
After a chaotic weekend of upsets, there’s a new team atop the AP Poll. Duke (25-2) has surged past Michigan to reclaim the No. 1 ranking — marking a historic 148th time the Blue Devils have held the top spot.
The shift reflects not just Duke’s consistency, but the volatility at the top of men’s college basketball this season. With March looming, the Blue Devils appear to be peaking at the right time.
No. 14 Kansas responded emphatically after an unranked stumble, knocking off No. 5 Houston 69-56. Tre White poured in 23 points as the Jayhawks handed the Cougars their third straight loss.
Momentum swings fast this time of year — and Kansas just reminded the nation they’re still very much in the title picture.
UConn women’s head coach Geno Auriemma made his 655th AP Top 25 appearance, surpassing Tara VanDerveer for the most all-time.
Another milestone in a career already defined by championships and longevity.
The Sacramento Kings finally exhaled.
After 16 straight losses — a franchise-record skid — Sacramento defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 123-114 behind veteran leadership from Russell Westbrook and DeMar DeRozan.
Elsewhere:
The playoff picture in the West is tightening — and veteran experience is proving invaluable.
The NFL Scouting Combine officially opens today in Indianapolis.
Coaches and general managers take the podium as draft season accelerates. Early reports indicate the Atlanta Falcons are expected to place the franchise tag on tight end Kyle Pitts, signaling their intent to keep one of the league’s most dynamic offensive weapons in-house.
The road to the NFL Draft begins now.
Tension is building in South Florida.
After a dominant 3-0 loss to LAFC, Lionel Messi and Inter Miami CF are facing scrutiny following reports of a post-match “meltdown.”
For a club built on star power and expectations, early-season adversity is already testing the locker room.
As the 2026 Winter Olympics close, several athletes etched their names into history:
A Games defined by dominance, redemption, and unforgettable finishes.
Matchup Score Key Performer No. 14 Kansas vs. No. 5 Houston69-56Tre White (23 pts) Sacramento @ Memphis123-114Snapped 16-game skid. Houston vs. Utah125-105Rockets to 3rd in West. San Antonio @ Detroit114-103Spurs (40-16) rolling
From Duke reclaiming the throne… to NFL hopefuls arriving in Indianapolis… to Olympic history in Milan-Cortina — February 24 is about transitions.
New No. 1s.
New draft dreams.
New legends.
Stay locked in with Rellic Sports — where headlines meet history.
Where Data Meets the Moneyline
A loaded Tuesday slate is exactly what bettors live for. The board is packed with high-leverage NBA matchups and conference-shifting college basketball showdowns. Whether you're attacking spreads, props, or same-game parlays — tonight offers serious opportunity.
Let’s build the card.
🔥 Best Bet (Spread)
Why it cashes:
BYU plays fast, defends the perimeter, and protects home floor as well as anyone in the country. Laying 9.5 feels steep — until you look at the matchup metrics. Expect the Cougars to dictate tempo and separate late.
Projected Final: BYU 82, UCF 68
This is the prop bettors’ playground.
Both teams rank top-half in defensive rating — which means books are shading totals carefully. That opens value on:
This matchup often plays slower than perception suggests. Monitor injury reports and pace splits before locking in overs.
Lean: Look for value on combo props rather than raw scoring totals.
Tuesday’s NBA slate is deep — which means edges are thinner but more numerous.
Sharp Approach:
Volume bettors can find strong situational angles tonight, especially in rest-advantage spots.
Hockey offers sneaky upside.
Goal scorer parlays are volatile — but high-return. Ideal approach:
For bettors playing multiple leagues tonight:
Discipline > excitement.
Betting is a long-term game of edges — not emotion.
Only wager what you can afford to lose.
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call or text 1-800-GAMBLER.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.