Connecticut at Indiana

Connecticut's 7-19 record doesn't match how this team has actually played lately. Over their last ten games, the Sun are a respectable 5-5 and have outscored their opponents on average across that stretch, averaging better than 82 points a night, a sharp turn from the results that piled up earlier this season. Indiana is playing well too, riding a two-game winning streak into Wednesday and looking to make it three in its last outing before the All-Star break, with Caitlin Clark probable and expected on the floor after Kelsey Mitchell dropped 33 in Monday's blowout of New York. Indiana will be missing reserve big Damiris Dantas, a minor loss against a Connecticut frontcourt still anchored by Brittney Griner inside. An eleven-point number is a lot to ask against a team that's been playing .500 ball for a month, and professional money has already found its way to Connecticut's side of this spread. Connecticut is the play.