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Sunday, November 15 · about 119 seconds read aloud
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This is MidMaxx60 for Sunday, November 15.

Last night: Akron beat Tulane 65-63. TJ Nadeau led the Green Wave with 19 points. Tulane lost but covered as a 3-point underdog. Rice beat Stephen F. Austin 81-78. Jaxson Thompson led the Owls with 32 points. Rice covered as a 2.5-point underdog. South Florida beat Coppin State 73-63. Zayden High led the Bulls with 18 points and 17 rebounds. South Florida won but didn't cover as a 13.5-point favorite. East Carolina beat Delaware State 72-48. Brycen Blaine led the Pirates with 22 points. East Carolina covered as a 21.5-point favorite. North Texas beat South Alabama 66-65. Je'Shawn Stevenson led the Mean Green with 26 points. North Texas won but didn't cover as a 4.5-point favorite. Jacksonville State beat UAB 71-68. Justyn Fernandez led the Blazers with 15 points. UAB lost but covered as an 8-point underdog. Wichita State beat Austin Peay 76-60. Dillon Battie led the Shockers with 27 points and 11 rebounds. Wichita State won but didn't cover as an 18.5-point favorite. Also, FAU beat Coastal Georgia 78-63 against non-Division I competition.

Tonight: Louisville visits Memphis, 1 p.m. on ESPN. Louisville is a 21.5-point favorite; our model makes it 8.3. The total is 168.5. Temple visits La Salle, 2 p.m. on ESPN+. La Salle is a 1.5-point favorite; our model makes it 4.6. The total is 153. Texas State visits UTSA, 8 p.m. on ESPN2. Texas State is a 3.5-point favorite; our model makes it 5.2. The total is 147.5.

Line move of the day: Louisville opened as a 7.5-point favorite against Memphis and is now a 21.5-point favorite.

Over-under watch: games with a American team are 22-21 to the under this season, landing 0.4 points above the closing total on average.

Still unbeaten: Tulsa.

That's MidMaxx60. Every line, box score and rating is at Hardwood Bricks dot com.

Written automatically from box scores (stats: ESPN), closing lines (The Odds API) and the Hardwood Bricks model. "Listen" uses your device's built-in voice for now.