Maryland at Duke (7 p.m./ESPN)

Screw the spread, the real bet here is Greg Paulus flops vs. Greivis Vasquez turnovers.

St. John's at Cincinnati (7 p.m./ESPN2)

A St. John's win means that UC will have beaten Louisville, Pitt, West Virginia and Syracuse, but been swept by the Red Storm.

Notre Dame at Connecticut (7 p.m./ESPNU)

Just in case you hadn't decided who you were going to root for, here's Uconn's remaining schedule after tonight:

At South Florida
vs. Depaul
At Villanova
At Rutgers
vs. West Virginia
At Providence
vs. Cincinnati

Go Irish.

Wisconsin at Indiana (7 p.m./Big Ten Network)

After last week's debacle at Illinois, it has to be refreshing for the Hoosiers to come into a huge conference tilt without any significant outside distractions.

Syracuse at South Florida (7 p.m./SNY/ESPN Plus)

No room to slip up for the bubble-bound Boeheims.

Davidson at UNC-Greensboro (7 p.m./MASN)

Again, if everything else is on commercial and you have this channel, you must watch for at least 45 seconds. Stephen Curry is like basketball crack.

James Madison at VCU (8 p.m./CSS)

The Dukes already upset George Mason, and will look to knock off the other CAA power this evening.

Arkansas at Tennessee (8 p.m./FSN South/Raycom)

Patrick Beverley hawking Chris Lofton is worth watching.

Troy at Western Kentucky (8 p.m./FCS Atlantic)

Courtney Lee. If you don't know the name right now, you will in a month.

Kansas State at Texas Tech (9 p.m./ESPN2)

If Pat Knight snatches his first upset then expect to hear way more about it than you probably should.

Houston at Memphis (9 p.m./CSTV)

Sadly, this might be the second best shot we have to see Memphis State knocked off before the dance.

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