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Record on Rx: 30-35-1 straights; 30-39-1 overall (including MLs)
Today:
Buying this one now as I don't believe the price will go any higher...More later when proper prices are in place (hopefully).
Virginia Tech +9 @ <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
ffice:smarttags" /><st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Miami, 1 unit</st1
lace></st1:City>
I’ve made some money on both these teams….Miami a few weeks ago and VT more recently. However, I think the Canes’ followers have driven this price up too high. <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Miami</st1
lace></st1:City>’s been great as a dog (5-1 ATS in ACC, 6-2 overall) but not as a favorite (0-2 ATS in ACC, 3-4 overall). <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Miami</st1
lace></st1:City> is the kind of team whose play is a reminder why you must cap favorites so differently than dogs. <st1
lace w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">Miami</st1:City></st1
lace> has shown they can hang around against tough teams and even win close games…and thus cover as a dog. They have shown they can play from behind and cover a dog spread at the end. However, being able to stretch out a lead at the end and cover as a favorite is something they haven’t shown they can do except against two early season cupcakes. The strategy and mental approach is really quite different. The Hokies share the same kind of mental toughness to hang in close games. They hung in and covered at FSU and beat Georgia Tech outright in <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Atlanta</st1
lace></st1:City>. Their last game at Duke was one of those games that sometimes happen to teams in Cameron. I don’t think it’s indicative at all of this team’s mental toughness on the road. <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Miami</st1
lace></st1:City>’s guards and their significant advantage rebounding are both major concerns…but VT is showing itself to be a resilient team that has beaten better teams than this.
Record on Rx: 30-35-1 straights; 30-39-1 overall (including MLs)
Today:
Buying this one now as I don't believe the price will go any higher...More later when proper prices are in place (hopefully).
Virginia Tech +9 @ <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
ffice:smarttags" /><st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Miami, 1 unit</st1
lace></st1:City>I’ve made some money on both these teams….Miami a few weeks ago and VT more recently. However, I think the Canes’ followers have driven this price up too high. <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Miami</st1
lace></st1:City>’s been great as a dog (5-1 ATS in ACC, 6-2 overall) but not as a favorite (0-2 ATS in ACC, 3-4 overall). <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Miami</st1
lace></st1:City> is the kind of team whose play is a reminder why you must cap favorites so differently than dogs. <st1
lace w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">Miami</st1:City></st1
lace> has shown they can hang around against tough teams and even win close games…and thus cover as a dog. They have shown they can play from behind and cover a dog spread at the end. However, being able to stretch out a lead at the end and cover as a favorite is something they haven’t shown they can do except against two early season cupcakes. The strategy and mental approach is really quite different. The Hokies share the same kind of mental toughness to hang in close games. They hung in and covered at FSU and beat Georgia Tech outright in <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Atlanta</st1
lace></st1:City>. Their last game at Duke was one of those games that sometimes happen to teams in Cameron. I don’t think it’s indicative at all of this team’s mental toughness on the road. <st1:City w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">Miami</st1
lace></st1:City>’s guards and their significant advantage rebounding are both major concerns…but VT is showing itself to be a resilient team that has beaten better teams than this.