MATT YOUMANS , Review-Journal, 33-30-2 (overall record)
Today’s best bet: Arizona State (-3) over SAN DIEGO STATE
The Sun Devils, ranked 15th, return their top seven scorers. They’re led by sophomore guard James Harden and senior forward Jeff Pendergraph. Harden had 24 points in a season-opening win over Mississippi Valley State. ASU has an experienced team capable of winning tough games on the road and the Aztecs are without star senior Lorrenzo Wade.
Purdue is the favorite to win the college basketball national title and the money leaders at BetMGM, Caesars Sportsbook and the Westgate SuperBook.
The Golden Knights are still searching for answers on the power play, but their penalty kill has carried them to wins in recent weeks.
The Denver Broncos are 9-point favorites over the Raiders, and the total is 43 for their AFC West matchup on “Thursday Night Football.”
After last month’s sports-betting scandal involving organized crime and the NBA, Nevada gaming regulators say they may review proposition bet regulations.
Coronado’s boys soccer team is the heavy favorite to win its third straight Class 5A state title because of senior standouts Gavin Flickinger and Dylan Flores.
Raiders safety Lonnie Johnson Jr., who suffered a broken leg in a preseason scrimmage at Allegiant Stadium, is expected to play Thursday against the Broncos.
The Aramco Championship will be held April 2-5 at Shadow Creek with 120 players from the LPGA and the Ladies European Tour competing for a $4 million purse.
The Athletics will take on the Los Angeles Angels in a pair of spring training games March 7 and 8 during Big League Weekend at Las Vegas Ballpark.
The Broncos’ dominant defense should pose a lot of problems for the Raiders in their “Thursday Night Football” matchup in Denver.
Raiders fans have plenty of questions after the NFL trade deadline, like what seems to be holding back the offensive line this year.
