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Clemson and Duke meet Friday night at 9:30 PM ET at Spectrum Center in Charlotte in an ACC tournament matchup that feels bigger than a normal semifinal. Clemson enters 24-9 after back-to-back wins over Wake Forest and North Carolina, while Duke is 30-2, ranked No. 1, and coming off an 80-79 escape against Florida State. ESPN has the broadcast, Duke is laying 12.5 points, and the total is sitting at 134.5. There is a little tension built into the number. Duke has been the better team all season and already beat Clemson 67-54 on February 14, but the Blue Devils looked vulnerable for stretches against Florida State, and Clemson has been playing a deliberate, physical brand that tends to drag

Kansas and Houston meet Friday night at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, with tip set for 9:30 PM ET on ESPN. It is a Big 12 tournament semifinal, and the number says Houston is still the team to beat. The Cougars are laying 5.5 points with a -179 moneyline, while Kansas comes back at +148. The total is 134.5, which is low but not surprising with Houston involved, especially in a neutral-floor game that figures to be heavy on half-court possessions and late-clock offense. Kansas comes in at 23-9 after getting past TCU 78-73, while Houston is 27-5 after beating BYU 73-66. Both teams had to work for those quarterfinal wins, and both got there in different ways. Kansas

The Edmonton Oilers travel to the Enterprise Center on Friday, March 13, 2026, to face off against the St. Louis Blues in a pivotal Western Conference clash. Puck drop is scheduled for 8:00 PM, with the game broadcast on ESPN+. The Oilers arrive with a 32-26-8 record, holding third place in the Pacific Division, while the Blues currently sit seventh in the Central Division at 26-30-10. Both teams are looking to build momentum as the season grinds toward the finish line, making this an intriguing matchup for bettors looking for value on the board. Current betting lines are subject to change, so bettors should stay alert and monitor the latest NHL odds to ensure they are getting the best price.

The Memphis Grizzlies (23-42) travel to Little Caesars Arena this Friday night to take on the Eastern Conference-leading Detroit Pistons (47-18). Under head coach Tuomas Iisalo, the Grizzlies have shown flashes of high-octane offensive potential, but they face a monumental task against a Detroit squad that has become the gold standard of the Central Division. The Pistons, led by J.B. Bickerstaff, enter this contest with one of the most balanced rosters in the league, recently coming off a dominant 22-point victory over Philadelphia. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 PM, and fans can follow the action live on FDSD. Detroit is looking to tighten its grip on the top seed in the East as the postseason approach. While Memphis is currently