @ Xavier Musketeers -2.5 -110 bet365 * 4:30 pm
Last Meeting ( Jan 29, 2025 ) Xavier 77, Creighton 86
Kalkbrenner leads Creighton against Xavier after 25-point outing
https://thescore.com/ncaab/news/3229415
Big East tournament seeds and NCAA Tournament positioning are on the line when Creighton visits Xavier in a pivotal Big East matchup Saturday in Cincinnati.
Creighton (20-8, 13-4) wants to stay one game ahead of third-place Marquette in the conference with one week remaining. As for catching first-place St. John's, the Bluejays would have to win their final three games and the Red Storm would need to lose their final two to tie for the regular-season title.
Xavier (18-10, 10-7) has won a season-best four straight in Big East play and stands 13-2 at home. Not only are the Musketeers trying to remain in the top five of the Big East standings to ensure a conference tournament first-round bye, they are also trying to improve their resume for an NCAA at-large bid.
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Pittsburgh Panthers -10.5 -110 bet365 @ Louisville Cardinals * 6:00 pm 
Last Meeting ( Jan 11, 2025 ) Louisville 82, Pittsburgh 78
Lowe leads Pittsburgh against No.19 Louisville after 25-point outing
https://thescore.com/ncaab/news/3229324
The teams previously met Jan. 11 in Pittsburgh, with Louisville squeaking out an 82-78 win. The four main Cardinal guards combined for 67 points, led by 25 points and seven 3-pointers from Smith, who ranks second in the country at 3.7 made 3-pointers per game.
Lowe and Leggett totaled 40 for Pitt in that game, but the Panthers were outrebounded 44-31 by Louisville.
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