i see unc -3.5 but can't find a early money line yet. going to make very large play them on ml or either buy down to 2 points. cannot see the tarholes losing to this uva team.
anyone see unc-uva ml line yet?
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this is the 4th away game all yr for unc who did beat va tech and ky on the road. they have not lost 2 games in a row all year and even though uva is a tough venue i expect unc to win a low scoring game. uva is a guard oriented team which like miami can give unc trouble but i expect for ole roy to pound the ball inside to tyler and have his team hit the boards hard which was a problem in the miami game. going to wait to see if i can get unc at -3.
a coaching trend for unc
Williams is 14-3 ATS (+10.7 Units) after 1 or more consecutive losses as the coach of N CAROLINA.
Williams is 14-3 ATS (+10.7 Units) after 1 or more consecutive losses as the coach of N CAROLINA.
unc goes to fsu this weekend , then has bc, zona, maryland , clemson and then duke. this game will either keep them just behind duke or they could be in for a very tough stretch where they go 1-5 or 2-4. hanesbrough should have his way versus jason cain as long as ole roy keeps feeding the post. if not i can't see noel and terry keeping up with singletary and reynolds from outside the arc. total is set at 143 and unc has given up more than 70 pts only twice in past 8 games. either way i am leaning towards laying the juice and buying unc down to minus one .
Not that my picks have been anything to write home about lately, but I was leaning towards UVA +3 at home.
You said it, UNC has only been tested 3 times on the road so far this year. They got blown out in their cross-country trip to USC...the travel is somewhat of an explanation. But their other tests are a Kentucky game which they came out firing and won much easier than the final score portrays. We also know Kentucky is more of an average team than previously thought at that time, but nonetheless, that is a good win. The 3 point VT win was against a VT team coming off of 3 straight road games when UNC had played their previous 3 straight at home (therefore, rested vs. non-rested).
What worries me somewhat too is UNC's last game, which I usually do not let influence me too much ('bettors memory is usually only as good as the last game') other than letting it disguise the rest of a team's resume. But this was a 20+ ATS loss (depending on what you got it at) for UNC AT HOME. So, the public is expecting a rebound...then why did it open as a flat -3 and not -3.5? (according to scoresandodds.com) UVA has played fairly well at home, and just had a strong W/C on the road.
Just my thoughts...I at least wouldn't throw my bankroll on this one. They might be looking ahead to the stretch coming up that you mentioned above.
GL!
You said it, UNC has only been tested 3 times on the road so far this year. They got blown out in their cross-country trip to USC...the travel is somewhat of an explanation. But their other tests are a Kentucky game which they came out firing and won much easier than the final score portrays. We also know Kentucky is more of an average team than previously thought at that time, but nonetheless, that is a good win. The 3 point VT win was against a VT team coming off of 3 straight road games when UNC had played their previous 3 straight at home (therefore, rested vs. non-rested).
What worries me somewhat too is UNC's last game, which I usually do not let influence me too much ('bettors memory is usually only as good as the last game') other than letting it disguise the rest of a team's resume. But this was a 20+ ATS loss (depending on what you got it at) for UNC AT HOME. So, the public is expecting a rebound...then why did it open as a flat -3 and not -3.5? (according to scoresandodds.com) UVA has played fairly well at home, and just had a strong W/C on the road.
Just my thoughts...I at least wouldn't throw my bankroll on this one. They might be looking ahead to the stretch coming up that you mentioned above.
GL!
