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Bobby Knight and his Texas Tech Red Raiders basketball team, fresh off a 69-64 upset win over No. 8 Kansas on Saturday as a +4.5-point home underdog, finds itself defending home court for the second time in four days against a top-ten team when the No. 6 Texas A&M Aggies invade United Spirit Arena in Lubbock, Texas tonight for an 8 p.m. EST tip-off.

Nine.com has installed the Red Raiders as home underdogs with a +3 point chalk. While most Las Vegas sportsbooks show a total of 131, the total at offshore sportsbooks is currently OFF the board. Total players should check their favorite offshore book prior to tip-off for any possible updates.

The Aggies swept the series with the Red Raiders last season winning in Lubbock 63-55 and in College Station 75-59.

In tonight’s game the Aggies are putting their nine game winning streak on the line, the third longest streak in the country. The Aggies have won 11 straight Big 12 games, the longest conference winning streak in the nation.

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In the win over Kansas, Darryl Dora led all scorers with 19 points followed by Jarrius Jackson with 15 and Martin Zeno with 14. Darrell Arthur and Julian Wright each scored 12. The Red Raiders feature two players averaging double-figures for the season. Jackson’s 20.5 points per game is third in the Big 12, Martin Zeno’s 16.3 points per game ranks ninth in the conference.

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Texas A&M has been very proficient in covering the betting line against the spread this season covering 10 of the 14 games they played. The Aggies have also covered in six of their last seven games. The OVER has cashed for totals players in five of the last seven A&M games.

Of the 15 board rated games the Red Raiders have played, the team cashed for backers in eight of them with UNDER cashing for totals players in nine of 15. Four of the last five Red Raiders’ games have cashed for the UNDER.

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