Bad beat for Pitt bettors as players couldn't drain free throws

The Pittsburgh Panthers had four free throw attempts in the final 30 seconds to cover the spread against Boston College Wednesday. Both shooters for the Panthers went 1-2 at the line ensuring that Boston College covered the spread by .5.

This all happened because Talib Zanna of Pitt was called for a foul against BC's Olivier Hanlan that allowed Hanlan to complete a three point play with under a minute left.

This was Boston College's first win ATS at home all season. 

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NBA: Oklahoma City vs. Chicago
Pick:
Chicago
Start:
March 5, 2015 - 8:00 PM
Capper:
Jesse Schule
Offered at:
pinnacle @ 4 -108 Chicago
Analysis:

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Russell Westbrook returned to the Thunder lineup last night, wearing a protective mask to shield his fractured face. He didn't let it slow him down, scoring 49 points on 16-of-33 shooting in a 123-118 overtime win over the Sixers. After seeing the Thunder struggle to beat the league's worst team at home, I find it a little odd that they come into Chicago as a favorite in the back end of a back to back.

Of course the Bulls have their own problems, with Derrick Rose and Jimmy Butler both sidelined by injuries. That didn't stop them from defeating the Wizards by a score of 97-92 on Tuesday. Veteran Aaron Brooks ran the point for the Bulls, scoring 22 points with eight assists. He's making the most of his playing time, and so far it doesn't look like he's going to be a liability.

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