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MBB: Staying Power Of Home Winning Streaks ?
No streak can last forever.

Kansas's 69-game home win streak came to a halt on Saturday thanks to a monster of a second half from Texas.

Behind the Jayhawks, after Saturday, no team in America has a streak even half as long as theirs was.

But which of the longest current runs has the most staying power for the rest of the season? Let's examine the top 10 … with odds!


T-7. North Texas — 17 games — Next: Feb. 3 vs. Florida Atlantic

The four remaining home games for the Mean Green are a mixed bag. They'll host two Sun Belt cellar-dwellers (Louisiana-Monroe, South Alabama), and two heavy-hitters (7-0 Florida Atlantic and 6-1 Denver). Odds — 10:1

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