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Home teams are 23-7 on thursday nights. on august 28th, home teams went 11-3, since then they have gone 12-4. Keep in mind this is straight up, but impressive just the same.
Looking a little deeper, we see that after week 1 (Aug 28th), home teams have gone 12-4 S/U; 12-3-1 ATS; and the games have gone UNDER 12 of 16 times.
Another thing to consider looking forward is the fact that double digit home fav's have gone 0-2 (unless I'm mistaken). Those games are on Sep 25th, when Tulane beat SMU (at Tulane) 34-27 giving 17 pts. The other one was Pitt at USF on Oct 2nd. USF was giving up 13.5 and lost 26-21.
The only other home team to lose was Rutgers hosting UNC early in the season, before we (and the bookies) knew what UNC had to offer this year.
The only push came on Oct 2nd, when Memphis went to UAB giving 3. The final there was 33-30.
If you were looking for a reason to take Akron, Miami, UNLV, and all three UNDERS tonight, there you go...
Looking a little deeper, we see that after week 1 (Aug 28th), home teams have gone 12-4 S/U; 12-3-1 ATS; and the games have gone UNDER 12 of 16 times.
Another thing to consider looking forward is the fact that double digit home fav's have gone 0-2 (unless I'm mistaken). Those games are on Sep 25th, when Tulane beat SMU (at Tulane) 34-27 giving 17 pts. The other one was Pitt at USF on Oct 2nd. USF was giving up 13.5 and lost 26-21.
The only other home team to lose was Rutgers hosting UNC early in the season, before we (and the bookies) knew what UNC had to offer this year.
The only push came on Oct 2nd, when Memphis went to UAB giving 3. The final there was 33-30.
If you were looking for a reason to take Akron, Miami, UNLV, and all three UNDERS tonight, there you go...
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