Finn’s top two College Basketball against the spread trends/free picks start with a late tip contest in Springfield, MA.
Friday, 12/09/2011 (853) OLD DOMINION vs. (854) FAIRFIELD
Lean: OLD DOMINION against the spread.
Fading neutral court or holiday tourney chalk teams (Fairfield) coming off two or more consecutive road wins on Friday nights has been amazingly successful, albeit obscure to the Friday variable. The situational trend has cashed at an 81% clip (26-6) over the last 15 college basketball campaigns and is already 1-0 this season.
Note of concern for this trend is the average pointspread (+8) and straight up record (12-21). Tonight Old D is a mere three-point underdog.
Play Old Dominion +3
Friday, 12/09/2011 (855) RICHMOND vs. (856) VA COMMONWEALTH
Lean: VA COMMONWEALTH against the spread.
Fading teams (Spiders) that average between 42.5 and 45 percent from the field and one that commits less than 14 turnovers per game against a team (Rams) that are shooting less than 40 percent from the field on the season and force less than 17 turnovers per game has been a 75 percent proposition over the last 15 college campaigns cashing at a 40-13 clip. The trend is 1-0 this season with the average line posted in these games has the lean team -5 point chalk with nearly 50 percent of these contest finding the chalk winning by double digits.
Play VCU -4
Friday, 12/09/2011 (853) OLD DOMINION vs. (854) FAIRFIELD
Lean: OLD DOMINION against the spread.
Fading neutral court or holiday tourney chalk teams (Fairfield) coming off two or more consecutive road wins on Friday nights has been amazingly successful, albeit obscure to the Friday variable. The situational trend has cashed at an 81% clip (26-6) over the last 15 college basketball campaigns and is already 1-0 this season.
Note of concern for this trend is the average pointspread (+8) and straight up record (12-21). Tonight Old D is a mere three-point underdog.
Play Old Dominion +3
Friday, 12/09/2011 (855) RICHMOND vs. (856) VA COMMONWEALTH
Lean: VA COMMONWEALTH against the spread.
Fading teams (Spiders) that average between 42.5 and 45 percent from the field and one that commits less than 14 turnovers per game against a team (Rams) that are shooting less than 40 percent from the field on the season and force less than 17 turnovers per game has been a 75 percent proposition over the last 15 college campaigns cashing at a 40-13 clip. The trend is 1-0 this season with the average line posted in these games has the lean team -5 point chalk with nearly 50 percent of these contest finding the chalk winning by double digits.
Play VCU -4
