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NCAA West Regional betting news and notes: Wisconsin wipes out fastbreak
By COLIN KELLY

The West Regional presented few surprises as the two top teams from that side of the bracket battle for a ticket to Texas Saturday. Check out our betting news and notes for the West Regional final.

No. 2 Wisconsin Badgers vs. No. 1 Arizona Wildcats (-3, 130)

If Arizona hopes to live up to its seed and advance out of Anaheim, Calif., to the Final Four, it had better hope its half-court game is in good order. Wisconsin (29-7 SU, 20-16 ATS) didn’t allow a single fastbreak point in its 69-52 rout Baylor. In fact, Wisconsin has gone a game-and-a-half without giving up a fastbreak point, shutting down Oregon in the final 20 minutes of a Round of 32 victory.

Jeff Potrykus of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel notes that Wisconsin has been a dominating force in the paint during the NCAA tournament, with much of the credit going to gangly 7-foot-center Frank Kaminsky. The Badgers have outscored their three NCAA foes in the lane by a combined 92-54, helping them win and cover in all three games. In Thursday’s bouncing of Baylor, Kaminsky had 19 points on 8-of-11 shooting and was key in hassling the Bears near the basket, with six blocked shots.

Arizona coach Sean Miller continues to prove he’s worth backing anytime he’s leading the better-seeded team – at least straight up, if not against the spread. In 10 years as a head coach (Xavier, Arizona), Miller has never lost SU to a worse-seeded team in the NCAA tournament. He’s 3-0 this year (1-2 ATS), his seventh trip to the Big Dance, after Thursday’s 70-64 victory over No. 4 seed San Diego State as a 7.5-point favorite.

Arizona (33-4 SU, 21-15 ATS) has made a living off stingy defense all season and did likewise in rallying for the win over San Diego State. The Wildcats held the Aztecs to just 38.9 percent shooting – right around Arizona’s season average of 38.0 percent, fourth-best in the nation. The Wildcats, meanwhile, shot 47.9 percent, bolstered by a torrid 61.9-percent effort in the second half.

 

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NCAA South Regional betting news and notes: 3-point line a no-fly zone vs. Dayton

Just two teams remain in the South Region, and only one will advance to the Final Four. Here's a quick look at Saturday's matchup between the Florida Gators and the Dayton Flyers:

No. 11 Dayton Flyers vs. No. 1 Florida Gators (-10.5, 132.5)

Much has been made about the Gators' stifling defense, but the Flyers have been solid in their own right, particularly when defending the 3-point line. Ohio State, Syracuse and Stanford combined to shoot just 8 for 43 from beyond the arc versus Dayton, which makes a point to close out quickly on opposing long-range shooters. That commitment to perimeter defense should concern Florida, which has shot just 16 for 53 from outside so far in the tournament.

The key to victory for the Gators, besides remaining diligent on defense, could be how they deal with Dayton's depth. The reserves for Albany, Pittsburgh and UCLA combined to shoot just 12 for 33 against Florida, but those three opponents didn't rely on their bench nearly as much as the Flyers do. Dayton's reserves are averaging 21.7 points per game and have been responsible for 33 percent of the Flyers' total points scored in the tournament.

 

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NCAA West Regional final betting preview: Wisconsin vs. Arizona

Wisconsin Badgers vs. Arizona Wildcats (-3, 130)

Either Arizona or Wisconsin is going to end a lengthy Final Four drought when the two programs square off in Saturday’s West regional final at Anaheim, Calif. The top-seeded Wildcats haven’t reached the national semifinals since 2001 when famed coach Lute Olson was still at the top of the profession. Second-seeded Wisconsin’s last appearance was one year earlier when Dick Bennett surprisingly guided the eighth-seeded Badgers into the Final Four.

Wildcats coach Sean Miller has received attention this month as perhaps the best active coach to not reach the Final Four but Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan also should be part of that discussion. The Badgers have only reached this stage once previously in his 13-season tenure – 2005 before losing to North Carolina – and his players have become well aware he hasn’t reached the Final Four. “Yeah, that would be a very special thing to do,” said guard Ben Brust after Thursday’s convincing victory over Baylor, “but we also know that he’s not going to let us look too far ahead.”

TV: 8:49 p.m. ET, TBS

LINE HISTORY: The Wildcats opened as 3-point favorites and the total opened 130.

