Sweeping the board for the 3rd night in a row on straight bet's last night in CBB going 3-0 netting +40 units. Currently on a 10-0 run in the past 3 days on straight bet's netting +181 units. I'm actually 25-10 since saturday on straight bets now netting a total of +210 units in 5 days work. As always here's yesterdays thread below...
Looks like we have about 7 games on the board rght now for tomarrow. I will be spending most of the night as always trying to find something. BOL and be back shortly...
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83-63-2 ytd netting +146.8 units...
8-11 (POD's) -54 units...
Sweeping the board for the 3rd night in a row on straight bet's last night in CBB going 3-0 netting +40 units. Currently on a 10-0 run in the past 3 days on straight bet's netting +181 units. I'm actually 25-10 since saturday on straight bets now netting a total of +210 units in 5 days work. As always here's yesterdays thread below...
Looks like we have about 7 games on the board rght now for tomarrow. I will be spending most of the night as always trying to find something. BOL and be back shortly...
Umass -13.5... (Umass's tempo can easily cover this number against Seina)
Florida -26... (Rider defense makes me want to puke)
Richmond +3.5... (I've been completely wrong already on 2 or 3 bet's going against VCU and with them @ 4-3ats maybe I have just picked wrong spots. They are frustrating me to say the least and the chances of me wagering against them or even on one of their games right now is slim)
Iowa @ Iowa st over.. ( It's just to high though, maybe...)
Old Dominion +2 and under 117.5... (Fairfield and their transfer's have not meshed well so far and Old Dominion play's solid defense. This one should be a slug fest (as in SLOW!!!)...
Colorado -6... ( 8 home games so far against a bunch of patsy's and 1 road game against a not so bright Green Bay squad (loss 44-52). Not looking good at a glance for Wyoming)...
Idaho +13... (Idaho has played some decent competitors at glance making this number look like it could be covered)...
These are just at glance leans, and as always I will be reading all night...
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Here's a quick lean list:
Umass -13.5... (Umass's tempo can easily cover this number against Seina)
Florida -26... (Rider defense makes me want to puke)
Richmond +3.5... (I've been completely wrong already on 2 or 3 bet's going against VCU and with them @ 4-3ats maybe I have just picked wrong spots. They are frustrating me to say the least and the chances of me wagering against them or even on one of their games right now is slim)
Iowa @ Iowa st over.. ( It's just to high though, maybe...)
Old Dominion +2 and under 117.5... (Fairfield and their transfer's have not meshed well so far and Old Dominion play's solid defense. This one should be a slug fest (as in SLOW!!!)...
Colorado -6... ( 8 home games so far against a bunch of patsy's and 1 road game against a not so bright Green Bay squad (loss 44-52). Not looking good at a glance for Wyoming)...
Idaho +13... (Idaho has played some decent competitors at glance making this number look like it could be covered)...
These are just at glance leans, and as always I will be reading all night...
Wyoming@Colorado under 131 for 20 units... Here is some pretty sick numbers. In the 8 games that Wyoming has played against D-1 teams here are the their opponent's average's followed by what Wyoming allowed them to score:
(Northern Colorado) averages 74ppg scored 56 vs Wyoming
(Green Bay) averages 60ppg scored 52 vs Wyoming
(South Dakota) averages 69ppg scored 56 vs Wyoming
(Portland State) averages 75ppg scored 51 vs Wyoming
(Maryland Eastern-Shore) averages 55ppg scored 43 vs Wyoming
(Louisiana Tech) averages 71ppg scored 58 vs Wyoming
(Utah Valley) averages 65ppg scored 41 vs Wyoming
(Bradley) averages 64ppg scored 49 vs Wyoming
So let's try and compute all this info as Wyoming has not allowed one team this season to surpass their offensive seasonal points per game average (Not one). Wyoming has done this with excellent defense as they held all of those opponents under by an average of 15.9ppg below their opponent's seasonal average. That's pretty damn impressive if you ask me as they have done this for 8 games straight. Those 8 games have had a total that played out to an average of just 118pp in those Wyoming games as not one total exceeded the 131 mark. After understanding all of this I then take the time to educate myself on Colorado and notice they are averaging just 53 shot attempts per game (Which play's excellent into Wyoming's defensive angle) and shooting a decent 45% from the field while averaging 70ppg. That's where Wyoming and their slow offense comes into play as they currently average just 49 shots per game as they look to prolong the game because they are holding opponents to 35% on defense. Last season Wyoming was able to play to the under @ 15-11 on the season and this year they have already @ 4-1 as bettors have only had 5 opportunities to take advantage of playing this angle. This Wyoming defense is anchored down low with Leonard Washington a Junior transfer forward from USC & 5th year senior Adam Waddell as they have a combined 19 blocked shots thus far. Love the fact that we can still get a number in the 130's and I'm getting down on this wager right now...POD
