State 1-point favorite vs OU
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NCAA rules don't allow players to prep all day. Coaches from each team can prep all they want.
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I worry about every road game. Always have and always will.
The biggest prep thing this team needs is to get used to shooting in the Sooner's gym. They really pass the ball well and move great on defense for the most part. Shooting inconsistency and rim protection have been the issues in all their losses.
Well I worry about EVERY game!
Opening lines typically reflect Kenpom/Barttorvik projections, so this line (or any opening line) shouldn’t be a surprise.
Not a must win but a win would be fantastic.
18 wins through the first week of February for this team? Yes please.
18 wins through the first week of February for this team? Yes please.
This small bit was posted when I was browsing the lines per vegas insider (more info in the link)
Betting Trends
-- The Cyclones have a 2-6-1 record ATS in their last nine Monday games and the total has stayed UNDER in nine of their last 12 conference games.
-- The Sooners are 9-3-1 ATS in their last 13 games against a team with a SU winning record with the total staying UNDER in eight of their last 10 home games.
-- Iowa State has an 8-1 edge ATS over the last nine meetings and the total has stayed UNDER in nine of the last 13 games between the two.
Betting Trends
-- The Cyclones have a 2-6-1 record ATS in their last nine Monday games and the total has stayed UNDER in nine of their last 12 conference games.
-- The Sooners are 9-3-1 ATS in their last 13 games against a team with a SU winning record with the total staying UNDER in eight of their last 10 home games.
-- Iowa State has an 8-1 edge ATS over the last nine meetings and the total has stayed UNDER in nine of the last 13 games between the two.
I think it is a must win if they want to win the conference. Beat the teams you are favored over and they have a good chance.
Well, we'll be favored in pretty much every game here on out.
@KSU and @UT might be close to a wash.
He was wisely undefended but man that did not seem like it beat the buzzer watching it live. Not sure anyone slowed it down with a good HD recording but I was kind of shocked to see the points go up.
Disclaimer: internet viewing may skew results. BUT, watching the replay several times, the buzzer did not seem in sync with the video. The backboard light went on well after the buzzer. So, let's assume the backboard light is the tell-tale. Even then, the ball was in his hands when the light went off. Given so much money won/lost, one would think they'd review that. Just my opinion.
Yeah, there's a still on Twitter that clearly shows the ball fully in his hands with the backboard lit up.
Why would the NCAA or the officials care about bettors? If I'm an official, and the game isn't in question, I'm a vapor trail unless there's a rule keeping me there.
