At 8:00 ET tonight, the 14th-ranked Hornets (16-49) will travel to take on the 12th-ranked Spurs (27-37) in a non-conference matchup. The Spurs are favored by 3 points, and the over/under line is set at 230. This game will take place at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio. The Hornets are 4th in the Southeast Division, while the Spurs are 4th in the Southwest Division. You can watch this game on FDSS. The Hornets fell to 16-49 on the season after a 123-110 road loss to the Hawks on Wednesday. Charlotte entered the game as +7.5 point underdogs and failed to cover the spread. The game’s total of 233 points came in under the pre-game line of 241. Atlanta’s

Michigan State entered the season projected to finish fifth in the Big Ten. Fast forward to March, and the seventh-ranked Spartans have shattered expectations, winning the regular-season title by three games and establishing themselves as one of the hottest teams in college basketball. Now, as the top seed in the Big Ten Tournament, Michigan State (26-5) is set to face eighth-seeded Oregon (24-8) on Friday afternoon in Indianapolis. The matchup features two teams riding serious momentum—the Spartans with a seven-game winning streak and the Ducks with an even hotter eight-game run. With a dominant finish to the regular season, including five wins over Top 25 teams, Michigan State has all but locked up a No. 2 seed in the NCAA

At 8:00 ET, the Memphis Grizzlies will host the Cleveland Cavaliers in a non-conference matchup. The Cavaliers (-128) are currently favored by 2 points over the Grizzlies (+107). The over/under line is set at 244.5 points. Cleveland (55-10) is riding a 15-game win streak and holds the top spot in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, Memphis (42-24) has won four straight and is 2nd in the Western Conference. The Cavaliers improved to 55-10 on the season with a 109-104 win over the Nets on Tuesday. Cleveland was at home and entered the game as heavy favorites, but they didn’t cover the -15 point spread. The total points fell short of the 224.5 O/U line, with the teams combining for 213 points.

Auburn had a dominant regular season, securing the Southeastern Conference title and holding the No. 1 ranking for seven straight weeks. They are already a near-lock for a top seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament, but after dropping their final two regular-season games, the No. 3-ranked Tigers (27-4) have something to prove in the SEC Tournament. The top-seeded Tigers will face eighth-seeded Ole Miss (22-10) in the quarterfinals on Friday afternoon in Nashville, and they are eager to show that their late-season stumbles were just a minor setback. Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl is making it clear that this weekend matters just as much as next weekend’s NCAA Tournament. “We’re not at all bought into the theory of ‘next weekend