At 8:00 ET, the Toronto Raptors (+1084) will take on the Oklahoma City Thunder (-2204) in a non-conference matchup. The Thunder are favored by 19 points with the over/under line set at 230.5. Currently, the Raptors are 13th in the Eastern Conference with a record of 16-35 and are on a two-game losing streak. On the other hand, the Thunder are 1st in the Western Conference with a record of 40-9 and have won their last three games. The Raptors dropped to 16-35 on the season after a 138-107 home loss to the Grizzlies on Wednesday. Toronto, who entered the game as +10.5 point underdogs, failed to cover the spread. The total score of 245 points exceeded the pre-game O/U

At 7:30 ET, the 76ers (-165) will take on the Pistons (+140) in an Eastern Conference matchup. Philadelphia is favored by 3.5 points and ESPN will televise the game. Little Caesars Arena is the site of this contest. The Pistons (25-26) are 7th in the East and have lost two straight. Philadelphia (20-30) is 11th in the conference and 3rd in the Atlantic Division. The 76ers fell to 20-30 on the season after a 108-101 home loss to the Heat on Wednesday. Philadelphia, who were -2 point favorites, not only lost but also failed to cover the spread. The total score of 209 points fell short of the 220.5 O/U line. A key moment came when Miami went on a

At 7:30 ET, the Miami Heat (-241) will travel to take on the Brooklyn Nets (+198) at the Barclays Center. The Heat are currently favored by 6.5 points and have a record of 25-24. Meanwhile, the Nets are 17-34 and are 12th in the Eastern Conference. This game will be televised on YES. Miami improved to 25-24 on the season after a 108-101 road win over the 76ers on Wednesday. The Heat entered the game as +2 point underdogs and covered the spread with the win. A 10-0 run by Miami, which extended the score from 55-53 to 65-53, was a key moment in the game. The Heat led 86-79 going into the 4th quarter and matched the 76ers 22-22

The Colorado Buffaloes (9-13, 0-11 Big 12) are in desperate need of a victory, but their Big 12 struggles don’t get any easier as they host No. 5 Houston (18-4, 10-1 Big 12) on Saturday afternoon in Boulder. Colorado’s 11-game losing streak is their longest to start a conference season since 1985-86, when they went 0-14 in the Big 8. The Buffaloes were once again outmatched in their 72-59 loss at Utah on Wednesday. Despite a second-half rally, Colorado couldn’t overcome a 12-point halftime deficit, marking yet another double-digit defeat—their fifth in the last six games. With three more ranked opponents after Houston, the Buffaloes are running out of chances to turn things around. Houston enters as one of the