1u Mississippi +6.5
ytd 142-108 56.8% +28.85u
As far as NCAA Hoops goes, the Conference I follow closely enough to bet during the regular Season is the SEC, as I'm a HUGE Arkansas fan, as I've mentioned before. I took a long look at Ole' Miss at Kentucky, but a longer one at Vanderbilt +4.5 at Florida, which is where my action is tonight. Line has moved to +4, but I'd still take it - Vandy doesn't look like a Team that's going to lose 2 in a row in SEC play, and they are STINGING MAD after getting beaten soundly at home by the Hogs on Saturday. The Commodores are a legit Top 25 Team, who stumbled and will be looking to bounce back. So is Florida, coming off a hard fought road loss at Miss St, and prior to that struggled vs SEC doormat Georgia at home, winning in double OT. In my opinion, the Gators are descending, while the Commodores are ascending...one of these 2 is going to have lost 2 straight by the end of tonight, and I think it's more likely to be the Gators. Small play, 1u at most.
So, +4.5 cashed in, and +4 pushed...brush with disaster as the refs tried to give the game and the cover away in the final seconds of OT with an unbelievable no-call that would have put Vanderbilt's #2-in-the-nation free throw shooter at the line, shooting 3, and with a 1 point lead, which would have likely ended up in a straight up W, instead, had to sweat out the cover til the end...btw, nice cover bmj...Tonight's SEC: you can still get Arkansas +1, and +100 ML, playing at home tonight vs Georgia...it's absolutely absurd that Georgia is favored in this game, but the line is artificially low because they took Florida to 2OT before eventually losing at home, and then travelling to Kentucky and only losing by 6 to the #16 Wildcats...
...this is UGA's 2nd road game (back to back) in 5 days, and the trip to Arkansas is a long one, and the weather is not good, additional stress Meanwhile, Arkansas just beat Vanderbilt at Vandy, overcoming a significant hurdle by getting a tough SEC road W. The Hogs showed a rhythm and flow in that Game that has me thinking they have put it together on both sides of the court. Their remaining schedule, besides Alabama, Kentucky and @Miss St, is quite soft; they could literally go 7-3, so the @Vandy win was a big one, because at 14-6/4-3, winning all the games they should win would land them in the tournament...
They know this, and this is a game they 'should' win, the 1st one playing with that mindset.
Arkansas +1, Even, -1, whatever...this is a multi-unit play. Good Luck!