North Dakota at Wisconsin Milwaukee

Both teams lost several players from last year's squads and North Dakota is picked to finish last in the Summit League although it opened with a 104-48 win over Division III Northland on Tuesday. Aanen Moody scored 20 points and the Fighting Hawks shot 53.8 percent from the field. Wisconsin-Milwaukee did not fare as well although it played tougher competition losing to Boston College while being outscored 46-16 in the second half. The Panthers had only two scorers in double figures and although they played decent defensively holding the Eagles to 39.3 percent shooting, they shot only 27.7 percent themselves. Milwaukee is 9-4 ATS its last 13 games going back to last season and they finished the season 5-0 ATS following a loss. The Panthers will lean on their two best returning starters, Bryce Barnes and Vance Johnson, to bounce back from off-shooting nights in the season opener. Take Wisconsin-Milwaukee.