It wasn't just the biggest upset in the Horizon League this season, but one of the largest in college basketball when Green Bay defeated Milwaukee, 80-79 in overtime, on the road as 17-point underdogs this past Monday. 

I'm embarrassed to admit I had Milwaukee in that game. 

I'll double double and fade the Phoenix off that improbable win. 

Oakland is 8-6 in the Horizon and playing well, winning eight of its last 12 games. The Golden Grizzlies are 4-2 in their last six road games. They defeated Cleveland State in overtime at home in their last game five days ago. Oakland ranks 20th in the nation in free throw percentage. 

But, make no mistake, this handicap is all about going against Green Bay following its shocking victory. 
Prior to stunning Milwaukee, Green Bay had lost 14 games in a row. The Phoenix had lost those games by an average of 23.8 points, failing to cover any of them. 

The Phoenix rate 360th of 363 Division I teams in scoring and in defensive field goal percentage. They are 340th in scoring defense. Even with that win against Milwaukee, the Phoenix are one of the 10 worst teams in the country. They are 9-26 ATS in their last 35 games and have failed to cover in their last four home games.