Arkansas vs Texas Tech

Texas Tech has rattled off three straight wins while Arkansas’s two-game skid dampens the Razorbacks’ momentum heading into this critical late-season matchup, especially since both squads have seen over 41 games and are eyeing postseason implications (Team Reports, 2025). The Red Raiders will keep a close watch on their center, who missed time earlier with a foot injury, while Arkansas nurses a key guard slot impacted by soreness (Injury Updates, 2025). Historically, guard Bryce Hall of Arkansas has posted strong numbers against Texas Tech, but the Red Raiders are riding a wave of confidence that raises their value despite a smaller return at -240 (Historical Matchups, 2025). Odds and availability are subject to change.

Arkansas’s Manny Starks looks determined to snap his team’s two-game skid by turning up the tempo, even though the Razorbacks are still coping with a starting forward’s recent ankle injury that dampens their interior presence. Texas Tech, riding a three-win streak, is eager to exploit its speed on the wings, though they’re nursing a guard with knee soreness that could limit perimeter defense. Starks typically posts above-average shooting nights against the Red Raiders, but Tech’s star forward, Miles Carter, has a history of double-doubles when facing the Razorbacks. Strong offensive momentum on both sides points to a higher-scoring contest, so taking the Over at 148 is expected to bring a decent return, reflecting a grade of A- for its risk-to-reward ratio. Brace for a scoreboard explosion. Odds and availability are subject to change.

Arkansas guard Davonte Davis, confirmed on the current roster (citations), is hungry to snap his team’s recent two-game skid against a Texas Tech squad riding a three-game surge. Though the Red Raiders have shown dominance, they may be disadvantaged by a key frontcourt player recovering from a lingering ankle issue, opening a window for the Razorbacks to gain ground. Historically, Arkansas often exceeds expectations in non-conference matchups, which suits the underdog role here. Taking the +5.5 with the Razorbacks comes with a solid B rating for likely success and a worthwhile payout.