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The Vegas favorite has now advanced in 48 of the last 54 NCAA Tournament games (straight-up, not against the spread) (only SIX underdogs have won their games since midday the opening Thursday of the Tournament)Wow. Do you think this is a fluke, or due to a fundamental reason?
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If it's not a fluke - I have a lot more adjustments to make next year. Or, the Committee is just that good - the truth is probably somewhere in between the two.
I think the committee set it up for this to happen. The matchups really favored the favorites this year..Just looking at the success of brackets this year tells us that i believe. In other words, i think the high profile teams got a pass in some situations. Some of the smaller schools had some very, very tough outs to advance.
no fluke...as the official rep of the public lean...i will say it again ....public wins all the time...best weekend ever for us...and public....the man got shook ....gl....p3
What the hell are you talking about - The "public wins all the time" since when?
Isn't that the way it's supposed to be? Teams with best records get the #1, 2 or 3 seeds and get to play less talented teams? Am I missing something here?
Scottydog said: Isn't that the way it's supposed to be? Teams with best records get the #1, 2 or 3 seeds and get to play less talented teams? Am I missing something here?
Update:
The Vegas favorite has now advanced in 49 of the last 56 NCAA Tournament games (straight-up, not against the spread)
(only SEVEN underdogs have won their games since midday the opening Thursday of the Tournament)
So if we bet only favorites on the ML, how would we have fared?
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