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**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 07:35 AM

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Preview: Orange (22-13) at Cavaliers (29-7)

Date: March 27, 2016 6:09 PM EDT

CHICAGO (AP) Before every game, the door knocker comes out, and each of the Virginia Cavaliers takes a turn. While the swings are different for each player, the message is the same.

Just keep going.

'We don't want to take steps back,' junior guard London Perrantes said Saturday. 'We want to keep on knocking until the door opens for us.'

The next door for the top-seeded Cavaliers (29-7) leads to the Final Four in Houston, but standing in the way is resurgent Syracuse (22-13) after a late slide almost led to another empty March for the Orange. With coach Jim Boeheim deftly pulling the right strings on his tricky, 2-3 matchup zone, 10th-seeded Syracuse is allowing 53.7 points per game in the NCAA Tournament.

The Orange appeared to be in big trouble in the Midwest Regional semifinals against Gonzaga, but used their full-court pressure to rally for a 63-60 victory and an all-ACC rematch with Virginia on Sunday.

'They're a very disciplined team, and we've just got to be smart defensively and offensively, as well,' said Michael Gbinije, who scored 20 points against the Bulldogs, including a go-ahead layup with 22 seconds left.

The Orange visited Virginia on Jan. 24, and the Cavaliers used a strong finish to secure a 73-65 victory. Syracuse trailed 49-48 with 5:58 to go before Malcolm Brogdon hit consecutive 3-pointers to help Virginia pull away.

The Cavaliers shot 56.8 percent from the field in their third consecutive victory against the Orange. It was the highest shooting percent against Syracuse since North Carolina State shot 57.7 percent in the Orange's 88-72 victory on Dec. 17, 2011.

'It's a good zone. You have to be able to attack it in different ways,' Virginia coach Tony Bennett said. 'You have to knock down some shots. The ball has to move, you have to dent it off the dribble, get on the glass, different kinds of things.

'I just think I have the guys that have the right spacing and the right mindset, and these are the guys who have made the shots and made the plays.'

Mostly known for its defense since Bennett took over in 2009, Virginia is averaging 80.7 points and shooting 55.7 percent from the field in the NCAA Tournament. Led by Anthony Gill's 23 points, the Cavaliers placed four players in double figures in their 84-71 win against Iowa State in the regional semifinals.

'They have a very, very good defensive system, and they have a much better than people think offensive system, as well,' Boeheim said, 'and that's why they've had the success they have.'

Here are a couple more things to watch when the Cavaliers and Orange play their third NCAA Tournament game in the series between the schools:

AT STAKE: Virginia is going for its third consecutive 30-win season and the school's third appearance in the Final Four. It also made it in 1981 and 1984.

Syracuse is trying for its first Final Four since 2013 and No. 6 overall. It also made it in 1975, 1987, 1996 and 2003.

GBINIJE VS. VIRGINIA: Gbinije also had four rebounds, three assists, two steals and two blocked shots against Gonzaga. The graduate student, who is from Richmond, Virginia, leads the Orange with 17.8 points and 4.3 assists per game.

'I enjoy playing against teams from Virginia just because I'm from Virginia, and there's a sense of familiarity,' said Gbinije, who scored 24 points in the January loss to the Cavaliers.

ACC POWER: The winner of Syracuse-Virginia will take on another school from the Atlantic Coast Conference in the Final Four. North Carolina meets Notre Dame in the East Regional final.

'You ask anybody, what's the toughest league in America? The one you're in,' Bennett said. 'I think every coach says that. It's a statement that's kind of true. But this isn't a tiptoe league to use something we talked about yesterday. It's a big-boy league, and there's a few of those, and it's hard and it's a fine line between being in the upper echelon and not being there.'

WATCHING PERRANTES: Perrantes' play could be key against Syracuse's zone, and he has enjoyed success against the Orange in the past. The point guard has career averages of 10.7 points and 8.0 assists in three games against Boeheim's school.

'He does what they need him to do,' Boeheim said. 'He's a very good defensive player. When he gets open shots, he makes them. He gets the ball to people - he's tough.'

