Can anyone explain what the Sharps saw in Nebraska? Indiana opened at a 4.5 favorite and I figured they would have been bet up to at least a 6 point favorite. The way the first 35 minutes of the game were played, this was going to be an easy cash.
The line was moved down to 3.5 by tip-off (sharp money). I re-looked at all my calculations of capping this game and I just can't see anything that would make vegas insiders on the Nebraska side. And of course Nebraska won outright just like Iowa beat Michigan last week with a similar line (I was on Iowa for that game though but Nebraska hasn't shown any life at all this year!)
Thanks in advance for the help
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Can anyone explain what the Sharps saw in Nebraska? Indiana opened at a 4.5 favorite and I figured they would have been bet up to at least a 6 point favorite. The way the first 35 minutes of the game were played, this was going to be an easy cash.
The line was moved down to 3.5 by tip-off (sharp money). I re-looked at all my calculations of capping this game and I just can't see anything that would make vegas insiders on the Nebraska side. And of course Nebraska won outright just like Iowa beat Michigan last week with a similar line (I was on Iowa for that game though but Nebraska hasn't shown any life at all this year!)
Can anyone explain what the Sharps saw in Nebraska? Indiana opened at a 4.5 favorite and I figured they would have been bet up to at least a 6 point favorite. The way the first 35 minutes of the game were played, this was going to be an easy cash.
The line was moved down to 3.5 by tip-off (sharp money). I re-looked at all my calculations of capping this game and I just can't see anything that would make vegas insiders on the Nebraska side. And of course Nebraska won outright just like Iowa beat Michigan last week with a similar line (I was on Iowa for that game though but Nebraska hasn't shown any life at all this year!)
Can anyone explain what the Sharps saw in Nebraska? Indiana opened at a 4.5 favorite and I figured they would have been bet up to at least a 6 point favorite. The way the first 35 minutes of the game were played, this was going to be an easy cash.
The line was moved down to 3.5 by tip-off (sharp money). I re-looked at all my calculations of capping this game and I just can't see anything that would make vegas insiders on the Nebraska side. And of course Nebraska won outright just like Iowa beat Michigan last week with a similar line (I was on Iowa for that game though but Nebraska hasn't shown any life at all this year!)
i think you have to look at the fact that when nebraska was getting smoked by 20+ pts they didn't have talley or diaz, but after they returned to the line-up they played close ones losing to illinois by 4 and wisconsin by 5
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i think you have to look at the fact that when nebraska was getting smoked by 20+ pts they didn't have talley or diaz, but after they returned to the line-up they played close ones losing to illinois by 4 and wisconsin by 5
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