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Texas just got by the Bears at home in the first meeting. Baylor has covered seven of the last eight games and are 14-2 SU at home this season. The Bears come off a big win over Kansas and why some may think this is a letdown spot, but this is a rivalry game and both teams will come to play. The Longhorns have covered four of its last six conference games and are still a bubble team that’s desperate for another resume boost result. Not saying they’re going to win outright, but this experienced Texas team looks maintain momentum coming down the stretch.
Baylor is coming off an impressive 82-76 win over Kansas, and has the benefit of playing in front of its home crowd. While I like the Bears to win, I think this spread is too high based on how well Texas has been playing of late. Look for Baylor to win by 4-6 points with the Longhorns notching a road cover.
In the first meeting Baylor shot the lights out (still lost a tough one). At home they will dictate pace which is slow…..really slow…..you running a 40 yd dash next to X Worthy slow……take the under.
This looks like a payback spot for Baylor, which lost 75-73 in Austin on Tyrese Hunter's driving bank shot. But I like the Longhorns to be very competitve in Waco and possibly win outright. They're playing their best now, having won four of six in this brutal conference. They've gotten a jolt from having sophomore guard Chendall Weaver come off the bench. He scored 15 in the win at Texas Tech and 16 in the home victory over Oklahoma State. There's not a big talent gap here; Texas was picked third in the Big 12, Baylor fourth. The Bears are coming off a more draining win, as they just knocked off Kansas. Baylor guard Langston Love (knee) will be a gametime decision.