INJURY REPORT: Arizona, F Brandon Ashley (out for season)

WHAT THE SHARPS SAY: "Wisconsin has the better offense, while Arizona has the better defense. Arizona is a bit more battle tested after a tough game against San Diego State, while Wisconsin was never tested by Baylor. These are two excellent teams and the winner of this game might end up being the national champion." Covers Experts' Steve Merril.

WHAT THE BOOKS SAY: "We opened Arizona -3 and we’ve seen mostly Wisconsin money at that number. After seeing what Wisconsin did to Baylor, we figured the public was going to back the Badgers in this game. So with the early action immediately backing Wisconsin, we went to +3 -115 on them late last night. Early this morning with more money backing Wisconsin, we moved off 3 and went to Arizona -2.5 flat, and that’s the line we’re currently dealing. Bottom line, this Wisconsin team by virtue of last night's dominating performance, is the hot, public team." Michael Stewart, CarbonSports.ag

WHY BET WISCONSIN (29-7 SU, 20-16 ATS, 19-16 O/U): The Badgers are much prolific offensively than they typically are and have good balance, led by center Frank Kaminsky (13.7 average), guard Ben Brust (13 per game) and forward Sam Dekker (12.5). But the trademark defensive tenacity Ryan preaches has certainly been on display in the tournament as the Badgers are allowing just 54.7 points per game and totally shut down a red-hot Baylor squad (31.6 percent from the field) in Thursday’s 69-52 victory. Wisconsin’s win total is third-best in school history – two shy of the school mark set by the 2007-08 squad.

WHY BET ARIZONA (33-4 SU, 21-15 ATS, 13-20 O/U): Pac-12 Player of the Year Nick Johnson was scoreless on 0-of-10 shooting over the first 37 minutes of Thursday’s victory against San Diego State before scoring 15 points in the final 2:46 to help the Wildcats secure a 70-64 victory. “I’ve had a few games like this this year,” a relieved Johnson said afterward. “It’s unfortunately been our losses, so I just try to stay with it.” The Wildcats will need a more consistent effort from Johnson (16.3) against the Badgers and will also continue to rely on the inside duo of Aaron Gordon (12.5 points) and rising Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (9.1).

TRENDS:

* Badgers are 7-1 ATS in their last eight neutral site games.
* Wildcats are 7-2 ATS in their last nine NCAA Tournament games.
* Under is 8-3 in Badgers last 11 non-conference games.

CONSENSUS: 57 percent of wagers are on Wisconsin.

 

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NCAA South Regional final betting preview: Dayton vs. Florida

Dayton Flyers vs. Florida Gators (-10,5 132.5)

Florida is part of the Elite Eight for the fourth straight season and looks for its 30th consecutive victory when it clashes with upstart Dayton in Saturday’s South regional title game at Memphis, Tenn. The top-seeded Gators haven’t advanced to the Final Four since winning their second consecutive national crown in 2007 and the senior-laden club is aware that another Elite Eight loss would be deflating. The 11th-seeded Flyers are in the Elite Eight for just the third time in school history.

Dayton continued its surprising run through the tournament with a Sweet 16 victory over Stanford and it would rank as a huge upset if the Flyers prevail against the Gators. Of course, all the pressure is on a Florida team that hasn’t lost since Dec. 2 and is forecasted to win the national title by numerous prognosticators. “Personally, I don’t feel like there’s anything to enjoy right now,” sophomore guard Michael Frazier II said after Thursday’s victory over UCLA. “We’re trying to keep advancing and you can’t take a breath because every team now is a good team.”

TV: 6:09 p.m. ET, TBS

LINE HISTORY: Books opened the Gators as 10-point faves, but that has since been bet up to -10.5. The total opened 133.5 and has come down to 132.5.

INJURY REPORT: Florida - Dillon Graham, G (out for season)

WHAT THE SHARPS SAY: "Florida has a big defensive edge and the better offense, but of course this is why they are a double-digit favorite. I can not see them losing straight-up, however covering the large pointspread is a different story because the Gators do not often win by a large margin since they play a slow, half-court style." Covers Experts' Steve Merril.