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Wyoming@Colorado under 131 for 20 units... Here is some pretty sick numbers. In the 8 games that Wyoming has played against D-1 teams here are the their opponent's average's followed by what Wyoming allowed them to score:
(Northern Colorado) averages 74ppg scored 56 vs Wyoming
(Green Bay) averages 60ppg scored 52 vs Wyoming
(South Dakota) averages 69ppg scored 56 vs Wyoming
(Portland State) averages 75ppg scored 51 vs Wyoming
(Maryland Eastern-Shore) averages 55ppg scored 43 vs Wyoming
(Louisiana Tech) averages 71ppg scored 58 vs Wyoming
(Utah Valley) averages 65ppg scored 41 vs Wyoming
(Bradley) averages 64ppg scored 49 vs Wyoming
So let's try and compute all this info as Wyoming has not allowed one team this season to surpass their offensive seasonal points per game average (Not one). Wyoming has done this with excellent defense as they held all of those opponents under by an average of 15.9ppg below their opponent's seasonal average. That's pretty damn impressive if you ask me as they have done this for 8 games straight. Those 8 games have had a total that played out to an average of just 118pp in those Wyoming games as not one total exceeded the 131 mark. After understanding all of this I then take the time to educate myself on Colorado and notice they are averaging just 53 shot attempts per game (Which play's excellent into Wyoming's defensive angle) and shooting a decent 45% from the field while averaging 70ppg. That's where Wyoming and their slow offense comes into play as they currently average just 49 shots per game as they look to prolong the game because they are holding opponents to 35% on defense. Last season Wyoming was able to play to the under @ 15-11 on the season and this year they have already @ 4-1 as bettors have only had 5 opportunities to take advantage of playing this angle. This Wyoming defense is anchored down low with Leonard Washington a Junior transfer forward from USC & 5th year senior Adam Waddell as they have a combined 19 blocked shots thus far. Love the fact that we can still get a number in the 130's and I'm getting down on this wager right now...POD
Wyoming@Colorado under 131 for 20 units... Here is some pretty sick numbers. In the 8 games that Wyoming has played against D-1 teams here are the their opponent's average's followed by what Wyoming allowed them to score:
(Northern Colorado) averages 74ppg scored 56 vs Wyoming
(Green Bay) averages 60ppg scored 52 vs Wyoming
(South Dakota) averages 69ppg scored 56 vs Wyoming
(Portland State) averages 75ppg scored 51 vs Wyoming
(Maryland Eastern-Shore) averages 55ppg scored 43 vs Wyoming
(Louisiana Tech) averages 71ppg scored 58 vs Wyoming
(Utah Valley) averages 65ppg scored 41 vs Wyoming
(Bradley) averages 64ppg scored 49 vs Wyoming
So let's try and compute all this info as Wyoming has not allowed one team this season to surpass their offensive seasonal points per game average (Not one). Wyoming has done this with excellent defense as they held all of those opponents under by an average of 15.9ppg below their opponent's seasonal average. That's pretty damn impressive if you ask me as they have done this for 8 games straight. Those 8 games have had a total that played out to an average of just 118pp in those Wyoming games as not one total exceeded the 131 mark. After understanding all of this I then take the time to educate myself on Colorado and notice they are averaging just 53 shot attempts per game (Which play's excellent into Wyoming's defensive angle) and shooting a decent 45% from the field while averaging 70ppg. That's where Wyoming and their slow offense comes into play as they currently average just 49 shots per game as they look to prolong the game because they are holding opponents to 35% on defense. Last season Wyoming was able to play to the under @ 15-11 on the season and this year they have already @ 4-1 as bettors have only had 5 opportunities to take advantage of playing this angle. This Wyoming defense is anchored down low with Leonard Washington a Junior transfer forward from USC & 5th year senior Adam Waddell as they have a combined 19 blocked shots thus far. Love the fact that we can still get a number in the 130's and I'm getting down on this wager right now...POD
This should say. They look to shorten the game (In relation to their long offensive possessions...
