The Memphis Grizzlies (-333) are favored by 8.5 points over the Phoenix Suns (+269) in a Western Conference matchup. The over/under line for the game is 245 points. This game will be played at the FedExForum in Memphis. Tip-off is scheduled for 8:00 ET and can be seen on FDSS. The Suns dropped to 27-30 on the season after a 127-109 loss to the Raptors on Sunday. Phoenix, who were -3 point favorites, not only lost but failed to cover the spread. The total points for the game ended at 236, surpassing the O/U line of 228.5 by 7.5 points. After trailing 67-52 at halftime, the Suns fought back in the 3rd quarter, outscoring Toronto 30-21. However, the Raptors went

At 8:00 ET, the Houston Rockets (-175) will host the Milwaukee Bucks (+147) in a non-conference matchup. The Rockets are favored by 4 points and the over/under line is set at 226.5. This game will be played at the Toyota Center in Houston and can be seen on SCHN. The Bucks improved to 32-24 with a 120-113 win over the Heat on Sunday. Milwaukee, favored by 4.5 points, covered the spread, and the game’s total of 233 points went over the 221-point line. After trailing 37-23 in the 1st quarter, the Bucks chipped away at the lead, outscoring Miami 32-28 in the 2nd and 30-28 in the 3rd. They took control in the 4th, holding the Heat to 20 points

The Vanderbilt Commodores (18-9, 6-8 SEC) are in desperate need of a statement win as they head to College Station to take on No. 12 Texas A&M (20-7, 9-5 SEC) on Wednesday night. A win would boost Vanderbilt’s NCAA Tournament resume, as the Commodores seek their first March Madness appearance since 2017. Head coach Mark Byington, in his first season, acknowledges the tournament chatter is impossible to ignore. Vanderbilt is coming off a crucial 77-72 win over then-No. 24 Ole Miss, snapping a three-game losing streak. The Commodores will finish the regular season with two of their last three games at home, but a win over Texas A&M would provide a massive boost to their postseason chances. The Aggies are

Illinois (17-11, 9-8 Big Ten) made the wrong kind of history on Saturday night, suffering a 110-67 beatdown against No. 3 Duke at Madison Square Garden. It was the worst loss in school history, breaking a 51-year-old record set in 1974 against Indiana. The Fighting Illini were completely outmatched, struggling on both ends of the floor: Head coach Brad Underwood didn’t sugarcoat his team’s lack of fight. Now, Illinois must regroup quickly as they return to Big Ten play against Iowa (15-12, 6-10 Big Ten) on Tuesday night in Champaign. Illinois has dealt with multiple illness outbreaks this season, affecting their rotation and consistency in Big Ten play. Their go-to player has been freshman Kasparas Jakucionis, who is leading the