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Ricky's 1* play on UCF.

Key Angle: It's important to remember that Ricky never makes a bet on any game based on just one angle. In order to make the grade, all his premium picks must meet several important criteria. He doesn't share all his secrets within his analysis, instead he chooses to reveal only the angle that he feels is the most significant. Here in this game the recent history of these two teams is particularly significant.

- Central Florida is 14-6 in its last 20 games.

- Baylor is 1-5 in its last 6 games.

- Baylor is 1-4 in its last 5 games played in February.

Verdict: The value is on the Home favorite.

OVER 5.5

Vancouver and Seattle have value to the over. Vancouver has allowed a combined 8 goals over their last two games out of the break while Seattle has allowed 9. Neither team has looked good defensively and they’re giving up a lot of clean looks. This should be a game that produces a lot of back and forth scoring chances, with both teams peppering the opposing net. Grab the over. Ray’s daily FREE plays are meant to be cheap bankroll plays. Money management is everything in this game, and these freebies are designed to keep you moving in the right direction. Tonight’s FREE selection is a strong lean on the OVER 5.5. The number makes sense, the spot is right, and it’s a play worth taking. You know what to do. Good luck — Razor Ray.

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(Free Play Under) The last eight games between these two teams have stayed under the total. Randy Bennett is a really good coach, and he knows his St. Mary's team doesn't want a track meet against Gonzaga. The Bulldogs have a ton of length and athleticism that can hurt them in a transition battle.

St. Mary's is great on the offensive glass, but Gonzaga is strong on the defensive boards. This Gonzaga team isn't as good on offense as the last few Gonzaga teams, but they are better on defense.

Look for this to be played more in the halfcourt. Take the under.

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1* NCAAB - Gonzaga/St. Mary's FREE PICK on St. Mary's +130 (ML)

This is a play on the LOYOLA MARYMOUNT LIONS for our Saturday Free Play. Loyola Marymount closes its season at home and it comes in with some momentum with two straight wins and can move as high as No. 6 in the conference standings. The Lions are 4-4 at home in the conference with two of those losses coming against St. Mary’s and Santa Clara and another against Oregon St. by just three points. Revenge is in play following a 10-point loss in Seattle last month and they are 4-1 in Quad 3 home games. Seattle was coming off a 2-1 homestand to close out its home portion of the schedule and is coming off a road win at 3-14 Pepperdine to move to 7-10 in the West Coast Conference. After going 3-0 on the road in the nonconference, the Redhawks have gone 1-7 in the conference outside of Seattle and now are either getting a short number or a pickem on the highway and are in auto fade after covering their last five games depending on that Pepperdine number. Seattle is 1-2 in Quad 3 road games, the only win coming at UC Davis by one point back in December. Play (794) Loyola Marymount Lions

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In the super featherweight division, where power meets precision, Emanuel Navarrete steps into the ring against Eduardo "Sugar" Nunez this Saturday, February 28, at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, aiming to unify the WBO and IBF titles, a bout that pits a battle-tested veteran against a knockout machine, highlighting the raw excitement of Mexican boxing rivalries. Navarrete, with a record of 39-2-1 including 32 knockouts, has proven his mettle across multiple weight classes, capturing world titles in super bantamweight, featherweight, and now super featherweight, relying on his awkward style, high volume punching, and relentless pressure that often overwhelms opponents over the distance. At 31 years old, standing 5'7" with a 72-inch reach, the orthodox fighter from Mexico has faced top competition, including notable wins over Isaac Dogboe, Joet Gonzalez, and Oscar Valdez, where his durability shone through, absorbing punishment while outworking foes in grueling exchanges. His most recent outing, a no-contest against Charly Suarez in May 2025 due to an accidental headbutt, still showcased his ability to control the pace, even if it ended prematurely, reminding bettors of his edge in chaotic, high-action fights.

On the other side, Eduardo "Sugar" Nunez enters with a sparkling 29-1 record, boasting 27 knockouts for a staggering 93% stoppage rate, a statistic that underscores his devastating power, particularly in a division known for explosive finishes. The 28-year-old orthodox puncher from Los Mochis, Mexico, measures 5'6" with a 68-inch reach, using his compact frame to deliver thunderous hooks and uppercuts, as evidenced by his 19-fight winning streak, including a unanimous decision over Christopher Diaz in September 2025 to retain his IBF belt. Nunez claimed the vacant IBF title in May 2025 with a decision victory over Masanori Rikiishi in Japan, proving he can go the distance when needed, though his career has largely been defined by early stoppages against lesser opposition, raising questions about his performance against elite, volume-based fighters.

Betting trends in boxing title unification bouts favor the more experienced fighter, even as an underdog, with data showing that in the last decade, challengers with multi-division pedigrees have upset favorites in roughly 35% of such matchups, often capitalizing on stamina and tactical adjustments in later rounds. In super featherweight specifically, where the average fight sees a 65% knockout rate due to the blend of speed and power, underdogs like Navarrete thrive when opponents rely heavily on early finishes, as seen in recent trends where volume punchers have won 60% of decisions in competitive 130-pound clashes. Overall boxing wagering patterns indicate that moneyline favorites in title fights cash at about 70%, but when the line sits around -190 as it does for Nunez, sharp action often flows to the plus-money side, especially in all-Mexican affairs known for their unpredictability and high engagement levels.

Key angles here revolve around stylistic contrasts, with Navarrete's unorthodox approach and superior reach potentially neutralizing Nunez's power, forcing the fight into deeper waters where the veteran's 254 career rounds of experience dwarf Nunez's 126, creating opportunities for a grind-it-out victory. Bettors should note Nunez's lone loss came via decision in 2018, exposing vulnerabilities against durable opponents, while Navarrete's two defeats were narrow decisions early in his career, since overcome by his adaptation in big spots. This matchup screams value on the underdog, particularly given super featherweight's trend toward longer fights in unification scenarios, where over 9.5 rounds has hit in 55% of recent examples.

For the top pick, back Navarrete on the moneyline at +150, a solid spot leveraging his championship pedigree in what figures to be a frenetic, crowd-pleasing war, where his volume and heart could turn the tide against Nunez's one-punch threat. For those chasing higher returns, consider Navarrete by decision around +300, aligning with trends where experienced fighters outlast power punchers in 12-rounders, avoiding the knockout risk while capitalizing on judges' preference for activity. Always wager responsibly, focusing on these angles to maximize edge in a division ripe for upsets.

Our selection is on the Dallas Stars to defeat the Nashville Predators on Saturday at 8:07pm ET for a number of reasons. Here are some of the more important ones:

Nashville did beat Chicago in it's first game back from the break. But, it's lost four of it's L5 games played on the road.

The Predators have not done well against the Stars, losing in four of the L14 games played against each other.

Dallas is a terrific 17-7-3 at home this year and those numbers improve to 10-2-2 against opponents within the Western Conference.

The Stars are also 12-4-1 in all games against opponents within the Central Division this year -- 5-0-1 at home.

We're on Dallas .

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Gonzaga vs Saint Mary's CBB Free Pick 

The Angle: Both teams have been trending under all season. Gonzaga is 8-2 to the under in its last 10, Saint Mary's 7-3 in its last 10, and the series is 2-8 O/U in the last 10 meetings. That's solid proof the books consistently overestimate the final score here. Add Gonzaga's 10-20 O/U record with totals of 140+ (1-5 under 150), and this line screams value.

The Bet: UNDER (3%).