HighlandsBuff
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Belmont got snubbed by the NIT as well, they were in the NIT's "first four out".
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Men's basketball - 2021 March Madness Selection Sunday (Selection show on CB beginning at 4:00 PM MT; #5 seed Buffs open up against Georgetown)
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Belmont got snubbed by the NIT as well, they were in the NIT's "first four out".
The public money is favoring the Hoyas which is expected but the money percentage is pretty even, slightly to the Hoyas. As we get closer we'll see where the smart action goes.
The only metric that matters is the money.
I thought the odds were based on the money bet. If all the smart money was backing the hoyas, they'd be the favorites. That's it.
The odds are based upon the amount of money wagered in addition to the sportsbook’s handicapping. The line’s only moved once with relatively even dollars on the current line. We don’t know what will happen until we see the closing money as we get closer to tip. I’d venture to say that the current line is too sharp and unbettable.
Chip'sBlueBollocks
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Georgetown is hot. But, CU has the better talent and depth. If they play like we know they’re capable of, I could see a ten point plus win.
my money is on the Buffs!
also, my neighbor is a Georgetown grad, so this will be an interesting game to watch with her.
GO BUFFS!
Shoulder to Shoulder!
my money is on the Buffs!
also, my neighbor is a Georgetown grad, so this will be an interesting game to watch with her.
GO BUFFS!
Shoulder to Shoulder!
However it's figured, source-authority "Vegas Insider", shows the opening line at 4, now at 6. I think the talking heads are east coast, ewing people.
A fun article from the hoyas:
www.casualhoya.com
A fun article from the hoyas:
Sleeping with the Enemy: The Buffaloes of Colorado
Your BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPION Fighting Hoyas of Georgetown take on the Colorado Buffaloes in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday and we are bringing back Sleeping with the Enemy...
www.casualhoya.com
The line still being single digits is an indicator of how close these teams are perceived. A single basket line move in the NCAA tournament between a top 25 team and a team with a barely better than .500 record is astounding.However it's figured, source-authority "Vegas Insider", shows the opening line at 4, now at 6. I think the talking heads are east coast, ewing people.
A fun article from the hoyas:
Sleeping with the Enemy: The Buffaloes of Colorado
Your BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPION Fighting Hoyas of Georgetown take on the Colorado Buffaloes in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday and we are bringing back Sleeping with the Enemy...
the question is which part of the linemaking is dominant: what they think of the teams or what they think of the public's view of the teams?
There’s so much liquidity with March Madness, especially in early games where you have millions of people firing. Only sharp money is making these moves in the end, though.
As I’ve said, every NCAAB sharp I know thinks Colorado wins in a close one (i.e. a 2-3 possession game). I conjecture some of the line movement may be to help get some Gtown action to counteract ML parlays.
I like CU by 3 or 4 and think 6 is probably too much. Oops: just checked Bovada, they have CU -6.5. I bet $20 on the Buffs to win by 6 or less.
Good luck!
King_George_XXIV_Rules
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Does anyone subscribe to ESPN+ and have ability to read this article? Curious to see if Kin landed in "Top 50 Players" in the tourney & at what spot..
www.espn.com
Ranking the top 50 players in the men's NCAA tournament
Cade Cunningham, Luka Garza and Gonzaga -- which has three starters in the top 10 -- headline the updated rankings for March Madness.
Thanks. I'd happily say goodbye to $20, if we were to win by 10.
Players upset. This referenced the opening banquet they should have had:
"Perhaps then the players would've been happy.
Instead, it was boxed lunches.
Or fast food.
I actually know one team that had a warm breakfast served cold with no utensils. So they didn't even have forks to eat their chilly eggs. And that's when resentment set in. Soon thereafter, players started publicly complaining about the fact that the NCAA is on the verge of cashing a $900 million check because of an event they'll compete in for no compensation, which led to complaints about the fundamentally unfair name, image and likeness rules that remain in place, which led to a hashtag (#NotNCAAProperty) trending on Twitter that became the biggest topic in the sport 24 hours before the start of the NCAA Tournament."
Does anyone subscribe to ESPN+ and have ability to read this article? Curious to see if Kin landed in "Top 50 Players" in the tourney & at what spot..
Ranking the top 50 players in the men's NCAA tournament
Cade Cunningham, Luka Garza and Gonzaga -- which has three starters in the top 10 -- headline the updated rankings for March Madness.
26th
King_George_XXIV_Rules
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thanks, I was guesstimating around 30-35...
I'm here for my Crow... and I'm HANGRY!!!!!!!!!
