Playing in sac. They have had shootouts and the current total stands at 217 which seems do-able, despite GS playing "D" lately and keeping the point totals down. I think it goes UNDER because GS has starting keeping the points down. Back in the 2 losses sac had already this year vs GS, they had 2 of their better guys Udrih and Evans, that sorta "went off" on GS to help fuel those shootouts. One is game-time decision and the other is still going to be sidelined. So therefore, that shouldnt scare anyone to go with under. I do see GS scoring 105-110 here atleast and Sac around 90. They put up 117 and 119 in the 2 previous contests on Sac.
so, anyone have advice?
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bad idea?
Warriors +1
Playing in sac. They have had shootouts and the current total stands at 217 which seems do-able, despite GS playing "D" lately and keeping the point totals down. I think it goes UNDER because GS has starting keeping the points down. Back in the 2 losses sac had already this year vs GS, they had 2 of their better guys Udrih and Evans, that sorta "went off" on GS to help fuel those shootouts. One is game-time decision and the other is still going to be sidelined. So therefore, that shouldnt scare anyone to go with under. I do see GS scoring 105-110 here atleast and Sac around 90. They put up 117 and 119 in the 2 previous contests on Sac.
I like it...I already placed my bet w/ the overnight line, I have a feeling that Warriors will be favored by gametime....I like them use their speed and run away w/ it...Kings not too many scoring options, although Cousins can be a tough matchup down low....
Loving it!
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I like it...I already placed my bet w/ the overnight line, I have a feeling that Warriors will be favored by gametime....I like them use their speed and run away w/ it...Kings not too many scoring options, although Cousins can be a tough matchup down low....
Playing in sac. They have had shootouts and the current total stands at 217 which seems do-able, despite GS playing "D" lately and keeping the point totals down. I think it goes UNDER because GS has starting keeping the points down. Back in the 2 losses sac had already this year vs GS, they had 2 of their better guys Udrih and Evans, that sorta "went off" on GS to help fuel those shootouts. One is game-time decision and the other is still going to be sidelined. So therefore, that shouldnt scare anyone to go with under. I do see GS scoring 105-110 here atleast and Sac around 90. They put up 117 and 119 in the 2 previous contests on Sac.
so, anyone have advice?
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Quote Originally Posted by kinglebronownzu:
bad idea?
Warriors +1
Playing in sac. They have had shootouts and the current total stands at 217 which seems do-able, despite GS playing "D" lately and keeping the point totals down. I think it goes UNDER because GS has starting keeping the points down. Back in the 2 losses sac had already this year vs GS, they had 2 of their better guys Udrih and Evans, that sorta "went off" on GS to help fuel those shootouts. One is game-time decision and the other is still going to be sidelined. So therefore, that shouldnt scare anyone to go with under. I do see GS scoring 105-110 here atleast and Sac around 90. They put up 117 and 119 in the 2 previous contests on Sac.
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