**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 07:35 AM

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Preview: Fighting Irish (24-11) at Tar Heels (31-6)

Date: March 27, 2016 8:49 PM EDT

PHILADELPHIA (AP) The day before North Carolina and Notre Dame were to meet for a berth in the Final Four, the talk around the Wells Fargo Center was about a game played two weeks ago.

That would have been the semifinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament, a 78-47 victory for North Carolina over the Fighting Irish. A 31-point blowout just 15 days ago.

'I misplaced it,' Notre Dame coach Mike Brey said about the tape of that game. 'Those are the ones that you burn, you don't go back to. But certainly you have to learn from it and we've talked about it a little bit in practice.'

Since that loss Notre Dame has become the comeback kids of the NCAA Tournament. The Fighting Irish have trailed in the second half of all three of their games and two have come down to the final seconds.

'They're playing at a really high level right now. But I think we are as well,' Notre Dame forward Steve Vasturia said. 'So especially with one day to get ready for them, we're so familiar with what they do and they know what we do. So I think mainly for us just going out there and focusing on what we do best and playing with nothing to lose and that should be good enough for us.'

The matchup between top-seeded North Carolina (31-6) and sixth-seeded Notre Dame (24-11) in the East is just one of two all-ACC regional finals. In the Midwest, top-seeded Virginia meets 10th-seeded Syracuse, guaranteeing the ACC a team in the national championship game.

North Carolina players look to another matchup the Tar Heels had with Notre Dame that turned the season around. On Feb. 6, the Fighting Irish won at home, 80-76, and the Tar Heels say that second half is what turned around for them and they have gone 12-2 since that loss.

'First thing we've learned is that defense wins championships. We've really played well defensively especially at the end of the first half and beginning of the second. And that's basically what we learned mostly out of that game,' said Brice Johnson, North Carolina's leading scorer (16.8) and rebounder (10.5). 'We can't let up on them because they're a very good team and they will make runs during the game. And that's pretty much it.'

This is North Carolina's 26th regional final and the Tar Heels have gone on the Final Four a record 18 times, the last in 2009 when they won the last of their five national championships.

For Notre Dame this is its seventh regional final and the Fighting Irish won once, its only Final Four appearance in 1978.

'I was a freshman at Northwestern Louisiana,' Brey said. 'I certainly remember watching those Notre Dame teams.'

North Carolina's Marcus Paige, who got the Tar Heels' Sweet 16 win over Indiana off to great start with four 3-pointers, brought it all back to what Sunday night's game really means.

'Revenge can't be the only motivating factor in a game that gets you to the Final Four. That's the biggest thing. This game is to go to the Final Four,' he said. 'I don't care what happened in the past. And I'm sure they don't either. This is a one-game opportunity to change your season.'

FAMILIAR FOE: This will be the second time North Carolina has faced another ACC team in the NCAA Tournament. In 1981, the Tar Heels beat Virginia in the national semifinals in Philadelphia.

SURE SHOOTING: Notre Dame's V.J. Beacham is on quite a tear in the NCAA Tournament. The 6-foot-8 junior is 20 for 31 in the three NCAA games (64.5 percent) including 52.9 percent from 3-point range (9 of 17). He is averaging 17.7 points per game in the tournament after scoring a total of four points in four tournament games last season.

FOURTH TIME: This will be the fourth NCAA Tournament meeting between the schools and North Carolina has yet to lose. They met in 1977, 1985 and 1997.

SECOND HALF STAR: Notre Dame's Demetrius Jackson had scored 26 points in the second halves of the Fighting Irish's last two games. He had 12 in the last-second win over Stephen F. Austin and 14, including the steal and game-winning basket in the final seconds, against Indiana.

SOME DEFENSE: North Carolina has held opponents to under 50 percent shooting in its last 27 games. The only team to make more than they missed against the Tar Heels was Maryland (50.8 percent) in North Carolina's 89-81 victory.

SOME NAMES: Paige moved into 14th place on Carolina's career scoring list, passing Michael Jordan during the Indiana game. Johnson became the third Tar Heel to average a double-double and shoot 60 percent from the field joining Bobby Jones in 1973 and Mitch Kupchak in 1975.

