ANALYSIS: The Denver Nuggets nearly swept their East Coast trip, but fell after blowing a double-digit lead to the Brooklyn Nets. On Thursday, they return home to take on a Warriors team that has adjusted well with a new-look lineup. Yet, they’ve declined in points output in each of their last three games. Expect Denver to pull through and get back to .500.

ANALYSIS: The Bryant Bulldogs are 7-3 ATS, which includes a tough one-point loss against the Syracuse Orangemen. On Thursday, they’ll take on a St. Francis (PA) team whose 1-7 record could make this a letdown spot for the Bulldogs. Instead, expect the Bulldogs to come out strong and avenge two losses a season ago by 20 points or more against the Red Flash. Take Bryant on Thursday.

ANALYSIS: Just four nights ago, the Trail Blazers annihilated the Kings 120-99. The game may have jump started Portland guard CJ McCollum, who scored 37 points in that outing and followed it up with 30 on Monday against the Raptors. Expect his hot shooting to continue and the Blazers to outlast the Kings.

ANALYSIS: The Texas Longhorns have ascended to the No. 4 spot in the top-25 rankings. They’ve done so with a knack of winning close games. In fact, they have won four games by a margin of three points or less. Sooner or later, that style of play hurts a team, especially in conference. Grab Texas Tech as its starting lineup is growing more and more comfortable each game on the floor together.

ANALYSIS: The Texas A&M Aggies have had difficulties offensively. They’ve dropped three of their last four games, and scored 54 points in all three. Furthermore, they are 0-2 on the road with both losses by 20 points or more. Yet, last season the Aggies scored a conference-high 87 points against the Bulldogs. Take the value Wednesday on Texas A&M.