WHAT THE BOOKS SAY: "True David vs Goliath matchup for Dayton vs Florida. No wiseguy action on this game so far, but 63% of cash & 65% of bets are taking the double digit dog. Sharp action came on Wisconsin +3 on Friday morning, so moved Arizona to -2.5; I think a lot more people were impressed with what they saw from the Badgers than Wildcats on Thursday." Michael Stewart, CarbonSports.ag

WHY BET DAYTON (26-10 SU, 20-12 ATS, 17-14 O/U): The Flyers don’t have the major pedigree or any big names – guard Jordan Sibert averages a modest 12.5 points to lead the team – but knocked out Ohio State and Syracuse prior to eliminating Stanford. The players have thrived on the lack of respect they feel from outsiders and have used it as fuel during the impressive tournament run. “Absolutely, that’s definitely something that we’ve been talking about all year,” Sibert said after Thursday’s win. “People have been doubting us and not giving us a lot of credit.”

WHY BET FLORIDA (35-2 SU, 18-14-1 ATS, 11-21-1 O/U): Frazier scored 19 points and made five 3-pointers in the victory over UCLA after struggling in the Gators’ first two NCAA tournament games. When Frazier (12.7 points, 111 3-pointers) is on his game, the inside opens up for forward Casey Prather (team-best 14 per game) and center Patric Young (10.8) as well as providing point guard Scottie Wilbekin (13.1) with increased room to operate and drive to the hoop. Frazier has made five or more 3-pointers nine times this season, topped by a school-record 11 against South Carolina on March 4.

TRENDS:

* Flyers are 7-0 ATS in their last seven vs. Southeastern.
* Under is 31-14-1 in Gators last 46 overall.
* Under is 4-1 in Flyers last five Saturday games.

CONSENSUS: 65 percent of wagers are on Dayton.

 

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The Game Inside The Game: Can the Gators be chased?
By DAVID MALINSKY

And now on to the Elite Eight, as we search for some of the key matchup issues on the court that will most translate to the final score, searching for the “Game Inside The Game”.

Dayton vs. Florida: Can the Gators be chased?

When lines reach double figures, handicapping approaches must change. It is not about which team has the advantages to win, since there is already a major market consensus on that (in this game, Florida is as high as -750 on the Money Line). Instead, it becomes which team can best maximize the opportunities that will exist in the most likely game flow. The most likely, of course, being Florida having some degree of command. And that may be problematic for Dayton.

The savvy of the veteran Florida cast has been on display throughout the season, but where the poise and chemistry have been most evident in this tournament has been at crunch time. Not only are they well-versed in the various settings that an end-game can bring, but as a game progresses their experience also enables them to uncover weaknesses in an opponent.

Over the past two rounds, Florida has taken possession of the ball 29 times in the final 10:00 of play. On 22 of those trips the Gators put points on the board before the other side touched the ball again. That is a remarkable efficiency vs. the level of opposition they were up against. Yet it should not come as a surprise – they are rarely going to turn the ball over, and have the patience and confidence to work the shot clock until they find the look they want. As an opposing defense gets desperate when playing from behind, mistakes happen. Scottie Wilbekin & Co. are adept at recognizing and exploiting them.

One of the prime characteristics to look for when backing a big underdog is a team that has depth, and will continue to play hard regardless of the score. It brings the prospect of a Back Door Cover into play. Dayton has those qualities. But is it enough? Is this a favorite that may be too difficult to chase?

Wisconsin vs. Arizona: Is there enough “Swing Time”?

Extolling the virtues of the Arizona defense need not be long-winded – the Wildcats
are loaded with size and athleticism, and also the will to get down in a stance and guard to the end of the shot clock. They are #1 in the nation in both defensive efficiency and effective FG percentage allowed, and of 351 teams they are #347 in the amount of time it takes the opposition to get off a shot. If anything the defense might even be under-valued, because of how many easy points they generate for an otherwise mediocre offense.

But now comes a unique challenge – Bo Ryan and his “swing” offense. Ryan has compiled a 291-113 record playing in a tough conference despite having few big-time talents around. Current Badgers in the NBA: Devin Harris, Jon Leuer, Greg Stiemsma. Seriously, that is it. But this time around he has six players in the rotation that can score, and except for Nigel Hayes, they are all accurate beyond the three-point arc.