COACHING CASUALTIES: This is one tough regional. North Carolina coach Roy Williams banged his leg during the news conference on Friday night. Brey hurt his calf during the win over Wisconsin and was in a walking boot Saturday.

'I told my doc `I don't really want to do this,'' Brey said, 'We'll talk tomorrow.'

**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 07:35 AM

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Syracuse vs. Virginia: Elite Eight betting preview

No. 10 Syracuse Orange vs. No. 1 Virginia Cavaliers (-8, 124)

Game to be played at United Center, Chicago, IL

A much-anticipated night of all-ACC action in the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight begins in Chicago on Sunday when top-seeded Virginia meets No. 10 seed Syracuse in the Midwest Region final. The Cavaliers contended for their third straight regular-season crown in the high-powered conference while the Orange finished ninth and squeaked into the NCAA Tournament, but both are a win away from joining a league mate in North Carolina or Notre Dame - who play later in the evening - in the Final Four.

Virginia will be playing for its first Final Four berth since 1984 after shooting 56.1 percent to fend off Iowa State 84-71 on Friday. "I feel like we've just gotten better and better," ACC Player of the Year Malcolm Brogdon told reporters following a 12-point effort versus the Cyclones. "We've battled through our ups and downs, and it's a huge accomplishment." Syracuse is used to long tournament runs, but this one - in a season where coach Jim Boeheim was suspended for nine games by the NCAA and the squad dropped five of six down the stretch - has defied the odds. "These guys have fought all year, and every game we've been behind, we've been in some tough situations, and they've battled through them all year," Boeheim told the media after his team erased a late nine-point lead to tip Gonzaga 63-60 on Friday.

TV: 6:09 p.m. ET, TBS

LINE HISTORY: No. 1 seed Virginia opened as 8-point favorites over No. 10 Syracuse and the line has yet to move off that number. The total saw immediate action however. The Over/Under opened at a low 122 and was very quickly bet up two whole points to the current number of 124. Check out the complete line history here.

ABOUT SYRACUSE (22-13, 19-15 ATS, 17-17 O/U): The Orange's trademark zone defense has stifled opponents in the tournament, allowing an average of 53.7 points. Leading scorer Michael Gbinije (17.8 points per game) has topped the 20-point mark in his last two games and guard Trevor Cooney has broken free from a late-season slump by averaging 13.3 points and shooting 50 percent from 3-point range in the tournament. Boeheim is in the Elite Eight for the seventh time and is seeking his fifth Final Four berth.

ABOUT VIRGINIA (29-7, 19-14-1 ATS, 14-20 O/U): While Brogdon has been an inconsistent tournament performer, shooting 36.8 percent from the floor in eight career games, fellow senior Anthony Gill has been a steady leader. Gill had 23 points and eight rebounds versus Iowa State, is averaging 20.3 points on 71.9 percent shooting in this year's tournament and has scored in double figures in all but one of those eight career March Madness contests. Another senior, Mike Tobey, has emerged in this year's Big Dance with 36 points on 17-of-23 shooting in 44 minutes off the bench.

TRENDS:

* Syracuse is 4-0 ATS in its last four games overall.
* Virginia is 12-3-1 ATS in its last 16 games overall.
* Under is 4-0 in Syracuse's last four NCAA Tournament games.
* Under is 11-2 in Virginia's last 13 versus Atlantic Coast conference opponents.

CONSENSUS: Bettors are all over the dog in this matchup with 65 percent of wagers on Syracuse. As for the total, bettors think while the game may not be a high scoring affair, it will go over the low number with 64 percent on the over.

**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 07:36 AM

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Notre Dame vs. North Carolina: Elight Eight betting preview

No. 6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. No. 1 North Carolina Tar Heels (-10, 155)

Game to be played at Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA

Top-seeded North Carolina may be peaking at just the right time and only ACC-rival Notre Dame stands in the way of a trip to the Final Four. The Tar Heels have won eight straight games – the last three in the NCAA Tournament by a combined 50 points – as they prepare to take on sixth seed Notre Dame in the East Regional final on Sunday at Philadelphia.

