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    Trends and Indexes

    Monday, March 29

    Good Luck on day #88 of 2021!

    NOTE: As information becomes available, we will attempt to post the trends and indexes as soon as possible.Information is posted from what we believe are reliable sources.Any opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the posting member or BettorsChat.

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    If one is lucky, a solitary fantasy can totally transform one million realities.

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      Armadillo: Monday's six-pack

      Active career leaders in OPS:
      .9996— Mike Trout
      .937— Joey Votto
      .931— Miguel Cabrera
      .924— Albert Pujols
      .914— Paul Goldschmidt
      .905— Giancarlo Stanton

      Americans who have died from COVID-19: 548,130
      PLEASE wear a mask (over your nose/mouth) when you go out.


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      Armadillo: Monday's Den: Wrapping up a sports weekend…….

      13) This is the state of college basketball these days:

      In February, North Carolina needed couple of games to update their resume; they added mid-week non-conference home games with Northeastern, Marquette, Won one, lost one. Didn’t seem like a big deal at the time.

      When Carolina beat Northeastern 82-62 February 17, Huskies’ sophomore PG Tyson Walker scored 27 points, and showed up on the radar of the big $$$ schools who like to poach players from low and mid-major schools. Happens all the time now.

      Makes college basketball a lot more like baseball, but I’m an Oakland A’s fan, and it drives me batty when players bolt for greener pa$ture$. Loyalty is in scarce supply these days.

      Walker averaged 18.8 ppg and 4.8 assists/game as a sophomore at Northeastern, was named the CAA’s Defensive Player of the Year; he committed to Michigan State this weekend.

      Not sure what Northeastern is going to do for a point guard next year, none of the national media seemed too interested in that.

      12) UCLA 88, Alabama 78 OT:
      — Crimson Tide went 11-25 on foul line, in an overtime loss.
      — UCLA scored 23 points in the 5:00 overtime.
      — This is Mick Cronin’s 12th NCAA tourney, his first regional final.

      11) Baylor 62, Villanova 51:
      — Villanova led 30-23 at halftime.
      — Baylor was +10 in turnover margin (16-6)
      — Teams combined to make 6-36 on the arc.

      10) Arkansas 72, Oral Roberts 70:
      — ORU led 46-34 with 15:24 left in the game.
      — Eric Musselman is 5-3 in NCAA tourney games; his team trailed by 10+ points in all five of the wins.
      — Oral Roberts were almost first-ever #15-seed to make a regional final.

      9) Gonzaga 83, Creighton 65:
      — Gonzaga is 29-0, has one win by fewer than 10 points.
      — Zags took 33 shots inside arc, made 25 of them (75.8%)
      — Gonzaga had 23 assists on 32 made field goals.

      8) Oregon State 65, Loyola Chi 58:
      — Beavers are 2nd-ever #12-seed (Missouri ’02) to make a regional final.
      — OSU held Ramblers to 33.3% from the floor.
      — On February 20, Oregon State was 11-11; they’ve gone 9-1 since then.

      7) Michigan 76, Florida State 58:
      — Surprisingly easy win for the Wolverines.
      — FSU shot only 40%, looked lost on offense.
      — Michigan scored 81.3 ppg in first three tourney wins.

      6) USC 82, Oregon 68:
      — Trojans made 10-17 shots on arc, scored 1.22 ppp.
      — In two games vs Oregon this year, Trojans led by 19-21 at the half.
      — Pac-12 is 12-2 in NCAA Tournament, including this game.

      5) Houston 62, Syracuse 46:
      — Cougars won their last ten games.
      — Syracuse shot 28% from floor, 5-23 on arc.
      — Average total in the four Saturday games: 126.5.

      4) Memphis 77, Mississippi State 64:
      — Tigers win the NIT; in their last two games, they made 24-49 3-pointers.
      — This game was 33-33 at halftime.
      — Memphis didn’t play any seniors; they should be good next year.

