Still in shock over the Wolfpack debacle.
Unbelievable. The Lobos had lost to NTX and Penn their last 2 home games. I can't remember the exact # but NM defense was over #300+. I'm now 0-3 at the Pit this season and it is one my favorite honey holes.
The Martin brothers combined to go 4-21 from the floor, 1-9 from 3.
NV was 19-57, 4-22.
NM won every statistical category. Hit 11 trey bombs. The Lobos led box to wire. It was never close.
Guess it's hard to run the table.
My feature game TX-WV went 4-0. I played a late Grand Slam Parlay on that game. If I would have played it earlier when I made the the 1st Half plays today it would have hit. Lost by another nasty hook.
Stupid on my part, didn't think it would matter, it did. TX didn't play very well, WV was just worse. Can't really complain since the Horns slid over the hook for the FG cover.
I fracked up a really big day. I was working with a real good list. Scratched UVA, Oreg St, and Zaga. Let the time get past me on Zona-Utah over. Being up all night may have had something to do with it. Lol I was ready to fire on Zaga, stared at it for about 5 minutes and started thinking don't starting laying big #'s. Last 4 games they have laid 28.5, 28, 40, 27 and covered them all easily. I've cussed myself out after each one.
You also get to thinking you are playing to many games. But I understand TRAIN's philosophy of high volume plays. It spreads the variance out. You can go 16-12 on 28 plays, 57%, and make 2.8*. Some body else can go 6-4, 60%, and make 1.6*. Like you said it's all about the units.
I've noticed a pattern I have fallen into, it was the same in fb, my early plays are the best. Those are the ones I spend a lot of time on.
Neither of us got hurt today and ended in the black so it was a good day.
I'm going to look at tomorrow's slate now.
Ttyl
If you can't close you can't cover.