Oregon remains without arguably its three top players, but has still managed to hold both of its NIT opponents, UC Irvine and UCF under 60 points each. Now they face a Wisconsin team that plays painfully slow, among the bottom 30 in adjusted tempo per KenPom, in a game where quick possessions should be at a premium. This has the look of a game played in the low-60s at most. Take the Under.

The Oregon Ducks have done the unthinkable and won consecutive games without their top three players. Tuesday, they will face a Wisconsin team that looked lethargic for stretches in its slim win over Liberty. Oregon’s new look lineup is rolling with confidence, and as a team the Ducks have defended their home court all season with a 15-5 home record. Take Oregon.