So now to the heart of the matter. Since his first season in Madison, Ryan is 17-6 ATS as a non-Big 10 underdog, with 10 outright wins and an O.T. loss. Using that non-conference measure is important, because it means charting teams that have little experience vs. his playbook. Sean Miller now gets only one day of practice to sort through those schemes, and he has decisions to make.

A matchup issue that has made this season’s Wisconsin offense so effective is the ability of Frank Kaminsky and Sam Dekker to step out and convert from long range. That means Wildcat interior defensive ace Kaleb Tarczewski being taken away from the basket to guard the perimeter, something that he rarely does. Can the Arizona defense continue to play well if it is “inverted”, with Tarczewski and Aaron Gordon having to get out to shooters? Might Miller throw in some zone wrinkles? Is there enough time?

 

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Saturday's Elite 8 prop bets: Florida to start hot
By JUSTIN HARTLING

It's not a huge surprise, but odds favor the Florida Gators to get out to a quick start against Cinderella Dayton. The Gators are favored to crack the double-digit mark first (-180), then heavily favored to break past 20-points first (-270).

Here are all your prop odds for Saturday's Elite 8 match-ups (Odds courtesy of LVH Sportsbook):

DAYTON VS FLORIDA


TOTAL 3 POINT FIELD GOALS MADE BY: BOTH TEAMS
OVER 12.0 -110
UNDER 12.0 -110

LARGEST LEAD OF THE GAME BY: EITHER TEAM
OVER 17.0 -110
UNDER 17.0 -110

TEAM TO SCORE 10 OR MORE POINTS FIRST
DAYTON +160
FLORIDA -180

TEAM TO SCORE 20 OR MORE POINTS FIRST
DAYTON +230
FLORIDA -270

TOTAL POINTS BY: JORDAN SIBERT (DAYTON)
OVER 11.5 -110
UNDER 11.5 -110

TOTAL POINTS BY: DEVIN OLIVER (DAYTON)
OVER 10.5 -110
UNDER 10.5 -110

TOTAL POINTS BY: SCOTTIE WILBEKIN (FLORIDA)
OVER 13.5 -110
UNDER 13.5 -110

TOTAL POINTS BY: MICHAEL FRAZIER II (FLORIDA)
OVER 11.5 -110
UNDER 11.5 -110

WISCONSIN VS ARIZONA


TOTAL 3 POINT FIELD GOALS MADE BY: BOTH TEAMS
OVER 11.5 -110
UNDER 11.5 -110

LARGEST LEAD OF THE GAME BY: EITHER TEAM
OVER 12.5 -110
UNDER 12.5 -110

TEAM TO SCORE 10 OR MORE POINTS FIRST
WISCONSIN EVEN
ARIZONA -120

TEAM TO SCORE 20 OR MORE POINTS FIRST
WISCONSIN +105
ARIZONA -125

TOTAL POINTS BY: BEN BRUST (WISCONSIN)
OVER 12.5 -110
UNDER 12.5 -110

TOTAL POINTS BY: TRAEVON JACKSON (WISCONSIN)
OVER 9.5 -110
UNDER 9.5 -110

TOTAL POINTS BY: NICK JOHNSON (ARIZONA)
OVER 16.5 -110
UNDER 16.5 -110

TOTAL POINTS BY: AARON GORDON (ARIZONA)
OVER 13.5 -110
UNDER 13.5 -110

 

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STATSYSTEMS SPORTS STAT/SHEETS, 3/29/14
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Betting Notes - Saturday
•Florida is in fourth straight Elite 8 but lost in this spot three years in a row, by 3-4-20 points. Donovan's last Final Four was '07. Since '09, #1 seeds are 5-7 SU in this round. Double digit favorites are 5-4 in regional finals, but in this century they're 0-3, with '99 UNC last double digit favorite to cover. Dayton won 13 of its last 15 games overall; they won in OT at Ole Miss, their only SEC game. Gators are 24-4 in last 28 NCAA tournament games- they've won 29 games in row, with last loss Dec 2 at Connecticut- they beat Richmond by 9, their only A-13 opponent.

