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  • CBB Betting Info. 3/23

    StatFox Super Situations

    CBB | VERMONT at NEVADA
    Play On - Home favorites of 3.5 to 9.5 points (NEVADA) in a game involving two average defensive teams (67-74 PPG) after 15+ games, after scoring 85 points or more
    62-29 over the last 5 seasons. ( 68.1% | 30.1 units )
    19-13 this year. ( 59.4% | 4.7 units )

    CBB | GEORGIA TECH at SAN DIEGO ST
    Play On - A road team vs. the money line (GEORGIA TECH) off an upset win by 15 points or more as an underdog, in March games
    31-27 since 1997. ( 53.4% | 30.0 units )
    2-3 this year. ( 40.0% | 0.8 units )

    CBB | BALL ST at COLUMBIA
    Play Under - Road teams against the total off a close home win by 3 points or less, in a game involving two good teams (60% to 80%)
    76-37 over the last 5 seasons. ( 67.3% | 35.3 units )
    18-15 this year. ( 54.5% | 1.5 units )

  • #2
    Re: CBB Betting Info. 3/23

    Wednesday's NIT Tips


    This year’s National Invitational Tournament continues on Wednesday night with a pair of 4-2 matchups in the quarterfinals. First at 7 p.m. (ET), the No. 2 Florida Gators will pay a visit to our Nation’s Capital to square-off against the No. 4 George Washington Colonials in Region 4. This will be followed by a Region 3 matchup between the No. 4 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and the No. 2 San Diego State Aztecs in a 9 p.m. tip at Viejas Arena in San Diego.


    No. 2 Florida Gators at No. 4 George Washington Colonials (ESPN2, 7 p.m. ET)


    Opening Odds: George Washington -2, 147.5


    Betting Matchup


    The Gators started this tournament with a lopsided 97-68 victory over North Florida as 7 ½-point favorites before knocking-off Ohio State this past Sunday as slight 1 ½-point favorites with the total going OVER in both contests. Florida is now 4-1 both straight-up and against the spread in its last five outings and the total has gone OVER in seven of their last eight games.


    Florida has had to journey on the road in this year’s NIT in light of current renovations at the O’Connell Center, but that has not stopped the Gators from cruising into the quarterfinals. They also lost their starting center sophomore John Egbunu the rest of the way due to thumb surgery, but that did not hurt their cause against the Buckeyes. Florida is averaging 73.6 points per game, but it has exceeded that total in six of its last eight games.


    The Colonials stunned the No. 1 Monmouth Hawks 87-71 on Monday night as two-point road underdogs to earn an unexpected spot in Wednesday’s game. This followed a tight 82-80 victory against Hofstra in their NIT opener as six-point favorites at home. They are now 2-5 ATS in their last seven contests and the total has gone OVER in their last five games.


    Junior forward Tyler Cavanaugh (16.7 PPG) and senior guard Patricio Garino (14.2 PPG) have been George Washington’s top two scorers all season long and they combined for 49 points in Monday’s win. Four of the team’s five starters scored in double figures and the Colonials shot 51.9 percent from the field while going 9-for-19 from three-point range.


    Betting Trends


    -- The Gators are 6-14-1 ATS in their last 21 games after failing to cover in their previous outing and they are 4-9 ATS in their last 13 games against a team with a SU winning record. The total has stayed UNDER in their last four games against the Atlantic 10.


    -- The Colonials are 1-7 ATS in their last eight games against the SEC and they are 1-4 ATS in their last five games against a team with a SU winning record. The total has stayed UNDER in 26 of their last 26 nonconference games.


    -- This will be the first meeting between these two teams in recent memory.


    Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at San Diego State Aztecs (ESPN2, 9 p.m. ET)


    Opening Odds: San Diego State -5, 133.5


    Betting Matchup


    Georgia Tech has made the most of its NIT bid with Monday’s big 83-66 upset of South Carolina as a four-point road underdog. This followed a convincing 81-62 victory against Houston as a four-point home favorite in the tournament opener. The Yellow Jackets are 8-2 SU in their last 10 games while going a profitable 7-3 ATS. The total went OVER 146 ½ point against the Gamecocks after staying UNDER in four of their previous five games.