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Quote Originally Posted by oddsbuster:
1st play is:
Wyoming@Colorado under 131 for 20 units... Here is some pretty sick numbers. In the 8 games that Wyoming has played against D-1 teams here are the their opponent's average's followed by what Wyoming allowed them to score:
(Northern Colorado) averages 74ppg scored 56 vs Wyoming
(Green Bay) averages 60ppg scored 52 vs Wyoming
(South Dakota) averages 69ppg scored 56 vs Wyoming
(Portland State) averages 75ppg scored 51 vs Wyoming
(Maryland Eastern-Shore) averages 55ppg scored 43 vs Wyoming
(Louisiana Tech) averages 71ppg scored 58 vs Wyoming
(Utah Valley) averages 65ppg scored 41 vs Wyoming
(Bradley) averages 64ppg scored 49 vs Wyoming
So let's try and compute all this info as Wyoming has not allowed one team this season to surpass their offensive seasonal points per game average (Not one). Wyoming has done this with excellent defense as they held all of those opponents under by an average of 15.9ppg below their opponent's seasonal average. That's pretty damn impressive if you ask me as they have done this for 8 games straight. Those 8 games have had a total that played out to an average of just 118pp in those Wyoming games as not one total exceeded the 131 mark. After understanding all of this I then take the time to educate myself on Colorado and notice they are averaging just 53 shot attempts per game (Which play's excellent into Wyoming's defensive angle) and shooting a decent 45% from the field while averaging 70ppg. That's where Wyoming and their slow offense comes into play as they currently average just 49 shots per game as they look to prolong the game because they are holding opponents to 35% on defense. Last season Wyoming was able to play to the under @ 15-11 on the season and this year they have already @ 4-1 as bettors have only had 5 opportunities to take advantage of playing this angle. This Wyoming defense is anchored down low with Leonard Washington a Junior transfer forward from USC & 5th year senior Adam Waddell as they have a combined 19 blocked shots thus far. Love the fact that we can still get a number in the 130's and I'm getting down on this wager right now...POD
This should say. They look to shorten the game (In relation to their long offensive possessions...
I feel im the only one who likes VCU look how big and seasoned their guard play is at home and against some underclassmen undersized guards. Rich leading scorer is a freshman who is 5"8 140, VCU can put at minimum a 6-4 6-3 guard on the frosh on the road.... about 40% of points come from a frosh and a soph both under 6"1. Havent seen them play so can't attest to how can they are.... but shut down guard play kill offense
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I feel im the only one who likes VCU look how big and seasoned their guard play is at home and against some underclassmen undersized guards. Rich leading scorer is a freshman who is 5"8 140, VCU can put at minimum a 6-4 6-3 guard on the frosh on the road.... about 40% of points come from a frosh and a soph both under 6"1. Havent seen them play so can't attest to how can they are.... but shut down guard play kill offense
I feel im the only one who likes VCU look how big and seasoned their guard play is at home and against some underclassmen undersized guards. Rich leading scorer is a freshman who is 5"8 140, VCU can put at minimum a 6-4 6-3 guard on the frosh on the road.... about 40% of points come from a frosh and a soph both under 6"1. Havent seen them play so can't attest to how can they are.... but shut down guard play kill offense
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I feel im the only one who likes VCU look how big and seasoned their guard play is at home and against some underclassmen undersized guards. Rich leading scorer is a freshman who is 5"8 140, VCU can put at minimum a 6-4 6-3 guard on the frosh on the road.... about 40% of points come from a frosh and a soph both under 6"1. Havent seen them play so can't attest to how can they are.... but shut down guard play kill offense
good luck man! 
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