Houston enters as the #2-ranked team in America, yet they're unraveling after two consecutive losses—a detail the market is criminally underweighting with only a 2.5-point spread on the road. The immediate red flag: Kansas owns an 11-2 record inside Allen Fieldhouse, yet they're still underdogs on senior night with Melvin Council Jr. (14.4 PPG, 4.2 APG) and Tre White providing veteran backcourt leadership. This isn't a typical home underdog scenario; it's a experienced, motivated roster playing in their home gym where they've dominated all season. The spread is pricing Kansas like they're a mid-major, not a Big 12 team with elite home performance. The specific edges for Kansas run through their three-point shooting profile, which directly exploits Houston's recent vulnerabilities. Darryn Peterson (19.8 PPG, 48% FG, 41.3% from three) is shooting at elite efficiency, and Kansas has multiple other threats: Jayden Dawson at 36.1% from three, Council Jr. at 30%. Houston's vaunted defense (holding opponents under 68 PPG) was tested primarily against interior-heavy teams. Against a spread-oriented Kansas offense that operates in three-point territory, Houston's elite perimeter defenders (freshman Kingston Flemings at 16.6 PPG, Milos Uzan at 9.8 PPG) will be chasing all night. This creates driving lanes and kick-out...