ANALYSIS: Will the Longhorns avoid being upset? ...

ANALYSIS: DeMar DeRozan is coming home. ...

ANALYSIS: This is not the matchup anyone could've expected with the Final Four on the line in the South Region

ANALYSIS: Here's a system play for low totals. ...

ANALYSIS: San Diego State's defense is suffocating. ...

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ANALYSIS: I am taking a shot here on Eric Gordon who has been inserted into the starting lineup after Paul George sprained his knee on Tuesday. Gordon is coming off back to back subpar games and as a result we are getting a slight discount on his line. I have EG projected at 32 minutes and the Clippers are going to need him to step up in the scoring department especially with two of two of their top three scorers on the shelf (Paul George and Normal Powell). Gordon will be facing his former team who he clearly enjoys playing against and has eclipsed this line in 13 of his last 14 previous match ups.

ANALYSIS: Tonight is worth the premium cost on Kelly Olynk’s prop offering. Utah and Sacramento just played on Monday, and 148 points were scored in that game. The Jazz have ruled out several key players for Saturday, and that should pave the way for Olynk to thrive as the veteran leader. Play him Over 15.5 points.

ANALYSIS: Caldwell-Pope’s prop offering Saturday is down drastically from his season average of 11 points. Over his past 10 games, he has scored eight points or fewer in eight. Even though his shots are there, he is shooting just 38%. Expect Caldwell-Pope’s struggles to continue against the Bucks. Take the Under.

ANALYSIS: Vegas is a very good team but quite banged-up -- the latest out tonight are forward Reilly Smith (24G, 27A) and top-six defenseman Alec Martinez (2G, 11A, +22). Laurent Brossoit is in net and hasn't played in an NHL game for a month due to injury. The Oilers are on fire right now with Connor McDavid targeting 70 goals. He's also one away from 300 career.

ANALYSIS: Although the Lopez train (6 in a row) came to a halt against a Spurs team in a blow out win, the train got right back on track last night against the Jazz. Lopez only saw about 24 minutes during the game against the Spurs, the lowest minutes recorded in his previous 15 games. During those 15 games he has had 16 or more points in 12 of them. We continue to ride this wagon, Lopez makes it 8 of 9 games tonight against Denver.