•While Ryan/Miller have never coached in Final Four, Ryan has won four national titles in D-III. Ryan's only D-I regional final was 88-82 loss to UNC in '05. Wisconsin is 16-0 out of conference this season; Badgers are 12-2 in last 14 games overall. Arizona is 10-2 in last 12 games; they lost last three regional finals, with last win in '01. Wildcats allowed average of 61.3 ppg in first three NCAA games; they won by hoop at Michigan in December, its only Big Ten opponent. In regional finals involving 1-2 seeds, #2 seeds are 6-4 SU since '06, 4-4 when an underdog.

Hoop Trends - Saturday
•DAYTON is 14-3 ATS (+10.7 Units) versus good teams - outscoring their opponents by 4+ points/game this season.
The average score was DAYTON 74.6, OPPONENT 69.9.

•WISCONSIN is 12-3 UNDER (+8.7 Units) in road games versus good defensive teams - allowing <=64 points/game over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was WISCONSIN 59.8, OPPONENT 54.6.

•WISCONSIN is 13-3 (+9.7 Units) against the 1rst half line in road games versus good ball handling teams - committing <=14 turnovers/game this season.
The average score was WISCONSIN 33.1, OPPONENT 27.7.

•WISCONSIN is 7-0 UNDER (+7.0 Units) the 1rst half total after successfully covering the spread in 2 or more consecutive games this season.
The average score was WISCONSIN 29.7, OPPONENT 23.4.

•SEAN MILLER is 25-8 UNDER (+16.2 Units) the 1rst half total when playing only their 3rd game in a week as the coach of ARIZONA.
The average score was MILLER 31.8, OPPONENT 30.6.

Situation Analysis of The Day
•Play On - Neutral court teams as a favorite or pick (FLORIDA) - an average offensive team (67-74 PPG) against an average defensive team (67-74 PPG), after 3 straight wins by 10 points or more.
(50-15 since 1997.) (76.9%, +33.5 units. Rating = 4*)

The straight up record of the team this system pertains to is : (60-6)
The average line posted in these games was: Team favored by 7.3
The average score in these games was: Team 74, Opponent 61.5 (Average point differential = +12.6)
The number of games in which this system covered the spread by 7 or more points was 28 (43.1% of all games.)

The situation's record this season is: (2-0).
Over the last 3 seasons the situation's record is: (13-2).
Over the last 5 seasons the situation's record is: (23-4).
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StatFox Super Situations
DETROIT at PHILADELPHIA
Play Against - Home underdogs of 3.5 to 9.5 points (PHILADELPHIA) after 6 or more consecutive losses, second half of the season 41-15 over the last 5 seasons. ( 73.2% | 24.5 units ) 4-3 this year. ( 57.1% | 0.7 units )


DETROIT at PHILADELPHIA
Play On - Home teams vs. the money line (PHILADELPHIA) after going under the total by 48 or more points total in their last seven games, in March games 84-37 over the last 5 seasons. ( 69.4% | 38.5 units ) 8-2 this year. ( 80.0% | 5.3 units )


LA CLIPPERS at HOUSTON
Play Over - All teams where the first half total is greater than 100 in a game involving two average three point shooting teams (33%-36.5%), after 2 straight games making 9 or more 3 point shots 145-82 since 1997. ( 63.9% | 54.8 units ) 20-10 this year. ( 66.7% | 9.0 units )

 

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NBA

Hot teams
-- Clippers won 14 of their last 16 games. Houston won its last five games, covering four of the five games.
-- Mavericks won seven of their last eleven games.
-- San Antonio won last 16 games, covered nine of last ten. Pelicans won last five games (4-0-1 vs spread).

Cold Teams
-- 76ers lost their last 26 games (6-4 vs spread last ten). Pistons lost seven of their last eight games.
-- Hawks lost their last five games (0-5 vs spread). Washington lost four of its last six games.
-- Sacramento lost five of its last seven games.
-- Milwaukee lost eight of last nine games, but covered four of last five. Heat lost three of their last four road games.

Series records
-- 76ers lost six of last seven games with Detroit.
-- Clippers won eight of last nine games with Houston.
-- Wizards won three of last four games with Atlanta.
-- Dallas won 16 of its last 18 games with Sacramento.
-- Heat won last seven games with Milwaukee (6-1 vs spread).
-- Spurs won ten of last eleven games with New Orleans.

Totals
-- Four of last five Detroit games stayed under total.
-- Under is 8-1-1 in last ten Clipper games.
-- Seven of last nine Atlanta games stayed under.
-- 12 of last 14 Sacramento games went over total.
-- Four of last five Miami games stayed under total.
-- Seven of last eight New Orleans games went over.

