I started off the month with a swing and a miss, and we lost a unit. We’ve cashed a couple of parlays already. However, after the last two days have JUST missed by one pick (and barely), we’re down 0.4 units. Not being down a full unit has me encouraged. Today, I kept it simple. I looked for moneyline plays I thought had a nice edge. Just to spike the odds a little bit more, I threw in one extra big favorite. I am doing a round-robin today as well, but the official play for our unit tracking is the full parlay. Here’s today’s college basketball parlay picks of the day!
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College Basketball Parlay Pick Of The Day (November 7th)
Toledo @ Marshall: Marshall Moneyline (ML) – 2:00 PM ET
We’ll start today’s college basketball parlay pick of the day with a bet on Marshall as the moneyline favorite (-132) at home against Toledo. The Thundering Herd opened with a strong 92-65 home win over Buffalo and now host a Rockets team that sits at 0-2 after getting crushed by Michigan State.
Marshal brings solid size, athleticism, and home-court advantage into the mix at Cam Henderson Center. Toledo has struggled early and is dealing with some injury issues up front. The talent gap and home environment should help Marshall take care of business in this one.
Cal State Fullerton @ South Dakota: South Dakota ML- 2:00 PM ET
The second part of our parlay is South Dakota on the moneyline (-115) at home against Cal State Fullerton. The Coyotes opened with a dominant 95-57 win over Mount Mary before dropping a high-scoring affair to Northern Kentucky. They’re back in the friendly confines of the Sanford Coyote Sports Center for this one.
South Dakota has shown offensive punch early and should have the edge in familiarity and home-crowd support against a Fullerton team coming off a rough opener. It’s a tight matchup on paper, but the Coyotes’ continuity and home advantage make the moneyline the right side.
Samford @ UNLV: UNLV ML – 4:00 PM ET
Next up is UNLV as a big moneyline favorite at home against Samford. This is just to raise our odds a little. The Rebels opened with an 89-77 win over Northern Arizona, highlighted by Sebastian Mack’s 31-point outing, and now host a Southern Conference squad at the Thomas & Mack Center.
UNLV has the size, athleticism, and home-court edge that should prove decisive in this game. Smaford showed some scoring ability in its opener, but the talent and depth gap is too big. The Rebels should handle business in front of their home crowd.
If you stop the parlay there, you have a nice +279 parlay, which I did put a unit on. However, I also put another unit on another parlay (and round-robined it) that graded out at +611.
The Parlay Addition: Pacific @ Bradley: Bradley ML
The fourth leg is taking Bradley on the moneyline (-114) at home against Pacific. The Braves opened with a convincing 85-41 win over Monmouth at Carver Arena and now welcome a Pacific team that also cruised in its opener.
Bradley has more continuity, home-court advantage, and the ability to grind out results in Peoria. Pacific can score, but the Braves’ defensive pressure and familiar surroundings give them the edge in what should be a competitive mid-major matchup.
The Full Parlay
Therefore, we have two parlays. I know that opens me up to losing more units. However, I feel good about these. First, we have Marshall, South Dakota, and UNLV, all on the moneyline for a +270 parlay.
Then, if you have the bankroll for it (don’t forget to bet responsibly), I did the same parlay, but added Bradley moneyline. This put us at +611. The hope is that by the end of the day, we’ve added +881 to our bankroll. Good luck!
