AccuScore's Charlotte Bobcat System

[TheBlueHorseshoe]

<!--StartFragment-->[FONT=Calibri, Verdana, Helvetica, Arial]I have been emailing back and forth with a friend of mine who works at AccuScore about a trend regarding the Charlotte Bobcats when they are at home. The trend is they cover. Currently, AccuScore is 11-6 this season.

What we have noticed is perimeter oriented teams shoot roughly 7% below the league average from 3-point land when playing the Bobcats at home. On the flip side, perimeter oriented teams shoot roughly 2% better then the league average when the Bobcats are on the road.

AccuScore had Charlotte to cover today and they are up 20 at the half. Sacramento shot 3-15 (20%) from 3-point land in the first half, which is roughly a 14% decline against the league average.

This also proved true when the Bobcats hosted the Suns this past weekend. If they hold on today, AccuScore will be 12-6 (67%) on Bobcat home game projections STD.[/FONT] <!--EndFragment-->

 

[ScottL]

Your friend is a sucker. NBA Teams are rated A [top tier] through D [bottom of the barrel.] Charlotte is a 'B' team. SAC is a 'D.' CHAR comes into this game off 4 straight Home Wins vs A & B teams. SAC comes in off 2 Road Losses to 2 D teams. And since anyone with a brain knows the NBA is rigged this game is a perfect situation to steal the Square money. And that's exactly what happened!

 

[Pepi]

Your friend is a sucker. NBA Teams are rated A [top tier] through D [bottom of the barrel.] Charlotte is a 'B' team. SAC is a 'D.' CHAR comes into this game off 4 straight Home Wins vs A & B teams. SAC comes in off 2 Road Losses to 2 D teams. And since anyone with a brain knows the NBA is rigged this game is a perfect situation to steal the Square money. And that's exactly what happened!

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