    The Yellow Jackets were able to open-up a 14-point lead over favored South Carolina at the half and they kept the pressure on until the final buzzer. All five starters scored at least 10 points and the team shot 50.8 percent from the field after hitting 50 percent of its 22 three-point attempts. Georgia Tech was ranked 11th in the ACC in scoring this season with 73.2 PPG, but it has now scored more than 80 points in each of its last three wins.


    The Aztecs were the toast of the Mountain West in the regular season at 16-2 SU in conference play, but a costly 68-63 loss to Fresno State as four-point favorites in the MWC Tournament sent them the NIT route in the postseason. They are off to a solid 2-0 start both SU and ATS including Monday’s impressive 93-78 victory against Washington as five-point home favorites. The total has gone OVER in five of their last seven games.


    San Diego State was actually ranked last in the MWC in scoring with just 68.1 PPG, but it came into this Tournament ranked fourth in the nation in points allowed (60.3). The 78 points given-up to the Huskies was the first time an opposing team crossed the 70-point mark since an early February victory over New Mexico. The Aztecs leading scorer this season has been sophomore guard Trey Kell with 12.6 PPG and he put-up 16 points in Monday’s win.


    Betting Trends


    -- The Yellow Jackets are 8-3-1 ATS in their last 12 road games and they have covered in 14 of their last 18 Wednesday games. The total has stayed UNDER in four of their last five nonconference games.


    -- The Aztecs are 5-13-1 ATS in their last 19 games following an ATS win, but they have covered in five of their last seven games against a team with a SU winning record. The total has stayed UNDER in five of their last seven games outside their conference.


    -- This will be the first meeting between these two teams in recent memory.

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    • #3
      Re: CBB Betting Info. 3/23

      College Basketball Betting Trends – Wed – Mar, 23
      Florida at George Washington, 7:00 ET
      Florida: 9-20 ATS after 1 or more consecutive wins
      George W: 31-15 ATS at home after scoring 75 pts or more 2 straight games
      Georgia Tech at San Diego State, 9:00 ET
      Georgia Tech: 14-6 ATS when playing only their 2nd game in a week
      San Diego St: 0-6 ATS after 2 straight wins by 10 points or more
      Ball State at Columbia, 7:00 ET
      Ball St: 0-6 ATS after allowing 80 points or more
      Columbia: 51-31 ATS in non-conference games
      Grand Canyon at Coastal Carolina, 7:00 ET
      Grand Canyon: 1-3 ATS in a post-season tournament game
      Coastal Carolina: 10-2 ATS off a home win
      Cal Irvine at UL Lafayette, 8:15 ET
      Cal Irvine: 18-36 ATS in road games after scoring 80 points or more
      UL Lafayette: 10-2 ATS after having won 3 of their last 4 games
      Morehead State at Ohio, 7:00 ET
      Morehead St: 6-0 ATS when the total is 150 to 159.5
      Ohio: 0-6 ATS after 3 straight games committing 11 or less turnovers
      Vermont at Nevada, 10:00 ET
      Vermont: 2-10 ATS after 1 or more consecutive wins
      Nevada: 11-2 ATS after a game where they were called for 10 or less fouls

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      • #4
        Re: CBB Betting Info. 3/23

