KANSAS
I like Kansas with all the points - This is such a convoluted matchup that it makes my head spin. Kansas has been upset prone dropping bombs to Nevada, Richmond, and Iowa State.
I am not buying into OkState just yet - they beat TTU by 4 (also lost to them at TTU by 21), beat Texas by 5, and KState by 1.
Kansas on the other hand (minus the upsets) lost a tough one at Stanford (by 6), beat Oregon by 10, KState (twice), TTU by 19, and Missouri by 10.
OkState may tear it up at home but I'll take the chance that Kansas will be up for the game and will be able to bring OkState back to earth from a very overrated 7 game winning streak in my opinion (oklahoma blows, Kstate only by 1?, Colorado, A&M, IAState?) - I will give them credit for the texas win but I dont think thats enough to push me off kansas here.
UCONN
Notre Dame hasnt been up to the task against the dropping to BC, Rutgers, Pitt(twice), with only wins over Miami and Virginia Tech in the last 8 games - granted they played KY, a streaking BC team, and pitt but the fact here is that they havent beaten a good team - let alone a big offensive team like uconn.
PITT
I hesitate to take pitt very often and since I'm not a believer in the sandwich game concept I feel pretty confident with the way they match up with SH on paper. I suppose you could say that since seton hall played providence tough at home they will do the same against pitt - but to me their home record means nothing until they can pass multiple tests of good teams something they have not done at home or away.
Pitts D should be able to handle this mediocre offense without much trouble I assume.
33wins-42 losses on the season
(16 for 36 ATS (1 push))
(5 for 7 buying points (-170))
(7 for 16 on the 4 team 10 pt teasers [payout -120])
(3 for 7 - multiple team ML parlays [winners of -150, +150, and +122])
(2 for 7 on the ML: wins of -260 and -235)
I like Kansas with all the points - This is such a convoluted matchup that it makes my head spin. Kansas has been upset prone dropping bombs to Nevada, Richmond, and Iowa State.
I am not buying into OkState just yet - they beat TTU by 4 (also lost to them at TTU by 21), beat Texas by 5, and KState by 1.
Kansas on the other hand (minus the upsets) lost a tough one at Stanford (by 6), beat Oregon by 10, KState (twice), TTU by 19, and Missouri by 10.
OkState may tear it up at home but I'll take the chance that Kansas will be up for the game and will be able to bring OkState back to earth from a very overrated 7 game winning streak in my opinion (oklahoma blows, Kstate only by 1?, Colorado, A&M, IAState?) - I will give them credit for the texas win but I dont think thats enough to push me off kansas here.
UCONN
Notre Dame hasnt been up to the task against the dropping to BC, Rutgers, Pitt(twice), with only wins over Miami and Virginia Tech in the last 8 games - granted they played KY, a streaking BC team, and pitt but the fact here is that they havent beaten a good team - let alone a big offensive team like uconn.
PITT
I hesitate to take pitt very often and since I'm not a believer in the sandwich game concept I feel pretty confident with the way they match up with SH on paper. I suppose you could say that since seton hall played providence tough at home they will do the same against pitt - but to me their home record means nothing until they can pass multiple tests of good teams something they have not done at home or away.
Pitts D should be able to handle this mediocre offense without much trouble I assume.
33wins-42 losses on the season
(16 for 36 ATS (1 push))
(5 for 7 buying points (-170))
(7 for 16 on the 4 team 10 pt teasers [payout -120])
(3 for 7 - multiple team ML parlays [winners of -150, +150, and +122])
(2 for 7 on the ML: wins of -260 and -235)
