accidentally posted this in the first thread too:::::
Lot on money being played on UCLA, line has gone up 2.5 at some books.
VCU is a team that likes to score some points. They primarily rely on Erik MAynor, who is a guard that can score on the same level as Tyrese Rice or Eric Gordon (last year). He is the player that led VCU to the first round upset of Duke two years ago. VCU also has a shot blocker named Sanders. I think he is a non factor in this game, b/c Howland should be able to get him in foul trouble.
I have UCLA pick in my bracket, but the line scares me...for only one reason. Maynor is one of these kids that can hit four threes in the last minute after they foul. (see Northern Iowa against Purdue today). I just think there is too great a chance that UCLA is up by 12 with 2 mins left and VCU is able to foul and trade threes to make it a moose and a UCLA 6-7 point win.
Just my two cents.
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accidentally posted this in the first thread too:::::
Lot on money being played on UCLA, line has gone up 2.5 at some books.
VCU is a team that likes to score some points. They primarily rely on Erik MAynor, who is a guard that can score on the same level as Tyrese Rice or Eric Gordon (last year). He is the player that led VCU to the first round upset of Duke two years ago. VCU also has a shot blocker named Sanders. I think he is a non factor in this game, b/c Howland should be able to get him in foul trouble.
I have UCLA pick in my bracket, but the line scares me...for only one reason. Maynor is one of these kids that can hit four threes in the last minute after they foul. (see Northern Iowa against Purdue today). I just think there is too great a chance that UCLA is up by 12 with 2 mins left and VCU is able to foul and trade threes to make it a moose and a UCLA 6-7 point win.
accidentally posted this in the first thread too:::::
Lot on money being played on UCLA, line has gone up 2.5 at some books.
VCU is a team that likes to score some points. They primarily rely on Erik MAynor, who is a guard that can score on the same level as Tyrese Rice or Eric Gordon (last year). He is the player that led VCU to the first round upset of Duke two years ago. VCU also has a shot blocker named Sanders. I think he is a non factor in this game, b/c Howland should be able to get him in foul trouble.
I have UCLA pick in my bracket, but the line scares me...for only one reason. Maynor is one of these kids that can hit four threes in the last minute after they foul. (see Northern Iowa against Purdue today). I just think there is too great a chance that UCLA is up by 12 with 2 mins left and VCU is able to foul and trade threes to make it a moose and a UCLA 6-7 point win.
Just my two cents.
Good stuff. I've seen maynor highlights but have never seen him in a full game. I was leaning over for FG, but I'll probably layoff for 2H and put in a UCLA 1H side play. That teams def can be crazy at times and just lock teams down. They can jump on opp's throats in a hurry.
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Quote Originally Posted by flashspom:
accidentally posted this in the first thread too:::::
Lot on money being played on UCLA, line has gone up 2.5 at some books.
VCU is a team that likes to score some points. They primarily rely on Erik MAynor, who is a guard that can score on the same level as Tyrese Rice or Eric Gordon (last year). He is the player that led VCU to the first round upset of Duke two years ago. VCU also has a shot blocker named Sanders. I think he is a non factor in this game, b/c Howland should be able to get him in foul trouble.
I have UCLA pick in my bracket, but the line scares me...for only one reason. Maynor is one of these kids that can hit four threes in the last minute after they foul. (see Northern Iowa against Purdue today). I just think there is too great a chance that UCLA is up by 12 with 2 mins left and VCU is able to foul and trade threes to make it a moose and a UCLA 6-7 point win.
Just my two cents.
Good stuff. I've seen maynor highlights but have never seen him in a full game. I was leaning over for FG, but I'll probably layoff for 2H and put in a UCLA 1H side play. That teams def can be crazy at times and just lock teams down. They can jump on opp's throats in a hurry.
I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU GOT YOUR INFO FROM , BUT I HAVE VCU WITH 63% OF THE 25,500 BETS RECORDED AND UCLA WITH 37 %. MONEY LINE IS THE SAME 67% VCU AND 37% UCLA ....
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I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU GOT YOUR INFO FROM , BUT I HAVE VCU WITH 63% OF THE 25,500 BETS RECORDED AND UCLA WITH 37 %. MONEY LINE IS THE SAME 67% VCU AND 37% UCLA ....
accidentally posted this in the first thread too:::::
Lot on money being played on UCLA, line has gone up 2.5 at some books.
