DFS College Basketball: Friday Cheat Sheet

Friday's two-game slate is headlined by Buffalo star guard CJ Massinburg, who carries the Bulls into action as heavy favorites against Eastern Michigan.

Updated on January 4, 2019 1:30PM EST

DFS College Basketball: Friday Cheat Sheet

By:

John McKechnie

Updated on January 4, 2019 1:30PM EST

DFS College Basketball

Welcome to the new college basketball cheat sheet, which we're going to try to put out on a near-daily basis moving forward. For the larger slates, we'll include player recommendations and game breakdowns as well (usually in a separate preview article). Any and all feedback is appreciated in the comments section, and for additional discussion among RotoWire College Basketball subscribers, I highly recommended joining our Discord channel to keep the conversation going.

Here is the cheat sheet for the Friday slate on FanDuel & DraftKings:

Note: Efficiency & tempo metrics taken from KenPom.com.

As always, don't forget about our regular DFS features for college basketball:

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

John McKechnie

Author @johns_tailgate

John is the 2016 and 2021 FSWA College Writer of the Year winner. He is a Maryland native and graduate of the University of Georgia. He's been writing for RotoWire since 2014.