        NCAA tournament
        Under Bill Self, Kansas is 5-2 in regional semifinals, 3-4 vs spread (they were favored in all 7); Jayhawks won last 16 games overall, they lost by 6 to Michigan St on neutral floor in November, their only Big 14 game this year. Maryland beat #12-13 seeds last week, after a 3-5 skid coming into NCAAs; Terps are 13-1 outside Big 14, with loss at North Carolina by 8. Big X teams are 5-2 vs Big 14 teams this year, 2-2 vs spread when favored. Last 10 years, #1 seeds are 16-19 vs spread in this round. Terps are #46 defending arc; Kansas is shooting 41.9% on arc (#4).
        ACC teams are 12-1 in NCAAs (Pitt only loss); Miami beat Butler by 10 in its only Big East game. Villanova is in Sweet 16 for first time since ’09; they beat Ga Tech, lost to Virginia in its two ACC games. Wildcats cruised in both games LW, leading Iowa by 25 at the half Sunday. Miami is 14-4 in its last 18 games; Villanova is 14-2 in its last 16. ACC teams are 6-5 vs Big East teams this year; favorites are 8-3 vs spread in the 11 games. Since ’05, when 2-3 seeds meet in regional semis, underdog is 8-6 vs spread. Hurricanes are #32 in experience, Villanova is #182.
        This is third time in 20 years Duke is lower-seeded team; they lost by 4 to Kansas is ’03 regional semi, by 22 to Louisville in 2013 regional final. Over last 30 years, Duke is 7-3 vs spread as a dog- they’re 4-6 in its last ten regional semifinal games. Bue Devils led Yale by 27, had it cut to 3 in last game. Oregon won its last ten games, allowing 57.7 ppg in last three. Ducks scored 76+ points in nine of last ten games. ACC teams are 4-2 vs Pac-12 teams this year, but were favored in five of six games. Last 10 years, #1 seeds are 16-19 against the spread in this round.
        Texas A&M came back from dead Sunday, rallying from 12 down with 0:35 left. Aggies are 3-0 vs Big X teams this year, beating Texas, Baylor, K-State; they’re 10-1 in last 11 games overall. A&M starts three seniors; House is NBA-level talent with ball. Oklahoma is 13-0 outside the Big X this year; Sooners start three seniors, have four kids who’ve started 100+ games together. Oklahoma beat A&M 64-52 in last meeting, two years ago. Big X teams are 12-7 vs SEC teams this year, 6-4 vs spread when favored. Since ’05, when 2-3 seeds meet in regional semis, dogs are 8-6.
        Other tournaments
        We’ll do what we can with these minor tournaments; impossible to determine how interested players on these teams will be……..
        NIT
        Florida’s gym is being re-done;
        Gators won first two NIT games on the road- they’ve won four of last five games overall, losing to A&M by 6 in SEC semis. Gators beat St Joe’s by 11, Richmond by 20 in two A-14 games. George Washington played four starters 33:00+ on Monday at Monmouth (Florida played Sunday); they beat Tennessee by 3 in only SEC game. A-14 teams are 5-3 vs SEC squads this spring.
        San Diego State had 12,400+ fans for its win Monday; Aztecs are 20-3 in last 23 games, 10-1 in last 11 at home (lost to Boise St). Georgia Tech won easy at South Carolina Monday (two guys used more than 25:00); they’ve won eight of last ten games. Aztecs used only two guys more than 26:00 Monday- they’ve got #1 eFG% defense in country. Yellow Jackets are 12-3 outside the ACC this season.
        CBI
        Morehead State won eight of last nine games, scoring 83 ppg in winning first two games in this tourney; only two Eagles played more than 27:00 in their 67-possession win Monday. Ohio beat Tennessee State by 8 in its only OVC game; Bobcats won by 4-5 in first two tourney tilts, both at home. Ohio is an offensive team; Morehead State pressure on defense. Morehead is #72 experienced team; Ohio U is #289.
        Vermont stays out west after winning at Seattle Monday; Catamounts are 9-1 in last 10 games, after a 14-12 start- they used five guys 30:00+ in Seattle Monday- they won three of last four true road games. Nevada scored 82 ppg in winning first two tourney games; Wolf Pack used only seven guys Monday; star Coleman returned with 15:00 off bench- three Nevada guys played 34:00+. 6-8 Oliver will be a handful for Vermont.
        CIT
        Ball State needed OT in both its first two tourney games, beating pair of OVC schools; Cardinals (4-0 in OT this year) were down 11 with 2:27 left Sunday, rallied at home to win/advance here, vs Columbia squad that had bye in this event, beat Norfolk State a week ago to get here, so they are much more rested here. Lions start four seniors; Ball State starts two sophomores and a freshman.
        Grand Canyon won eight of last ten games; Antelopes weren’t eligible for WAC tourney- they’re thrilled just to be playing- they’re 2-3 in last five true road games. Coastal Carolina won 12 of last 15 games after 8-8 start; Chanticleers won last four home games since losing to High Point by 68-67 Feb 11. Cosatal is #28 experience team; they start four juniors and senior. Grand Canyon, looking for future, starts three sophs.
        Irvine’s 7-6 center Ndiaye is probable here; Anteaters won five of last six games, winning last game in OT at North Dakota- they’ve won last four true road games. UL-Lafayette won four of last five games, winning at Furman to get here; Cajuns scored 88 ppg in first two tournament tilts. Both teams start three seniors; this should be a good game.

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