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Wofford has gone over in 17 of their last 27 as a favorite and 17 of their last 26 at home. The Terriers have a potent trio in Fletcher Magee, Cameron Jackson and Nathan Hoover. Wofford is putting up 91.3 points per game at home where they shoot over 50% from the field. Coastal is 2-4 on the road, but they are averaging over 80 points per game over their last five contests. Coastal goes as Zac Cuthbertson goes as he's the team's leading scorer by far. They do have five other guys who average between 7 and 10 points per game. The last two meetings between these two have gone 87-81 and 75-74. I think this one is an over as well. 

Chattanooga has won two straight after a four game losing streak. They've scored 71, 95, 92 and 78 at home already this season. The Mocs have had some issues with defense at times giving up 83, 74, 73 and 81 already this season. They play at a moderate pace and are led by Kevin Easley, Jerry Johnson Jr and Donovann Toatley. VMI has lost three straight entering this one and you can point to their defense as an issue allowing 80 or more four times already this season with almost all of those coming on the road. Bubba Parham is the conference's leading scorer and this is a team that can get really hot from long range. This series hasn't produced a lot of overs, but I think that trend could change on Sunday. 

Princeton travels to New York to play St. John's. The Tigers are 4-3 on the season with wins over GW, Maine, Monmouth and DeSales. They lost by 10 to St. Joe, by 11 to Fairleigh Dickinson and by 15 to Lehigh. Princeton is a pretty veteran bunch led by Devin Cannady and Myles Stephens. The team is their usual efficient selves on offense, but they've had problems on defense from time to time. St. John's is 8-0, but has covered just one game this year. Their best wins were against Georgia Tech and Rutgers whom they were around three point favorites against. This team has issues on defense and I think the Tigers can exploit that if they stay out of foul trouble. St. John's has covered just 12 of their last 34 games as a favorite. I think the underdog is worth a look. 

Oregon State is 6-1 on the season and making their second road trip of the season to St. Louis on Sunday. The Beavers beat Long Beach State at their place by 3 in the other trip. This team has a gaudy record, but has pretty much won the games they were supposed to. Tres Tinkle and Stephen Thompson Jr are a potent duo averaging nearly 38 points per game combined. St. Louis does it a lot more with balance with six guys averaging six points per game or more. A lot was expected from the Billikens who are 6-2 themselves with the losses coming to SIU and Pittsburgh. St. Louis has been very tough at home this season already knocking off Butler there. I'm going to keep riding St. Louis who has covered 27 of their last 41 games when the total is in the 130s. That means low scoring and ugly and this team doesn't mind that. Gimme the home team. 

The Lions have lost two straight and five of their last six as they play out the string of another season without the playoffs most likely. Detroit's offense has sputtered a bit down the stretch with turnover problems and a lack of balance. They hope to get Kerryon Johnson back, but Marvin Jones' absence has put a lot on Kenny Golladay and he's struggled with the spotlight. He'll get a lot of Patrick Peterson in this one so he could be a non-factor. Arizona has held each of their last seven opponents to less then 250 yards passing. The Cardinals have to be feeling good after winning in Green Bay. David Johnson and Chase Edmonds were able to get a lot done on the ground which took pressure off Josh Rosen. I think Arizona is worth a look in this one.

I have used this article to talk about how the Dolphins have been criminally underrated by Vegas. I'm now going to do the same with the Bills who have been very profitable for me. Buffalo has won two of their last three games and came away with a close 21-17 loss at Miami last time out. Josh Allen is putting up some very good numbers both through the air and on the ground. He should see more opportunities against a Jets team that they beat 41-10 in New York around a month ago. The Bills defense is also a really good unit that has held the last three opponents to 21 points or less. The Jets have lost six straight games with four of those contests being by double digits. It looks like Sam Darnold will be back, but how much will it help. They don't run it well and don't have a ton of weapons. I think the Bills can win this one rather easily as well.

Things are going horrendously for the Panthers who have lost four straight with three of those coming on the road. They are finishing up a tough stretch of four away from home over a five week span. Cam Newton is a turnover machine and he threw a bunch more interceptions last week in a 24-17 loss at Tampa Bay. The defense is getting gashed right now too as the secondary just isn't good enough. They go to Cleveland to face a Browns team that came back to earth a bit last week in Houston. They scored just 13 points and managed 31 yards on the ground in the loss. Cleveland's offense is capable of so much more and I think Baker Mayfield bounces back nicely. The Panthers are 1-5 against the spread this season on the road while Cleveland is 4-2 ATS at home. I think the Browns add to the misery of the Panthers.

The Ravens are going to be pretty sneaky when it comes to the AFC playoffs if they make it. The team has won three straight and has seen their offense come alive with Lamar Jackson under center. They have scored 24 or more in all three of his starts although two of those came at home against the Bengals and Raiders. The defense is also one of the best in football. They held the Falcons to just 97 yards passing in Atlanta last time out. This squad also kept the Titans to just 106 yards and zero points. Kansas City is coming off a 40-33 win at Oakland which gives me pause as to how good their defense will be against the better teams in the league. You can't allow the Raiders to rack up over 400 yards of offense and expect me to take you seriously. The team has struggled as of late to cover games going just 1-3-1 in their last five against the spread. There's also a situational angle here with a home game against the Chargers coming up next. KC has to keep winning to hold off the Patriots, but maybe there's a small eye on Thursday night's affair. I think this one is a bit tighter then you'd think.