      3) If Houston beats Oregon State tonight, they’ll have made the Final Four by winning four games in their region, against the #15-10-11-12 seeds. That doesn’t happen often.

      2) Indiana Hoosiers hired alum Mike Woodson as their basketball coach; Woodson coached the Atlanta Hawks for six years, the Knicks for three more; he scored 14 ppg in his 11-year NBA career. His last head coaching gig was 2014; he’s been an assistant coach since.

      Utah poached coach Craig Smith from in-state rival Utah State to be its next head man. Few days ago, Smith told his Utah State players not to have any concerns about him leaving- he was staying right where he was, sure as sure could be.

      Money does strange things to people.

      1) I like the idea they enacted this year; the 2nd weekend of the tournament being Saturday-Tuesday instead of Thursday-Sunday. Not sure what next year’s schedule will be like, maybe no one does; when you change the schedule once every 35 years, people get used to the way it was.
      Last edited by StarDust Bum; 03-29-2021, 01:42 PM.

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        653ARKANSAS -654 BAYLOR
        BAYLOR is 9-0 ATS (9 Units) in road games versus very good teams - outscoring their opponents by 8+ points/game over the last 2 seasons.

        655OREGON ST -656 HOUSTON
        OREGON ST is 14-0 ATS (14 Units) after playing 3 consecutive games as an underdog in the current season.




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        Arkansas (3) vs Baylor (1)
        Arkansas (25-6)
        — ranked #18 by KenPom
        — Tempo: #17
        — Experience: #239
        — Continuity: #339
        — Arkansas won 12 of its last 13 games.
        — Arkansas is 11-0 outside the SEC (non-conf schedule #273)
        — Razorbacks gave up 78+ points in all six of their losses.
        — Razorbacks won last two games by a hoop each.
        — Opponents are shooting 46.3% inside arc (#47)
        — Musselman is 5-3 in NCAA Tournament games; his team trailed by 10+ points in all five of the wins.

        Baylor (25-2)
        — ranked #2 by KenPom
        — Tempo: #179
        — Experience: #85
        — Continuity: #32
        — Baylor is 8-2 since its 21-day COVID pause.
        — Bears are shooting 40.8% on the arc (#2)
        — Baylor forces turnovers 24.8% of time (#3)
        — Baylor gave up 56.3 ppg in its first three tourney wins.
        — Bears are grabbing 36.8% of their missed shots (#6)
        — Under Drew, Baylor lost Elite 8 games in 2010, 2012.

        — Since 2007, in regional finals between #1-#3 seeds: favorites are 8-4 ATS.

        Oregon State (12) vs Houston (2)
        Oregon State (20-12)
        — ranked #43 by KenPom
        — Tempo: #305
        — Experience: #65
        — Continuity: #154
        — Oregon State won six in row, nine of its last ten games.
        — Oregon State is getting 21.5% of its points on foul line (#40)
        — Beavers are shooting 46.8% inside arc (#278)
        — OSU won Pac-12 tournament for first time, after they were 5th in regular season.
        — Beavers’ wins last week were their first tournament wins since 1982
        — OSU gave up 61.3 ppg in its first three NCAA games.

        Houston (27-3)
        — ranked #3 by KenPom
        — Tempo: #326
        — Experience: #142
        — Continuity: #107
        — Houston has the best eFG% defense in country.
        — Opponents are shooting 29.0% on arc (#8)
        — Cougars won their last ten games, six of them by 24+ points.
        — So far in this tournament, Houston has played seeds #15-10-11.
        — Cougars allowed 54 ppg in first three NCAA games.
        — Sampson made 2002 Final Four with Oklahoma, then lost in the Elite 8 the next year.

        — Oregon State is 2nd #12-seed ever to play in regional final; Missouri (+6.5) lost 81-75 to Oklahoma in 2002.
        — Since 2004, #2-seeds are 3-8 ATS as a favorite in regional finals.
        Last edited by StarDust Bum; 03-29-2021, 01:43 PM.

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