The eighth-ranked Tennessee Volunteers take to the road for their first SEC away game on Tuesday as they face the Crimson Tide of Alabama in a game that can be seen on ESPN at 7:00pm ET. The Volunteers have played extremely well this college basketball wagering season even without four players who were suspended. Tyler Smith was kicked off the team but two of the other three have been reinstated. Tennessee will have guards Melvin Goins and Cameron Tatum available on Tuesday. The Tennessee Volunteers are a - 2 point wagering lines favorite at SBG Global with a total of 139.5. 

The Volunteers have played well even though they have been shorthanded. Tennessee has won six straight to get to 14-2 overall and 2-0 in the SEC Conference. Now they should have even more support with Goins and Tatum coming off the bench. "The rotations won’t change right away, but it will be great to have them there." head coach Bruce Pearl said. Tennessee defeated Kansas, Auburn and Mississippi in their last three games, the last win coming in overtime on Saturday against the Rebels. Center Wayne Chism had 26 points and 12 rebounds in the 71-69 win over Mississippi.

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This Monday night the Kansas Jayhawks hope to continue their extremely profitable season when they battle the Oklahoma Sooners.

Kansas is an incredible 14-5-1 ATS overall heading into weekend play, which was the 4th most profitable record out of the 259 teams listed.

The Jayhawks record also includes a 6-2 ATS mark on the road and a perfect 6-0 ATS on the road in the Big 12 conference.

The road is where they find themselves on Monday night as they take on the highly ranked Sooners. Tip-off for this ESPN ‘Big Monday’ game is 9 pm ET as it comes right after a Big East encounter between Louisville and Georgetown.

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The Jayhawks are the defending national champs, but they lost all five of their starters and weren’t considered an elite team heading into the season. That’s despite bringing back guard Sherron Collins and center Cole Aldrich, two players who were ready to explode this year with more playing time.

Four non-conference losses dampened the start of the season, but Kansas has jelled lately and has KO’d the point spreads in the process. Kansas began the Big 12 season at 10-1 straight-up and the only loss was 62-60 at Missouri in a game they let slip away in the second half.

More importantly for bettors, the Jayhawks are 9-1-1 ATS in the Big 12 heading into their toughest test to date on Monday night.

Tough is the word that describes Oklahoma as they have the best player in college basketball, Blake Griffin, surrounded by an underrated group of supporting players. Griffin is a man among boys down low as his 22.8 point and 14.2 rebound averages have proven.

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However, Aldrich has a big size advantage over Griffin at almost seven-feet tall and 250 pounds. If Aldrich can stay out of foul trouble, then he may be able to limit Griffin some offensively and keep Kansas in the game on the road.

The Sooners still have other weapons like Blake’s brother Taylor as well as guards Tony Crocker and Willie Warren. Oklahoma is only 5-5 ATS at home this season but they do get up for the big games like Texas earlier in the season, a convincing 78-63 victory as 5-4 ½-point chalk.

Kansas must withstand the initial blow and energy from the home crowd and if they can, they do have enough solid players to stay in the game and be dangerous as a live road dog.

Can the Jayhawks continue their winning ATS ways in Norman? You be the judge at Sportsbook.com.

The (19-5) Louisville Cardinals are still in the running to win the Big East title this season but they can’t afford a loss today at home against the (16-9) Providence Friars. We have to move forward,” announced guard Preston Knowles, “We still have our main goal.” Louisville has won their last six games overall against Providence. The Providence vs. Louisville wagering lines has Louisville as the favorite at most online sportsbooks at -13.

The Friars are 6-1 ATS in their last 7 Wednesday games. The Friars are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games overall. The Cardinals are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 Wednesday games. The Cardinals are 9-3 ATS in their last 12 games overall. The Cardinals are 39-13-2 ATS in their last 54 vs. the Big East. The Over is 4-1 in the Friars last 5 Wednesday games. The Over is 6-2 in the Friars last 8 road games. The Over is 4-1 in the Cardinals last 5 Wednesday games. The Over is 5-2 in the Cardinals last 7 home games. The Under is 11-5-1 in the Cardinals last 17 home games vs. a team with a losing road record. Bet on Providence vs Louisville today!

Louisville still trails Connecticut for the top spot in the Big East but Pittsburgh showed on Monday that the Huskies are beatable. The Cardinals have a very favorable schedule remaining including Wednesday’s game against Providence. The Friars have not beaten Louisville in more than 31 years. The Cardinals have won six straight against Providence overall with the last loss occurring in 1977. The Cardinals beat Providence 80-72 on the road last season. The Friars beat Rutgers 78-68 on Saturday night as Weyinmi Efejuku had a season-high 25 points. Providence is right on the bubble of making the NCAA Tournament and a win on Wednesday would be huge. Efejuku leads the Friars with 13.7 points per game. Efejuku has not had much success recently against Louisville though, scoring only 12 points in the last two games against the Cardinals. Providence could have a difficult time again on Wednesday considering the Cardinals seem to be focused on winning the rest of their remaining games.