“One game away,” North Carolina forward Brice Johnson told reporters after his team shot 51.6 percent from the field in a 101-86 win over Indiana on Friday. “We’re not done. We’ve got to go out there and play.” Senior point guard Marcus Paige’s revival is taking the Tar Heels’ offense to a new level after he matched the program record in the NCAA Tournament with six 3-pointers and scored 21 on Friday – his highest output since registering the same against Notre Dame on Feb. 6. The Fighting Irish won that contest 80-76 at home, but were held to 30 percent shooting in a 78-47 loss to North Carolina in the ACC tournament semifinals. Notre Dame has won six games combined in consecutive NCAA Tournaments for the first time in its history and reached the Elite Eight for the second straight year after losing to Kentucky in 2015.

TV: 8:49 p.m. ET, TBS

LINE HISTORY: No. 1 seeded North Carolina opened as big 10.5-point favorites over Notre Dame, but early money was backing the Irish, moving the line to the current number of Tar Heels -10. As for the total, the number opened at 156 and has been bet down one point to the current number of 155. Check out the complete line history here.

ABOUT NOTRE DAME (24-11, 16-16-1 ATS, 16-17 O/U): Forward V.J. Beachem has been a major factor in the NCAA Tournament while averaging 17.3 points in three games – more than five above his seasonal average – and draining 9-of-17 from 3-point range. Point guard Demetrius Jackson leads the team in scoring (15.5) and assists (4.7) while forward Zach Auguste (14.3 points, team-high 10.9 rebounds) has 22 double-doubles. The Irish have won their three NCAA games by a combined 13 points after a 61-56 triumph against Wisconsin on Friday and go after their first Final Four appearance since 1978.

ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (31-6, 18-18-1 ATS, 19-18 O/U): Johnson (16.8 points, 10.5 rebounds) has recorded 22 double-doubles to tie Billy Cunningham (1964) for the single-season team record and needs 13 boards to boast the most in program history for one campaign. Paige, who struggled shooting most of this season (39.6 percent), may still be the key to unlock a sixth NCAA title for the Tar Heels after making 11-of-21 from 3-point range in the last three games. Paige told reporters, “I just wanted to stay aggressive, and the rim looked pretty big to me (Friday) so I hope it’s just the arena so I can do it again on Sunday.”

TRENDS:

* Notre Dame is 4-1 ATS in the last five meetings.
* North Carolina is 6-1 ATS in its last seven games overall.
* Under is 5-1 in Notre Dame's last six games versus a team with a winning SU record.
* Under is 5-1 in the last six meetings.

CONSENSUS: Bettors think 10-points is too many to be favored by at this point in the tourney and early on 58 percent of wagers are backing Notre Dame. When it comes to the total, 67 percent of wagers are on the over.

**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 07:36 AM

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Sunday's Elite 8 Tips
By Kevin Rogers

Midwest Region Final – Chicago – United Center
#10 Syracuse vs. #1 Virginia (-8, 123 ½) – 6:09 PM EST – TBS

The ACC will dominate all the headlines in Sunday’s Elite Eight action with two teams from this conference guaranteed to make the Final Four. Virginia (29-7 SU, 19-14-1 ATS) is seeking its first Final Four appearance since 1984, while playing in its first Elite Eight contest since losing to eventual champion Arkansas in 1995.

The top-seeded Cavaliers avoided a third straight matchup in the tournament with Michigan State when the Spartans were upset in the opening round by Middle Tennessee State. The Spartans eliminated the Cavaliers in the last two tournaments in low-scoring battles, but Tony Bennett’s team has scored plenty of points in its first three victories in this season’s Big Dance.

Virginia crushed in-state rival Hampton in the first round, 81-45 to cash as 23-point favorites, followed up by a 77-69 triumph over a feisty Butler squad in the round of 32. The Cavaliers scored with ease against Iowa State in Friday’s Sweet 16 contest, winning by an 84-71 count as six-point favorites. UVA shot 56% from the floor, led by Anthony Gill’s 23 points, but the Cavaliers allowed the Cyclones to shoot nearly 52% from the field to cash the ‘over’ of 140 ½.

