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last 5 tourneys, Double Digit Dog winners are 0-5 ats in next game

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I kind of like Norfolk to cover against Florida, but I think everyone who watched them play very well against Missouri probably likes them to keep it close here and it may be a bit of a trap game. Just thought this stat was interesting, good luck everyone

VCU +11.5 over kansas- lost 70-62 as 3.5 dog vs butler
Northern Iowa +11 over kansas- lost 59-52 as 1.5 pt dog vs msu
Ohio +13.5 over Georgetown - lost 83-68 as 9 pt dog vs tennessee
dayton +10 over West Virginia - lost 60-43 as 8 pt dog vs kansas
sd +12 over Uconn - lost 72-63 as 5 pt dog vs western kentucky
 
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weren't there a couple other outright winners last round?
 
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florida it is
 
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Good stuff, wish everyone that posted had astute information like that!  I aksed everyone who liked New Mexico yesterday, who NM played that was tough?  OR, how was Alford going to outcoach P?

All I saw was "New Mexico"

Takes a real Einstein to come up with that. 

Funny, got no answers.   

 
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so vcu was a favorite every game last year before kansas game?  i would guess they were at least a dog vs georgetown.  plus WK was a 12 when then beat SD so they covered their next game
 
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the info is not correct
 
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 good info. 
 
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lol its not good info.  marquette and richmond also covered last year after winning as double digit seeds in Round 1.  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by weimar74:

lol its not good info.  marquette and richmond also covered last year after winning as double digit seeds in Round 1.  

Yep! But, the ones too lazy to look will believe it

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Quote Originally Posted by weimar74:

so vcu was a favorite every game last year before kansas game?  i would guess they were at least a dog vs georgetown.  plus WK was a 12 when then beat SD so they covered their next game


They were not a DOUBLE DIGIT dog until the kansas game. In fairness I just did this research by looking through the last 5 years worth of information on covers and I am a little hungover so its entirely possible I missed one, but there have been many dogs that won outright, the 0-5 stat I found was referring only to dogs of 10 or more.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by weimar74:

lol its not good info.  marquette and richmond also covered last year after winning as double digit seeds in Round 1.  


Not double digit seeds this post is referring to, its referring to the games line.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by BarcsHasBite:

florida it is


not saying florida will cover, I may even bet on Norfolk, just wanted to see what happened when big dogs won recently and this is what I found
 
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So wouldn't MICH ST be a play? 

 
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NFST is looking good at 15. Fla plays one hell of a game but I dont see them having another blowout here.The Mizzu game was not a fluke.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by camby700:

NFST is looking good at 15. Fla plays one hell of a game but I dont see them having another blowout here.The Mizzu game was not a fluke.



Florida has smallish guards.  And Norfolk still has that length.  Gonna pose problems for Florida.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegaslover:

So wouldn't MICH ST be a play? 



St. Louis was only a 2.5 pt dog last game. This trend is only for dogs of 10 or more.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gollum:



St. Louis was only a 2.5 pt dog last game. This trend is only for dogs of 10 or more.
Sorry, I screwed up.  I mean Xavier should be a play. 
 
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Another VALID  point by ATL that length while not only important to the ladies is HUGE this time of year. Taller teams getting points is GOLDEN. Be nice to see some stats on this but most likely hard to come by

 
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i apologize - i misread your post.  i took double digit as double digit see - sorry about that
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegaslover:

Sorry, I screwed up.  I mean Xavier should be a play. 


Ya, both Lehigh and Norfolk were double digit dogs so xavier and florida would fit into this trend. But being only a 5 game sample size, I'm not sure how strong of a trend it really is so I wouldn't make any plays based of this alone.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by weimar74:

i apologize - i misread your post.  i took double digit as double digit see - sorry about that


no worries
 
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Iowa state what was the line vs Uconn?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SiuLungBao:

Iowa state what was the line vs Uconn?

That line was -2. 
 
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 2-0 TODAY
 
 
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