College Basketball Picks Today:

Expert college basketball handicapper Greg Peterson shares his top college basketball picks today for Monday, February 10.

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7:00 p..m. ET

Southern vs. Alabama State

Both teams have been far better on offense when at home. Southern is 302nd in points per possession, averaging 14.9 points more per 100 possessions at home than away from home. Alabama State is registering 14.7 points more per 100 possessions when at home than away from home. Alabama State is committing the fewest turnovers per possession at home of any team in the country.

Pick: Alabama State +3.5 (Greg’s Handicap Alabama State -1.5)

7:30 p.m. ET

UT Rio Grande Valley vs. Stephen F Austin

Stephen F Austin ranks 358th in 3-point shooting percentage, 362nd in free throw shooting percentage, 362nd in turnovers per possession on offense, and 358th in points per possession at home while UT Rio Grande Valley is grabbing 30.5% of their missed shots as an offensive rebound in road games, which ranks 77th in the country. They rank in the top 135 on defense in both opponent 3-point shooting percentage and turnovers generated per possession.

Pick: UT Rio Grande Valley +3 (Greg’s Handicap UT Rio Grande Valley -2)

8:00 p.m. ET

North Carolina A&T vs. Campbell

North Carolina A&T has played the last two games without their top two scorers, Landon Glasper and Ryan Forrest, who are suspended indefinitely and scored 59 and 63 points in those two games and for the season. North Carolina A&T ranks 329th in the country in points per possession allowed.

Pick: Campbell -13 (Greg’s Handicap Campbell -16.5)

Bethune Cookman vs. Texas Southern

Bethune Cookman is currently dealing with an injury to leading scorer Brayon Freeman for an offense that ranks 327th in points per possession away from home. Texas Southern has changed their identity in SWAC play, allowed an average of 66.1 points per game in conference play with 70 points or fewer allowed in each of their past four games, and are averaging four possessions per game fewer at home than away from home.

Pick: Bethune Cookman vs. Texas Southern Under 140 (Greg’s Handicapped Total 134.5)

East Texas A&M vs. McNeese

East Texas A&M ranks 361st in turnovers per possession on offense and 360th overall in points per possession. They face a McNeese defense that ranks 12th in the country in turnovers forced per possession at home and are overall 40th in points per possession allowed and 14th in home offensive rebound percentage, rebounding 37.8% of their missed shots.

Pick: McNeese -19.5 (Greg’s Handicap McNeese -24.5)

SE Louisiana vs. Houston Christian

Houston Christian is 351st in the country in opponent 2-point shooting percentage in home games. They face a Southeast Louisiana team that attempts 67.3% of their field goal attempts inside of the 3-point arc, which is the 28th-highest percentage in the country. Southeast Louisiana should hold down Houston Christian’s backcourt, ranking 45th in opponent 3-point shooting percentage away from home.

Pick: SE Louisiana +2 (Greg’s Handicap SE Louisiana -2.5)

9:00 p.m. ET

Charlotte vs. Florida Atlantic

Out of 364 Division I teams, Florida Atlantic is 364th in opponent 3-point shooting percentage at home at 45.2%. Charlotte is 22nd in the country in opponent 3-point shooting away from home at 29.5%. Charlotte is also committing the third-fewest turnovers per possession on the road of any team in the country.

Pick: Charlotte +12.5 (Greg’s Handicap Charlotte +9.5)

11:00 p.m. ET

Fresno State vs. Nevada

Fresno State ranks just 318th in the country in points per possession on offense. Nevada ranks 74th and have the clear edge inside the arc. Fresno State ranks 331st in 2-point shooting percentage on offense and 332nd in opponent 2-point shooting percentage on defense. Nevada is 20th in defensive rebound percentage.

Pick: Nevada -14.5 (Greg’s Handicap Nevada -18.5)

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