Syracuse (22-13 SU, 19-15 ATS) has seen its ups and downs this season by starting ACC play at 0-4 and closing out the season with three straight losses. However, the Orange also went on a 7-1 run during conference play which included victories over Duke and Notre Dame. Jim Boeheim’s club put together a pair of blowout wins in the first two rounds over Dayton and Middle Tennessee State, but were definitely tested in the Sweet 16 against Gonzaga.

The Orange fell behind early by 11 points, but managed to climb within one point at halftime. Gonzaga built a nine-point advantage at 57-48 with 6:30 minutes remaining in regulation, but the Bulldogs would score just three points the rest of the way as Syracuse rallied for a 63-60 triumph as four-point underdogs. The Orange have quietly put together a solid a 6-1 ATS record in the last seven games, while covering in six of the past eight opportunities in the underdog role.

Syracuse and Virginia are meeting for the second time this season, as the Cavaliers knocked off the Orange in Charlottesville, 73-65 as 10-point favorites on January 24. This game actually got pushed back a day following inclement weather throughout the Northeast, but the Orange drilled a pair of three-pointers in the final minute to sew up the cover. Virginia shot a blistering 57% from the field, but Syracuse stuck around thanks to converting 13 three-pointers in spite of 39% shooting.

Handicapper Joe Nelson breaks down Syracuse’s run to the Elite Eight, “It wouldn’t have been an overly difficult case to leave the Orange out of the NCAA Tournament, but this is a team on a great run and set to make the most of a challenging regular season. It is worth nothing they have faced a 15-seed and an 11-seed in the past two games catching some breaks in the bracket. Almost all of the 13 losses for Syracuse this season have come in rather close games as this is team that keeps finding a way to stay in games and with a few key turnovers and big shots they could steal another win from a Virginia squad that doesn’t always pull away from its opposition.”

Syracuse is three years removed from a Final Four appearance, while playing in its third Elite Eight contest since 2012. Virginia is rolling in the favorite role of late, posting an incredible 11-0 SU and 10-0-1 ATS record in its past 11 games when laying points.

East Region Final – Philadelphia – Wells Fargo Center
#6 Notre Dame vs. #1 North Carolina (-10, 154 ½) – 8:49 PM EST – TBS

Even though Notre Dame has spent only three seasons in the ACC, the Fighting Irish are starting to become a thorn in the side of conference stalwart North Carolina. Last season, Notre Dame shocked North Carolina in the ACC championship, 90-82 to cash outright as 3 ½-point underdogs, as the Fighting Irish eventually lost to top-seed Kentucky in the Elite Eight. Now, the Irish are seeking its first Final Four appearance since 1978, while taking on UNC in the Big Dance for the first time since the 1987 Sweet 16.

Notre Dame (24-11 SU, 16-16-1 ATS) has been tested in all three tournament victories, not winning any of those games by more than seven points. The Irish eliminated Michigan in the opening round, 70-63 as three-point favorites, overcoming a 12-point halftime deficit. Mike Brey’s club needed a tip-in at the buzzer to edge Stephen F. Austin in the second round, 76-75, even though Notre Dame shot 57% from the floor. In Friday’s Sweet 16 contest against Wisconsin, the Irish outscored the Badgers, 8-0 in the final 20 second to pull off the stunner, 61-56 as 1 ½-point favorites.

North Carolina (31-6 SU, 18-18-1 ATS) has rolled in its first three tournament wins with each victory coming by double-digits. Following blowouts of Florida Gulf Coast and Providence in the first two rounds, the Tar Heels busted the 100-point mark for the second time this season in Friday’s 101-86 rout of Indiana as five-point favorites. Five Tar Heels put up double-figures, led by forward Brice Johnson’s 20 points and 10 rebounds to pick up his 22nd double-double on the season.

Notre Dame’s last loss came in the ACC tournament semifinals against North Carolina in a 78-47 drubbing on March 11. The Irish were limited to 30% shooting from the floor, while falling behind by 19 points at halftime. A major key in UNC’s success that night was outrebounding Notre Dame, 46-26 as the Tar Heels eventually captured the ACC championship against Virginia. Roy Williams’ squad picked up revenge against Notre Dame after losing in South Bend in early February, 80-76 as 2 ½-point favorites.

