GiLz #NCAAB ((12.31.12)) • Michigan State +6 = [2U] • Cincinnati +7 (-120) = [2U] • Nevada +12.5 • Iowa +7 • Iowa/Indiana OVER 150 • St. Bonnies -5
’12-’13 *YTD* = 122-88 (58%) @ +49.20 unit$
> 29-7 [2U] plays
MICHIGAN STATE +6 = I’m a sucker for getting Tom Izzo & Co. as a road +DOG throughout the years - they’ve covered there last 4 ATS @ Minnesota during Big 10 action, they’ve covered 11 of L13 -vs- Golden Gophers overall. Michigan State has been hitting half of their shots L5 games played -vs- Minnesota a little above the 40% mark. Most trends point in Minnesota’s direction for this matchup - and while they have the betters ATS record this year (7-4 MINN/3-7 MICH STATE) Coach Tubby Smith is 3-15 all-time -vs- Michigan State. I do believe that the Spartans defense will set the tone & pace in this game…
CINCINNATI +7 = Nothing more but Bearcats Basketball being in *BOUNCE BACK* mode after losing to New Mexico a few days back. I look for this game to be an aggressive, scrappy all around game. This is easily PITT’s 2nd biggest test of the year - besides there loss to Michigan earlier in the year. Cincy’s last matchup, the loss to New Mexico, they had season lows in PPG and FG % - therefore, I think the bounce back sets in -vs- a conference foe. I will admit that this is an oddball line which first caught my attention and flagged to back off… but the deeper I dug, the more I liked Cincy with the bounce back. I bought the .5 and although I was comfortable with a 6/6.5 play, I didn’t mine purchasing the hook which has paid off for me this year. Cincy hits the road for the first time in the past 3 games, but what’s encouraging is that they are 5-0 ATS the last 5 times this situation has came up - hitting the road after a home triple pack of games - and they are 6-1 ATS last 7 overall on the road.
GiLz #NCAAB ((12.31.12)) • Michigan State +6 = [2U] • Cincinnati +7 (-120) = [2U] • Nevada +12.5 • Iowa +7 • Iowa/Indiana OVER 150 • St. Bonnies -5
’12-’13 *YTD* = 122-88 (58%) @ +49.20 unit$
> 29-7 [2U] plays
MICHIGAN STATE +6 = I’m a sucker for getting Tom Izzo & Co. as a road +DOG throughout the years - they’ve covered there last 4 ATS @ Minnesota during Big 10 action, they’ve covered 11 of L13 -vs- Golden Gophers overall. Michigan State has been hitting half of their shots L5 games played -vs- Minnesota a little above the 40% mark. Most trends point in Minnesota’s direction for this matchup - and while they have the betters ATS record this year (7-4 MINN/3-7 MICH STATE) Coach Tubby Smith is 3-15 all-time -vs- Michigan State. I do believe that the Spartans defense will set the tone & pace in this game…
CINCINNATI +7 = Nothing more but Bearcats Basketball being in *BOUNCE BACK* mode after losing to New Mexico a few days back. I look for this game to be an aggressive, scrappy all around game. This is easily PITT’s 2nd biggest test of the year - besides there loss to Michigan earlier in the year. Cincy’s last matchup, the loss to New Mexico, they had season lows in PPG and FG % - therefore, I think the bounce back sets in -vs- a conference foe. I will admit that this is an oddball line which first caught my attention and flagged to back off… but the deeper I dug, the more I liked Cincy with the bounce back. I bought the .5 and although I was comfortable with a 6/6.5 play, I didn’t mine purchasing the hook which has paid off for me this year. Cincy hits the road for the first time in the past 3 games, but what’s encouraging is that they are 5-0 ATS the last 5 times this situation has came up - hitting the road after a home triple pack of games - and they are 6-1 ATS last 7 overall on the road.
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