Here are the top two pointspread trends from Monday’s College Basketball board, Nov 14, 2011, based on winning percentage over the last five years or more. —-
(747) INDIANA ST vs. (748) LA-MONROE
Lean: INDIANA ST against the spread.
Fading a College hoops home team (LA Monroe) that averaged less than 64 point per game last season aftger scoring 50 points or less in their last game has been a 24-3 trend in November over the last five College campaigns. The bias is 0-0 this season.
Play Indiana State -11.5
(753) TOWSON ST vs. (754) MICHIGAN
Lean: MICHIGAN against the spread.
Backing home chalk (Michigan) that had a winning percentage between .600 and .800 last season returning four starters or more playing a team with a losing record a year go when the oddsmakers open the home team as 20 point or larger favorites has cashed 25 of the last 30 games, an 83% proposition, against the spread and is 1-0 this season.
The straight up record of this trend is 30-0 over the last 5 seasons with the home club closing at an average of -25 points. The average final score differential is nearly 35 poitns in over 50 percent of this situation the home team has covered the spread by a half a dozen point or more.
Play Michigan -27
(747) INDIANA ST vs. (748) LA-MONROE
Lean: INDIANA ST against the spread.
Fading a College hoops home team (LA Monroe) that averaged less than 64 point per game last season aftger scoring 50 points or less in their last game has been a 24-3 trend in November over the last five College campaigns. The bias is 0-0 this season.
Play Indiana State -11.5
(753) TOWSON ST vs. (754) MICHIGAN
Lean: MICHIGAN against the spread.
Backing home chalk (Michigan) that had a winning percentage between .600 and .800 last season returning four starters or more playing a team with a losing record a year go when the oddsmakers open the home team as 20 point or larger favorites has cashed 25 of the last 30 games, an 83% proposition, against the spread and is 1-0 this season.
The straight up record of this trend is 30-0 over the last 5 seasons with the home club closing at an average of -25 points. The average final score differential is nearly 35 poitns in over 50 percent of this situation the home team has covered the spread by a half a dozen point or more.
Play Michigan -27