From an ATS standpoint, North Carolina has been money in the bank by posting a 6-1 ATS record since the start of March with the lone ATS loss coming as 22-point favorites against Florida Gulf Coast in the opening round. Notre Dame has compiled a 4-4 ATS record in the underdog role this season, but owns a 1-3 ATS mark as a ‘dog of seven points or higher. In last season’s Elite Eight against Kentucky, Notre Dame cashed as 11-point underdogs in a crushing 68-66 defeat.

Nelson points out that in spite of UNC’s woes from three-point range this season, the Tar Heels cured their ills against Indiana, “After being the worst three-point shooting team in the ACC this season, North Carolina went out and made seven of its first eight three-point shots Friday night vs. Indiana to comfortably pull past the Hoosiers. As expected, rebounding proved to be a big edge for North Carolina in that matchup and the same figures to be true in this Elite Eight matchup with Notre Dame, but the Tar Heels haven’t shot that well from long range since mid-February.”

Notre Dame enters Sunday’s action at 25/1 odds to win the National Championship, while starting the season at 40/1 to capture the title. The Tar Heels began the campaign at 10/1 odds to win its first championship since 2009, as UNC is currently at 13/5 (Bet $1.00 to win $2.60) odds to grab the National Championship in Houston next week.

**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 07:37 AM

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NCAA Tournament

Sunday's games

Syracuse lost 73-64 at Virginia Jan 24, despite going 13-30 on arc in that game; Orange allowed only 53.7 ppg in first three tourney wins, albeit vs seeds 7-15-11. In regional finals since 2005, teams seeded #6 or lower are 11-2 vs spread. Much like Iowa St., Syracuse has no depth, so fouls are an issue. Virginia is 16-3 in its last 19 games, with losses to teams in top 25; Cavaliers shoot 40.3% on arc, have #16 eFG%, are #87 in experience. Virginia played only two kids more than 28:00 Friday; Syracuse played four kids 32:00+ Friday. Dogs are 8-5 vs spread in last 13 Midwest Region finals.

Notre Dame beat North Carolina 80-76 at home Feb 6; outscoring UNC 31-16 on foul line (Heels led by 9 at half), then got squashed by 31 in ACC tourney three weeks ago. Irish won five of last six games; in last two, they outscored foes 14-3 in last 1:00 of game. Carolina won its last eight games; they made 11-20 on arc Friday, unusual for them (32% for year). UNC cored 89.7 ppg in three tourney wins; only two kids played more than 29:00 Friday. In regional finals since 2005, teams seeded #6 or lower are 11-2 vs spread. Favorites covered four of last five East Region finals.

Other Tournaments

We'll do what we can with these minor tournaments; impossible to determine how interested players on these teams will be........

NIT
None

CBI
None

CIT
NJIT lost 65-56 at Columbia Dec 12, going 5-25 on arc, while getting outscored 19-7 on foul line (NJIT was 7-16). Highlanders are 9-3 in last 12 games; this is their first true road game since Feb 25- they're 4-2 last six true road games. Columbia won four of its last five games; they start four seniors (#50 in experience). Lions last played Wednesday, NJIT on Thursday, but this is bus trip game, so travel not an issue.

Cal-Irvine won first two CIT games by total of 4 points, both on foreign soil; they ran out to 21-5 lead at ULL, hung on to win despite 7-foot-6 Ndiaye not playing. Anteaters are 17-4 in last 21 games, 19-0 vs teams ranked below #150. #162 Coastal Carolina lost by 11 at Hawai'i in its one game vs top 100 team this year- they allowed 59 ppg in winning first three CIT games. Chanticleers are #28 team in experience- they won last five home games.

