by Big Al Staff
Tuesday, Jan 04, 2022The Tuesday sports card features NCAAF, NBA, NHL, and CBB.
The college football bowl season continues with Kansas State playing LSU on ESPN at 9 PM ET in the Texas Bowl at NRG Stadium in Houston. The Wildcats lost their final two games in the regular season after their 22-17 loss at Texas as a 3-point underdog on November 26th. Their record has dropped to 7-5. The Tigers are on a two-game winning streak after they upset Texas A&M, 27-24, as a 6-point underdog on November 27th. LSU improved their record to 6-6 with the victory. Kansas State is a 7-point favorite with the total set at 47.5 (all odds from DraftKings).
Five games are on the docket in the National Basketball Association. Two games tip-off at 7:10 PM ET. Cleveland hosts Memphis as a 3-point favorite. Toronto plays at home against San Antonio as a 5.5-point favorite. New York is at home against Indiana as a 1.5-point favorite at 7:40 PM ET. Phoenix visits New Orleans at 8:10 PM ET as a 7-point road favorite. The Los Angeles Lakers are at home against Sacramento at 10:40 PM ET as a 7.5-point favorite.
The National Hockey League has eight games on its slate. The puck drops at 7:08 PM ET for three games. Boston hosts New Jersey as a -250 money line favorite with an over/under of 5.5. Florida is at home against Calgary as a -135 money line favorite with a total of 6. Tampa Bay travels to Columbus at 7:38 PM ET as a -190 money line road favorite with an over/under of 6. San Jose plays at Detroit at 7:38 PM ET in a game where both teams are priced as a -110 money line favorite with a total of 5.5.
Colorado visits Chicago at 8:38 PM ET as a -230 money line road favorite with an over/under of 6. Winnipeg plays at Arizona at 9:08 PM ET as a -190 money line road favorite with a total of 5.5. Two more NHL games conclude the card at 10:08 PM ET. Vegas plays at home against Nashville as a -135 money line favorite with an over/under of 5.5. Anaheim hosts Philadelphia as a -135 money line favorite with a total of 5.5. Two games got canceled due to COVID outbreaks: Washington/Montreal and the New York Islanders/Seattle.
Nine games are on national television in college basketball. Akron hosts Ohio on the CBS Sports Network at 6 PM ET as a 2-point favorite with an over/under of 131.5. Four games tip-off at 7 PM ET. Baylor plays at home against Oklahoma on ESPN2 as a 12.5-point favorite with a total of 137.5. LSU is at home against Kentucky on ESPN as a 1.5-point favorite with an over/under of 138.5. Texas A&M travels to Georgia on ESPNU as a 6-point road favorite with a total of 140.5. Illinois plays at Minnesota on FS1 as a 7-point road favorite with an over/under of 140.
Seton Hall visits Butler on the CBS Sports Network at 8 PM ET as a 3-point road favorite with a total of 131. Three NCAAB conclude the card at 9 PM ET. Kansas plays at Oklahoma State on ESPN2 as a 6.5-point road favorite with an over/under of 147.5. Providence is at home Marquette on FS1 as a 2-point favorite with a total of 137.5. Memphis hosts Tulsa on ESPNU as a 13-point favorite with an over/under of 143.
The college football bowl season continues with Kansas State playing LSU on ESPN at 9 PM ET in the Texas Bowl at NRG Stadium in Houston. The Wildcats lost their final two games in the regular season after their 22-17 loss at Texas as a 3-point underdog on November 26th. Their record has dropped to 7-5. The Tigers are on a two-game winning streak after they upset Texas A&M, 27-24, as a 6-point underdog on November 27th. LSU improved their record to 6-6 with the victory. Kansas State is a 7-point favorite with the total set at 47.5 (all odds from DraftKings).
Five games are on the docket in the National Basketball Association. Two games tip-off at 7:10 PM ET. Cleveland hosts Memphis as a 3-point favorite. Toronto plays at home against San Antonio as a 5.5-point favorite. New York is at home against Indiana as a 1.5-point favorite at 7:40 PM ET. Phoenix visits New Orleans at 8:10 PM ET as a 7-point road favorite. The Los Angeles Lakers are at home against Sacramento at 10:40 PM ET as a 7.5-point favorite.
The National Hockey League has eight games on its slate. The puck drops at 7:08 PM ET for three games. Boston hosts New Jersey as a -250 money line favorite with an over/under of 5.5. Florida is at home against Calgary as a -135 money line favorite with a total of 6. Tampa Bay travels to Columbus at 7:38 PM ET as a -190 money line road favorite with an over/under of 6. San Jose plays at Detroit at 7:38 PM ET in a game where both teams are priced as a -110 money line favorite with a total of 5.5.
Colorado visits Chicago at 8:38 PM ET as a -230 money line road favorite with an over/under of 6. Winnipeg plays at Arizona at 9:08 PM ET as a -190 money line road favorite with a total of 5.5. Two more NHL games conclude the card at 10:08 PM ET. Vegas plays at home against Nashville as a -135 money line favorite with an over/under of 5.5. Anaheim hosts Philadelphia as a -135 money line favorite with a total of 5.5. Two games got canceled due to COVID outbreaks: Washington/Montreal and the New York Islanders/Seattle.
Nine games are on national television in college basketball. Akron hosts Ohio on the CBS Sports Network at 6 PM ET as a 2-point favorite with an over/under of 131.5. Four games tip-off at 7 PM ET. Baylor plays at home against Oklahoma on ESPN2 as a 12.5-point favorite with a total of 137.5. LSU is at home against Kentucky on ESPN as a 1.5-point favorite with an over/under of 138.5. Texas A&M travels to Georgia on ESPNU as a 6-point road favorite with a total of 140.5. Illinois plays at Minnesota on FS1 as a 7-point road favorite with an over/under of 140.
Seton Hall visits Butler on the CBS Sports Network at 8 PM ET as a 3-point road favorite with a total of 131. Three NCAAB conclude the card at 9 PM ET. Kansas plays at Oklahoma State on ESPN2 as a 6.5-point road favorite with an over/under of 147.5. Providence is at home Marquette on FS1 as a 2-point favorite with a total of 137.5. Memphis hosts Tulsa on ESPNU as a 13-point favorite with an over/under of 143.
