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The ACC Tournament shifts into high gear this Thursday night as the Clemson Tigers face off against the #19 North Carolina Tar Heels. Tipoff is set for 9:30 PM ET at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. While technically a neutral site, the proximity to Chapel Hill usually gives the Tar Heels a distinct atmosphere advantage. North Carolina enters the postseason with a formidable 24-7 record, while Clemson sits right on their heels at 23-9. The oddsmakers have opened this as a near pick’em, with North Carolina laying just 1.5 points. This is a massive revenge spot for the Tar Heels, who are looking to wash out the taste of a 15-point loss to Duke in their regular-season finale.

The SEC Tournament heats up in Nashville tonight as the Oklahoma Sooners meet the Texas A&M Aggies at Bridgestone Arena. This 9:30 PM ET tipoff on SECN features two teams that spent the regular season proving they can fill up a box score. Oklahoma finished 18-14 after a late-season surge, while Texas A&M enters at 21-10 and looking for a deep run. The Aggies are the favorites here at 2.5 points with a moneyline of -138, though the Sooners come in with plenty of momentum as +115 underdogs. This neutral site matchup is essentially a clash of offensive philosophies. Texas A&M ranks among the top ten in the country in scoring, while Oklahoma has found a groove with high-efficiency shooting

The American Athletic Conference tournament moves into a high-stakes window this Thursday night as the Florida Atlantic Owls face off against the North Texas Mean Green. The action is set for 9:30 PM ET at the Legacy Arena at BJCC in Birmingham, Alabama. This neutral site clash features a Florida Atlantic squad that enters as a slight 2.5 point favorite against a resilient North Texas team. Fans can follow the broadcast on ESPNU as these conference rivals fight for postseason survival. Florida Atlantic comes into this game following a gritty 63-59 victory over Temple, while North Texas recently handled Rice in a 62-58 defensive battle. Both teams have shown they can win tight games, but their statistical profiles offer a

Edmonton heads to American Airlines Center on Thursday night for an 8:00 PM ET puck drop against Dallas, with ESPN+ carrying the broadcast. The Oilers enter at 32-25-8 and sit second in the Pacific, while the Stars are 40-14-10 and second in the Central. On the surface, it looks like a classic contender matchup. In reality, it is a little more specific than that. Dallas is pushing a long points streak and has been one of the league’s steadiest home teams, while Edmonton is trying to build on a strong 4-3 win over Colorado and keep pace in a crowded West race. The recent form matters here. Edmonton just leaned on its stars again against the Avalanche, getting goals from