FOUR VALUES FUND
NBA: Raptors/Thunder – Under 211.5 points -110 (1 unit)
Italy Soccer: Napoli/Inter Milan – Over 2.5 goals -121 (1 unit)
USA MLS Soccer: New York City +0.5 goals -121 (1 unit)
USA MLS Soccer: Red Bull/Sporting Kansas City – Over 2.5 goals +107 (3 units)
NCAAB: North Florida -5.5 points -110 (1 unit)
NCAAB: Penn State +5 points -110 (1 unit)
NBA: Raptors/Thunder – Under 211.5 points -110 (1 unit)
Italy Soccer: Napoli/Inter Milan – Over 2.5 goals -121 (1 unit)
USA MLS Soccer: New York City +0.5 goals -121 (1 unit)
USA MLS Soccer: Red Bull/Sporting Kansas City – Over 2.5 goals +107 (3 units)
NCAAB: North Florida -5.5 points -110 (1 unit)
NCAAB: Penn State +5 points -110 (1 unit)
SportsBetCappers - Jonathan Young
One of the premier PG match-ups in the NBA headlines Sunday’s schedule as Chris Paul and the LA Clippers travel to Golden State to face Steph Curry and the Warriors.
The Clippers are coming off of a five point OT loss to the Portland Trail Blazers this past Wednesday night and have had 3 days to re-adjust and get ready for this matinee against the western conference leading Warriors. Blake Griffin has sat out LA’s last 11 games after having surgery to remove staph infection from his right elbow and the Clippers have gone 7-4 SU and 6-5 ATS in those games. There has been talk that Griffin could return on Sunday but he is currently listed as ‘Doubtful’. The Clippers do possess a very productive bench as he can go to Crawford, Spencer Hawes, Jordan Farmar, Glen Davis and Austin Rivers.
Golden State won their second straight and seventh in ten games as they saw off the Mavericks in a 104-89 decision at home on Friday night. Stephen Curry led six Warriors in double figures with 21 points. Steve Kerr has the Warriors playing great basketball at both ends of the floor, especially on the defensive end. Whilst offensively Golden State are putting up 110 points per game they are limiting opponents to just 42.5% shooting which ranks 1st in the NBA.
The last time these teams met was on Christmas Day when the Clippers handed a 100-86 loss to Golden State, a game that Andrew Bogut was absent. Bogut missed 10 games in the month of December due to injury but returned in January and is a huge match-up advantage in setting screens and his defensive prowess in the paint is among the best in the NBA. The Clippers rank 26th in the League in points in the paint and DeAndre Jordan will have his work cut out Sunday going up against the defensive rotations that Golden State use.
Warriors & Over
One of the premier PG match-ups in the NBA headlines Sunday’s schedule as Chris Paul and the LA Clippers travel to Golden State to face Steph Curry and the Warriors.
The Clippers are coming off of a five point OT loss to the Portland Trail Blazers this past Wednesday night and have had 3 days to re-adjust and get ready for this matinee against the western conference leading Warriors. Blake Griffin has sat out LA’s last 11 games after having surgery to remove staph infection from his right elbow and the Clippers have gone 7-4 SU and 6-5 ATS in those games. There has been talk that Griffin could return on Sunday but he is currently listed as ‘Doubtful’. The Clippers do possess a very productive bench as he can go to Crawford, Spencer Hawes, Jordan Farmar, Glen Davis and Austin Rivers.
Golden State won their second straight and seventh in ten games as they saw off the Mavericks in a 104-89 decision at home on Friday night. Stephen Curry led six Warriors in double figures with 21 points. Steve Kerr has the Warriors playing great basketball at both ends of the floor, especially on the defensive end. Whilst offensively Golden State are putting up 110 points per game they are limiting opponents to just 42.5% shooting which ranks 1st in the NBA.
The last time these teams met was on Christmas Day when the Clippers handed a 100-86 loss to Golden State, a game that Andrew Bogut was absent. Bogut missed 10 games in the month of December due to injury but returned in January and is a huge match-up advantage in setting screens and his defensive prowess in the paint is among the best in the NBA. The Clippers rank 26th in the League in points in the paint and DeAndre Jordan will have his work cut out Sunday going up against the defensive rotations that Golden State use.
Warriors & Over
GC: NCAAB Play
Sunday card has the BIG 10 Game Of The Month on CBS, a powerful last home super system and a Conference Tournament Simulation Model Super system. In the NBA The lead play is a 35-1 Power play +100% Total. Conference tournament play below.
On Sunday the Conference tournament power angle play is on Lafayette + the 3-4 points. Game 855 at 3:00 eastern. Lafayette faces off with Bucknell for the rubber game in the series this season. Both teams posted double digit wins on their home floor. Bucknell is the more familiar team to many but both teams are very close statistically and the points are the play here as Lafayette has won both times straight up as a road dog from +3.5 to +6 and has covered 5 of the last 6 tournament games. They are ranked 67th ion road scoring and Bucknell is ranked 231st in home defense, is 0-3 ats off a conference win and has failed to cover 5 of 6 in March. Simulation models have this one very close and we will take the points. On Sunday another Powerful card is up and led by the BIG 10 Game of the Month and a 35-1 NBA Statistical Dominator. There are also solid Conference Tournament system plays and a Last home super system. Jump on now and end the week big with the most powerful data in the industry. For the Bonus Play take the 3-4 points with Lafayette. GC
Sunday card has the BIG 10 Game Of The Month on CBS, a powerful last home super system and a Conference Tournament Simulation Model Super system. In the NBA The lead play is a 35-1 Power play +100% Total. Conference tournament play below.
On Sunday the Conference tournament power angle play is on Lafayette + the 3-4 points. Game 855 at 3:00 eastern. Lafayette faces off with Bucknell for the rubber game in the series this season. Both teams posted double digit wins on their home floor. Bucknell is the more familiar team to many but both teams are very close statistically and the points are the play here as Lafayette has won both times straight up as a road dog from +3.5 to +6 and has covered 5 of the last 6 tournament games. They are ranked 67th ion road scoring and Bucknell is ranked 231st in home defense, is 0-3 ats off a conference win and has failed to cover 5 of 6 in March. Simulation models have this one very close and we will take the points. On Sunday another Powerful card is up and led by the BIG 10 Game of the Month and a 35-1 NBA Statistical Dominator. There are also solid Conference Tournament system plays and a Last home super system. Jump on now and end the week big with the most powerful data in the industry. For the Bonus Play take the 3-4 points with Lafayette. GC
