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DateSportPickOpponentResult
01.27 NCAAB UMKC Southern Utah L
01.27 NCAAB Virginia Boston College T
01.27 NCAAB James Madison William & Mary W
01.27 NCAAB Georgia Southern Samford W
01.27 NCAAB Middle Tenn St Troy L
01.27 NCAAB Iowa Nebraska L
01.26 NCAAB Alabama South Carolina L
01.26 NCAAB Kent State Northern Illinois W
01.26 NCAAB Delaware Northeastern W
01.26 NCAAB Northern Iowa Indiana State L
01.25 NCAAB Akron Ball State W
01.25 NCAAB Tennessee Vanderbilt L
01.24 NCAAB Delaware Towson W
01.24 NCAAB Drexel William & Mary W
01.22 NCAAB Ball State Northern Illinois L
01.22 NCAAB Illinois State Evansville L
01.22 NCAAB UMKC IUPUI W
01.22 NCAAB Eastern Illinois Austin Peay L
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