this TCU/Ohio st game line opened at 4.5 on the 15th at 6:09 pm at 6:11 it was 3.5 at 6:21 it was 2.5 so TCU took a lot of money to move 2 pts in 20 mins .... i see SMU is now 8.5 at many books Highpoint took a lot of action also as that line dropped from 12.5 to 10.5 that is a dangerous game, i am sure many will be on HP but i hope it keeps dropping, st johns shot up to 11.5 from 8.5 again all of that in the 1st hour and a half it went from 8.5 to 11.5 now to be honest not all of that is money, what book odds guys do is, if they see money coming in like that and it moves so fast they will just bump it up more to try and settle the betting, its a smart thing to do if you see it go from 8.5 to 9.5 to 10 in 20 mins just raise it to 11.5 and see what happens, then the action slows and you may even get some +11.5 action coming in and now you know you have your set line of about 11 ...Kansas is another that went from 11.5 to14.5 in the matter of a hour , have to remember they set these lines in the matter of minutes after the games were announced they are not all going to be perfect, or at least in the bettors eyes, what i pay attention to is how many games end up ending right at the opening line or within a point and the total in the kansas game went up 2 points from 133.5 to 135.5 ..the total in the st johns game has also went up 2 points from 130.5 to 132.5 ...Illinois has went up 4 points already from -20.5 to 24.5 in about 3 hours total has stayed the same or went down a pt ....
im also interested in the other tourneys going on, youll have some good games there also, and with players being paid now i think you will have better games, these teas that did not make the dance should still want to play, and try to win thats the key thing, before we had players sitting out, not wanting to play but i think now they pretty much should have to play
tuesday sf austin vs tulsa wyoming vs wichita st davidson vs okla st UNCW vs Yale UNLV vs UC Irvine Liberty vs G.Mason st thomas vs seattle s.alabama vs auburn
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