ANALYSIS: The Rams enter shooting 42.1% from three-point range on the season, ranking them ninth-best in the country. Harvard's three-point defense is allowing teams to shoot 35.4% from deep, ranking them No. 246 in the nation. Rhode Island is led by the Mitchell twins, a pair of 6-foot-10 and 6-foot-9 big men. The Crimson do not have the size to keep up with Rhode Island, so I'll lay the small number with the road favorite.

ANALYSIS: Pittsburgh enters Tuesday night's contest at just 2-4 on the season and is off back-to-back losses against Vanderbilt and UMBC. Minnesota is 5-0, but this will be its first true test of the season against a Power Five team. The Panthers' offense has struggled and has an adjusted offensive efficiency rating that ranks them No. 294 in the country while Minnesota's adjusted defensive efficiency ranks them No. 40. Pittsburgh is also prone to turning the ball over, which could prove key to Minnesota covering. Lay the small number with the better team on the road.

ANALYSIS: Rick Pitino's Iona team is coming off an upset win over Alabama in which the Gaels made just 4-of-21 3-pointers. The Gaels have a balanced attack, led by forward Nelly Junior Joseph, who averages 16.3 points and 7.8 rebounds. Four starters average double figures in points. In a game where the spread is just 3.5 points, free throw shooting could prove to be crucial, and Iona ranks third in free throw attempts while Belmont checks in at No. 222. Grab the points with the hot Iona team.

ANALYSIS: In what should be one of the best games of the night on Wednesday, I'm laying the small number with the Gators, who have looked fantastic so far. Florida should be able to neutralize one of Ohio State's biggest strengths - the 3-point shot. The Buckeyes are No. 40 in the country in 3-point shooting, but Florida's defense is ranked inside the top 60 in defending the long-range shot. Plus, I don't see anyone on Ohio State who can stop Florida's top player - the 6-11 Colin Castleton, who averages 17.0 points, 9.8 rebounds, and 3.5 blocks.

ANALYSIS: The Friars are 5-0 on the season and already have taken down two Big Ten teams in Wisconsin and Northwestern. They now will face a Virginia team that struggles with an offensive efficiency rating that ranks them No. 156 in the country. No one has had an answer for Providence big man Nate Watson, who averages 18.6 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.4 blocks. The Friars are a top-50 team rebounding the ball on the defensive end, while Virginia checks in 200 spots lower in the same category. Lay the small number with the better team on a neutral court.