so this considered a home game for UNC?

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thoughts? does it matter?

SiuLungBao · Answer

thoughts? does it matter?

jpot34 · Answer

Doesn&#x27;t matter. Being on the right side does. GL!

jpot34 · Answer

Oh, IMHO - take the points.

JoHYaGo · Answer

It&#x27;s time for UNC to step up and show why is the 2nd seed

vp20 · Answer

They will have alot of support today. I&#x27;m looking for tickets as we speak. Does it matter? Only if u take into account their tournament record is something like 32-1 when playing the 1st wknd of games in NC in the past 40 years. That said, A&amp;M may cover. I took unc -6 but I&#x27;ll probably pay for it....

bookiekilla · Answer

The simple answer is

bookiekilla · Answer

The simple answer is yes. Playing in your home state is a huge advantage. UNC is 34-1 in their home state in the NCAA Tournament and this includes 12-0 in Charlotte.

However, I am not sure how many of these were won ATS and that is the main question. People will play this huge angle today. I will not.

bookiekilla · Answer

It keeps sending my reply too early. &#xA;A&amp;M has the bigs to dominate the boards and their defense is ranked 40 in Effiency vs 112 for UNC.  &#xA;Plus I have A&amp;M winning in my bracket so there is that.  &#xA;Good luck with your choice!

katw · Answer

N.C big for me.A&amp;M can&#x27;t hang been a disappointment all year.

packersbackers · Answer

The crowd cant score and defend...its up to the players...unless its in Chapel Hill, the arena is a unique setting for both teams....maybe a 5% edge but dont believe in the myth of home state crowds making a difference...the better team usually wins SU, whereas covering the spread is completely up to the players, and more often than not - the refs!!!

so this considered a home game for UNC?

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