VCU is a team that likes to score some points. They primarily rely on Erik MAynor, who is a guard that can score on the same level as Tyrese Rice or Eric Gordon (last year). He is the player that led VCU to the first round upset of Duke two years ago. VCU also has a shot blocker named Sanders. I think he is a non factor in this game, b/c Howland should be able to get him in foul trouble.
I have UCLA pick in my bracket, but the line scares me...for only one reason. Maynor is one of these kids that can hit four threes in the last minute after they foul. (see Northern Iowa against Purdue today). I just think there is too great a chance that UCLA is up by 12 with 2 mins left and VCU is able to foul and trade threes to make it a moose and a UCLA 6-7 point win.
Just my two cents.
Great post for your two cents!! definetly was looking for some infor for that!
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Quote Originally Posted by flashspom:
accidentally posted this in the first thread too:::::
Lot on money being played on UCLA, line has gone up 2.5 at some books.
VCU is a team that likes to score some points. They primarily rely on Erik MAynor, who is a guard that can score on the same level as Tyrese Rice or Eric Gordon (last year). He is the player that led VCU to the first round upset of Duke two years ago. VCU also has a shot blocker named Sanders. I think he is a non factor in this game, b/c Howland should be able to get him in foul trouble.
I have UCLA pick in my bracket, but the line scares me...for only one reason. Maynor is one of these kids that can hit four threes in the last minute after they foul. (see Northern Iowa against Purdue today). I just think there is too great a chance that UCLA is up by 12 with 2 mins left and VCU is able to foul and trade threes to make it a moose and a UCLA 6-7 point win.
Just my two cents.
Great post for your two cents!! definetly was looking for some infor for that!
My concern for the over is that Collison could very well come out and shut Maynor down. If that happens, UCLA covers and the game goes under. If Maynor goes off for 27...VCU covers by a moose and the games goes over...
VCU also travels pretty well, and Philly has a Pro-Underdog crowd today, the UCONN game showed us that.
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I think that is the play Joe...
My concern for the over is that Collison could very well come out and shut Maynor down. If that happens, UCLA covers and the game goes under. If Maynor goes off for 27...VCU covers by a moose and the games goes over...
VCU also travels pretty well, and Philly has a Pro-Underdog crowd today, the UCONN game showed us that.
I didn't look at % b/c I haven't ever been able to find a site that I trust to give me a TRUE report of what has actually been bet.
Maybe I am paranoid, but I can never tell if it is $ amounts or amounts of individuals bets etc.
The best indicator of whether or not more money has been bet on a team is what the line does. (I don't believe in the "reverse line" conspiracy theories). Ii'm sure you know this already.
I may not be sophisticated in how I track it, but when my books have the line open at 5.5/6.5 and now it is at 8.5-9(local), I figure the line has been bet up on UCLA.
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Talented Al...
I didn't look at % b/c I haven't ever been able to find a site that I trust to give me a TRUE report of what has actually been bet.
Maybe I am paranoid, but I can never tell if it is $ amounts or amounts of individuals bets etc.
The best indicator of whether or not more money has been bet on a team is what the line does. (I don't believe in the "reverse line" conspiracy theories). Ii'm sure you know this already.
I may not be sophisticated in how I track it, but when my books have the line open at 5.5/6.5 and now it is at 8.5-9(local), I figure the line has been bet up on UCLA.
My concern for the over is that Collison could very well come out and shut Maynor down. If that happens, UCLA covers and the game goes under. If Maynor goes off for 27...VCU covers by a moose and the games goes over...
VCU also travels pretty well, and Philly has a Pro-Underdog crowd today, the UCONN game showed us that.
And last 3 opening tourney games have gone under for UCLA.
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Quote Originally Posted by flashspom:
I think that is the play Joe...
My concern for the over is that Collison could very well come out and shut Maynor down. If that happens, UCLA covers and the game goes under. If Maynor goes off for 27...VCU covers by a moose and the games goes over...
VCU also travels pretty well, and Philly has a Pro-Underdog crowd today, the UCONN game showed us that.
And last 3 opening tourney games have gone under for UCLA.
And last 3 opening tourney games have gone under for UCLA.
Plus, those last three games have not involved UCLA travelling across the country (if memory serves). I think the trip to Philly could really make for a slow start for the Bruins
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Quote Originally Posted by joe_shmoe:
And last 3 opening tourney games have gone under for UCLA.
Plus, those last three games have not involved UCLA travelling across the country (if memory serves). I think the trip to Philly could really make for a slow start for the Bruins
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