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-KANSAS AT BAYLOR (Big Twelve). Baylor snapped out of a huge tailspin with a big win over the weekend, but they still have a lot of work to do and have a tall order tonight. Kansas has five losses, but because their schedule is so tough they could still end up with a #1 seed.
-OHIO STATE AT IOWA (Big Ten). Ohio State got a much needed quality road win over the weekend, and has another tough test tonight against a very good Iowa team.
-OLE MISS AT KENTUCKY (SEC). Ole Miss needs some big wins just to get onto the bubble, much less inside of it. Kentucky is coming off a nice win at Missouri, which was their biggest road win of the year so far.
-RUTGERS AT MEMPHIS (American). Memphis shouldn’t have too much trouble picking up another conference win at home.
-TEXAS AT TCU (Big Twelve). Texas could not be on more of a roll and TCU could not be on less of a roll.
-MARYLAND AT NORTH CAROLINA (ACC). Every game continues to have a pivotal feel for UNC. That’s what happens when you’re a schizophrenic team that’s on the bubble.
-GEORGIA TECH AT CLEMSON (ACC). I cannot get Clemson inside my bubble, but I cannot get them off of my board either. It’s still within arm’s reach, but they have to start stringing together wins against good teams. BTW, I’m well aware that Georgia Tech is not a good team.
-MISSOURI AT FLORIDA (SEC). Missouri has struggled on the road, but they did get a big win last week against Arkansas. Still, this is a very tall order against a Florida team that’s playing like a #1 seed right now.
-WAKE FOREST AT DUKE (ACC). Duke is coming off an exciting loss to Syracuse, but it was by no means a damaging loss. They shouldn’t have any trouble winning tonight if they play anywhere close to as well as they did over the weekend.
-WISCONSIN AT ILLINOIS (Big Ten). Both teams are in a tailspin, but Wisconsin is still in good shape overall. They need to come out of it, and a road win tonight would be a nice start.