Betting on today’s Red Wings and Hurricanes game? Catch the action at Lenovo Center in Raleigh, NC, as the Hurricanes hosts this showdown at 7:00 ET on ESPN+. The over/under for this game is set at 6 goals, and the Hurricanes are the -1.5 goal favorites against the Red Wings in a Eastern conference matchup. With a 2-1 victory over the Sabres, the Red Wings improved to 31-28-6 this season. Detroit was favored on the puck line, but didn’t cover, and the total of 3 goals fell short of the 6.5 set before the game. Detroit fell behind early, allowing a goal in the first period, but responded with two goals in the second. Both of the Red Wings’ goals

Second-seeded Florida enters the Southeastern Conference tournament with aspirations of improving its NCAA Tournament seeding, while seventh-seeded Missouri is looking to play spoiler when the teams meet in Friday’s quarterfinals in Nashville. No. 21-ranked Missouri (22-10) reached the quarterfinals with an 85-73 victory over 10th-seeded Mississippi State on Thursday. Caleb Grill fueled the Tigers’ win with 22 points and six made three-pointers, while Tamar Bates (25 points) and Tony Perkins (20 points) also contributed heavily. The Tigers have already proven they can take down Florida, stunning the Gators 83-82 on Jan. 14 in Gainesville. Grill was the hero in that game as well, leading Missouri with a clutch shooting display. Missouri coach Dennis Gates believes Florida deserves more respect as

Fourth-seeded UCLA is set to make its first-ever Big Ten tournament appearance on Friday afternoon in a quarterfinal showdown against fifth-seeded No. 18 Wisconsin in Indianapolis. Wisconsin (24-8) secured its quarterfinal spot with a 70-63 victory over Northwestern on Thursday. Nolan Winter and John Tonje led the way with 18 points each, fueling a crucial 10-4 run before halftime that gave the Badgers a 37-30 lead at the break. Wisconsin built on that momentum in the second half, extending its advantage to as many as 18 points before cruising to victory. The win helped the Badgers rebound from a stunning 86-75 loss to Penn State to close the regular season—a result that had major seeding implications. The loss created a

The stakes couldn’t be higher as North Carolina faces off against top-ranked Duke in the ACC Tournament semifinals on Friday night. For the Tar Heels (22-12), this game could define their season, offering a chance to secure an NCAA Tournament bid. But the biggest storyline isn’t North Carolina’s postseason hopes—it’s the health of Duke’s superstar, Cooper Flagg. Flagg, the ACC Player of the Year and one of the most highly regarded prospects in college basketball, suffered a left ankle sprain during Duke’s 78-70 quarterfinal win over Georgia Tech on Thursday. The injury occurred in the first half when Flagg landed on an opponent’s foot, forcing him out of the game after scoring just two points—his lowest total of the season.