Denver -6.5: (58-20, 2-1)
Oklahoma City -9 : (32-10, 2-1)
Indiana/Minnesota UNDER 211: (27-7, 3-3)
Los Angeles Lakers/Utah UNDER 202: (31-17, 5-2)
Current Record: 184-177 (+3.80)
NCAAB
Niagara -3: (60-16, 6-4)
North Dakota -9: (96-38, 6-4)
Tennessee-Martin -1: (68-28, 2-4)
Indiana/Michigan UNDER 146: (78-31, 0-1)
Oregon/Utah UNDER 143: (78-31, 0-1)
St Mary's -13: (65-24, 2-1)
UTEP/Western Kentucky OVER 138 (2U): (46-25, 5-1)
Current Record: 109-78 (+27.05)
Blog Record: 73-75 (-10.3)
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Last night I mentioned that you should always wait if you are playing any Under. Tonight 2 of the 3 Under plays had lines that went up. Ind/Minn closed at 213, you should have either pushed or won that game. It was 211 this afternoon, and as I explained last night I have to put down a number for grading purposes. I got 213 for the win, I'll grade as a loss but realistically it was a 4-0 night or 3-0-1 at worst. The last 30 seconds of that game were a complete joke, it really makes you wonder sometimes if these guys know what the number is and try to hit it. Denver closed at -6.5, it bounced around from -6 to -7. Hopefully nobody took -7. A very solid NBA night for the second night in a row. I look for that to continue.
Oregon/Utah closed at 145 from an open of 143. The results were deserved, but I have to say the 2U loss was a little frustrating. A 138 total with 75 points in the 1st half, we only needed 63 for a push. WK after scoring 46 in the 1H only score 19 in the 2H for a combined 52 second half points. So a disappointing 3-4 NCAA with a 2U loser.
I'm a little under the weather so I'll cut this short. I'll have the Friday games up at the usual time, and Saturday should be another busy NCAAB day. Thanks for stopping by.
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