UConn has had no consistency throughout the regular season, in part because they have dealt with injuries throughout the rotation that have prevented the group from getting into any kind of rhythm. So while the trends suggest there is no reason to trust UConn to cover a multi-possession spread on the road, I think we’ve got a buy-low spot for a Huskies squad that’s getting healthier and could be poised to play its best basketball in March. With the way UConn can exploit a Providence defense that’s been diced up recently in conference play, I’ll lay the points with Dan Hurley’s group.