 

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NHL

Hot teams
-- Bruins won 13 of their last 14 games. Washington won four of last six games; their last three all went to shootouts.
-- Colorado won last two games, one in OT, one in SO.
-- Lightning won six of their last eight games.
-- Montreal won seven of its last eight games.
-- Blues won six of their last eight games. Dallas Stars won three of their last four.
-- Coyotes won five of their last seven games.
-- Vancouver won three of its last four games.
-- Kings won their last five games, allowing nine goals.

Cold teams
-- Sharks lost three of their last four games.
-- Buffalo lost ten of its last eleven games.
-- Maple Leafs lost last seven games, scoring total of 17 goals. Detroit lost its last three games, allowing 13 goals.
-- Panthers lost four of their last five games.
-- New Jersey lost five of its last seven games. Islanders are 4-5 in their last nine.
-- Columbus lost three of its last four games. Carolina lost four of last seven.
-- Minnesota lost six of its last eight games.
-- Ducks lost seven of their last eleven games.
-- Winnipeg lost nine of its last twelve games.

Totals
-- Seven of last ten Washington games stayed under.
-- Five of last seven San Jose games stayed under.
-- Five of last six Tampa Bay games went over total.
-- Four of last five Toronto games went over total.
-- Five of last six Florida games stayed under the total.
-- Over is 9-4-1 in last fourteen New Jersey games.
-- Six of last seven Columbus games stayed under .
-- Six of last eight Dallas games went over the total.
-- Over is 5-0-1 in last six Minnesota games.
-- Five of last seven Vancouver games went over total.
-- Four of last five Los Angeles games stayed under.

Series records
-- Bruins lost six of last nine games with Washington.
-- Sharks won eight of last eleven games with Colorado.
-- Lightning won three of last five visits to Buffalo.
-- Red Wings lost five of last eight games with Toronto.
-- Canadiens won four of last six games with Florida.
-- Islanders lost 12 of last 18 games with New Jersey.
-- Columbus is 7-2 in last nine games vs Carolina, but lost last two.
-- Blues won seven of last nine games with Dallas.
-- Coyotes lost three of last four games with Minnesota.
-- Ducks won four in row with Vancouver, winning last meeting 9-1.
-- Kings/Jets split their last four meetings.

 

[jdsabre]

StatFox Super Situations
DAYTON at FLORIDA
Play Under - Neutral court teams against the total in a game involving 2 slow-down teams (<=55 shots/game), good ball handling team (<=14.5 TO's) against a poor pressure defensive team (<=14.5 TO's) 448-291 since 1997. ( 60.6% | 127.9 units ) 72-47 this year. ( 60.5% | 20.3 units )


WISCONSIN at ARIZONA
Play On - Neutral court teams (WISCONSIN) excellent ball handling team - committing <=12 turnovers/game, after 2 straight games committing 11 or less turnovers 472-328 since 1997. ( 59.0% | 87.3 units ) 117-82 this year. ( 58.8% | 15.4 units )


WISCONSIN at ARIZONA
Play Under - Neutral court teams against the total an average offensive team (67-74 PPG) against an excellent defensive team (<=63 PPG) after 15+ games 223-140 over the last 5 seasons. ( 61.4% | 69.0 units ) 25-23 this year. ( 52.1% | -0.3 units )

 

[jdsabre]

Ben Burns
10* Florida -10 over Dayton
10* Wisconsin/Arizona Under 130.5

 

[jdsabre]

Intpicks
1* Dayton +10.5
1* Wisconsin +3
1* San Antonio -11
1* Sacramento @ Dallas Over 208.5

 

[jdsabre]

Guaranteed picks


Florida
Arizona
Washington Wizards

 

[tgunn11]

Hockey Crusher
Phoenix Coyotes -126 over Minnesota Wild
(System Record: 81-3, lost last 2 games)
Overall Record: 81-67-1

 

[jdsabre]

Ben Burns
10* Florida -10 over Dayton
10* Wisconsin/Arizona Under 130.5

9* Arizona -2.5

 

[tgunn11]

Basketball Crusher
Wisconsin +3 over Arizona
(System Record: 65-8, won last game)
Overall Record: 65-80-5