**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 07:37 AM

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'ACC Showcase'

It has been quite a show for the Atlantic Coast Conference in this years NCAA Tournament. Sweeping all four Sweet-Sixteen games Friday the league has now compiled an impressive 16-3 straight-up record this Tourney with a profitable 11-7-1 ATS mark againt the betting line. With that, it's an all ACC showdown in the Elite Eight Sunday. Virginia takes on Syracuse in the first game followed by North Carolina and Notre Dame meeting in the second matchup. A few betting nuggets for Sunday's ACC showcase:

Tourney Top Seeds in Elite-8 since 2013 are 3-8-1 ATS, 5-14-1 ATS dating back to 2010

#1 Virginia vs #10 Syracuse
#1 are 0-1 ATS vs #10 in Elite Eight since 2003
Virginia 3-0 (2-1 ATS) vs Syracuse
Virginia 11-2-1 ATS L14 overall
Virginia 4-3-1 ATS L3 Tourney's including 4-1-1 ATS as #1 Seed

Syracuse 6-1 ATS L7 overall
Syracuse 7-3 ATS L10 in NCAA Tournament
Syrace 2-1 ATS L3 in Elite Eight

#1 North Carolina vs #6 Notre Dame
#1 are 0-1 ATS vs #6 in Elite Eight since 2003
North Carolina 3-3 (2-4 ATS) vs Notre Dame
North Carolina 6-1 ATS L7 on the hardwood
North Carolina 2-4 ATS L6 Elite Eight including 2-3 ATS as #1 Seed

Notre Dame 5-5 ATS L10 overall
Notre Dame 4-5 ATS L9 Tourney games
Notre Dame 1-0 ATS Elite Eight

**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 09:11 AM

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NOTRE DAME (24 - 11) vs. N CAROLINA (31 - 6) - 3/27/2016, 8:45 PM

There are no Top Trends with records of significance that apply to this game.

Head-to-Head Series History
NOTRE DAME is 4-2 against the spread versus N CAROLINA over the last 3 seasons
N CAROLINA is 3-3 straight up against NOTRE DAME over the last 3 seasons
5 of 6 games in this series have gone UNDER THE TOTAL over the last 3 seasons

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SYRACUSE (22 - 13) vs. VIRGINIA (29 - 7) - 3/27/2016, 6:05 PM

There are no Top Trends with records of significance that apply to this game.

Head-to-Head Series History
VIRGINIA is 2-1 against the spread versus SYRACUSE over the last 3 seasons
VIRGINIA is 3-0 straight up against SYRACUSE over the last 3 seasons
2 of 3 games in this series have gone OVER THE TOTAL over the last 3 seasons

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NEW JERSEY TECH (20 - 14) at COLUMBIA (23 - 10) - 3/27/2016, 6:00 PM

Top Trends for this game.
COLUMBIA is 51-32 ATS (+15.8 Units) in non-conference games since 1997.
NEW JERSEY TECH is 11-3 ATS (+7.7 Units) in all games over the last 2 seasons.
NEW JERSEY TECH is 11-3 ATS (+7.7 Units) in all lined games over the last 2 seasons.
NEW JERSEY TECH is 10-2 ATS (+7.8 Units) after a non-conference game over the last 2 seasons.
NEW JERSEY TECH is 11-2 ATS (+8.8 Units) in non-conference games over the last 2 seasons.
NEW JERSEY TECH is 10-1 ATS (+8.9 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record over the last 2 seasons.

Head-to-Head Series History
COLUMBIA is 1-0 straight up against NEW JERSEY TECH over the last 3 seasons

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UC-IRVINE (27 - 9) at COASTAL CAROLINA (21 - 11) - 3/27/2016, 9:00 PM

Top Trends for this game.
UC-IRVINE is 6-0 ATS (+6.0 Units) as a road favorite of 3 points or less or pick over the last 3 seasons.

Head-to-Head Series History
There were no past matchups in this series during this time period.

**TheGame** · 03-27-2016, 09:12 AM

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NJIT vs. COLUMBIA
No trends available
Columbia is 13-2 SU in its last 15 games at home
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Columbia's last 5 games at home

SYRACUSE vs. VIRGINIA
No trends available
Virginia is 8-1 SU in its last 9 games
The total has gone UNDER in 12 of Virginia's last 16 games

NOTRE DAME vs. NORTH CAROLINA
No trends available
The total has gone UNDER in 14 of North Carolina's last 20 games
North Carolina is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games

UC IRVINE vs. COASTAL CAROLINA
UC Irvine is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games on the road
No trends available

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