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Best bets for Florida vs. Duke, college basketball, NBA for Tuesday, December 2nd.
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Top Picks for Florida vs. Duke Showdown and NBA Action on Tuesday, December 2nd

December 2, 2025 4 Min Read
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Tonight’s college basketball lineup promises an intense showdown often likened to March Madness but happening much earlier, dubbing it “December Delirium.” Three high-profile ranked matchups will feature powerhouse teams: No. 15 Florida vs. No. 4 Duke, No. 5 UConn vs. No. 21 Kansas, and No. 16 North Carolina vs. No. 18 Kentucky. Collectively, these six teams have clinched 16 of the last 21 NCAA men’s basketball titles, including the previous four championships. For those aiming to sharpen their understanding of top-tier college basketball, tuning in tonight is highly recommended.

The excitement starts with Duke, led by potential NBA lottery pick Cameron Boozer, who are unbeaten at 8-0, hosting the reigning champs Florida Gators in the ACC-SEC Challenge. Boozer is impressively shooting 57.8% and ranks fifth nationally in scoring with 22.9 points per game, while Duke ranks first in field goal percentage. Florida, standing at 5-2, depends heavily on its seasoned frontcourt but is adjusting to backcourt changes with transfers Boogie Frand and Xavien Lee. The Gators also lead the nation in rebounding with an average of 48.14 per game. Duke enters the game as an 8.5-point favorite.

In addition to the major college basketball contests, there’s a busy sports schedule including six NBA games and a full slate of college games. Here’s a look at the key matchups to watch and place bets on Tuesday, December 2nd.

For college basketball:

– Florida vs. Duke starts at 7:30 PM in Durham, NC, broadcast on ESPN and streamed on Fubo (free trial). SportsLine models favor Duke by 8.5 points. Cameron Boozer is having a historic season, with outstanding scoring and rebounding, powering Duke’s high efficiency on both offense and defense. Duke has a 63% chance to cover.

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– UConn vs. Kansas kicks off at 9 PM in Lawrence, KS, airing on ESPN2 and Fubo (free trial). Expected close game with UConn favored by 1.5 points. Kansas will be without star freshman Darrin Peterson due to injury, but the team still holds a strong record of 5-1 without him. UConn excels in tough away games and has a 67% chance to cover.

– North Carolina against Kentucky begins at 9:30 PM in Lexington, KY, on ESPN and Fubo (free trial). Kentucky is favored by 6.5 points. Kentucky is struggling to avoid their worst start in years, with good rebounding stats but tough losses against ranked teams. North Carolina has only one loss this season. Kentucky holds a 64% chance to cover.

For the NBA:

– Knicks vs. Celtics at 8 PM in Boston, shown on NBC/Peacock and Fubo (free trial). Celtics are slight underdogs (+1) but coming off strong offensive runs. The model gives a 67% chance for the Celtics to cover.

– Thunder at Warriors game starts at 11 PM in San Francisco on Peacock and Fubo (free trial). Warriors will be without Stephen Curry, making the Thunder, who have a 12-game winning streak, favored with a 65% chance to cover.

Fan Take: This December showdown in college basketball offers fans a thrilling preview of the intensity and competitiveness that define March Madness, highlighting top talent and future NBA stars. With such powerhouse teams clashing early, it signals an exciting season ahead that will keep basketball enthusiasts on the edge of their seats, potentially reshaping the NCAA landscape.

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