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Here at Sharp Sports Advisors, we have assembled the strongest group of sports handicappers in the industry. With a combined total of over 100 handicapping titles between them, you know you are going to get quality sports winners each and every day from our advisors. Investing in a sports advisor can be a difficult decision but when the proven winners are all in one place, it makes your decision quite simple. Whether you want the top plays of the day or a subscription with one of our advisors, it's all here in one place. Invest with the best and become a winner today.
Our Sports Advisors went a combined 8-3 with their Premium Releases on Tuesday! Don’t miss any of the action Wednesday as Big AI, Tom Stryker and Steve Merril look to SWEEP the board again! Grab a subscription package from any of our advisors and enjoy a successful run in the NCAA postseason.
Matt Fargo – Big East Game of the Week
Larry Ness - Oddsmaker's Error-CBB (13-5 CBB run L/9 days!)
Tom Stryker - 10-0 ATS Sun Belt System Shocker
Steve Merril - Maryland vs. Duke - ESPN
Scott Rickenbach - Top Play Best Bet (80% NBA run)
Big AI – Coming off Tuesday Sweep!
Free Play For Wednesday From Matt Fargo
Richmond Spiders at St. Louis Billikens 8:00 PM ET
Richmond Spiders +14 -105
Richmond picked up an unlikely home win over St. Joseph’s over the weekend and it’s victories like that one that can spark a team late in the year to try and finish strong. The Spiders were cooked two weeks ago but a couple of big wins have given them hope that the season won’t end after Saturday. 12 of the 14 teams in the Atlantic-10 qualify for the conference tournament and Richmond is still in the hunt. The Spider need to win at least one of its final two regular-season games and hope for help in the form of LaSalle and St. Bonaventure losses.
The Billikens return home after suffering a loss at Massachusetts and that knocked St. Louis from any chance of a stop in the top four and a first round bye. They can finish anywhere from 6th to 10th in the standings so at this point, it really is meaningless. St. Louis, along with Richmond, relies on a tough defense and a slow down type of game and any big spreads are in the favor of the underdog. Of St. Louis’ 17 wins, only three have come by this many points and it is just 1-3 against the number when laying double-digits.
The teams are separated by just 3.1 ppg on the defensive end and while the Billikens do have the edge on offense, it certainly is not significant. They are outscoring the Spiders by only 5.5 ppg while shooting a mere 0.5 percent better from the floor. Assist/turnover ratios play a huge role in games with large line and in this case, the edge goes to Richmond. The Spiders have a slight +0.03 ratio margin while St. Louis is at the wrong end as it has a margin of -0.22. Surprisingly, those numbers don’t skew much in home/road games.
The recent win from Richmond sets it up in a good spot as far as momentum goes as well as puts it into a solid situation. Play on underdogs of 10 to 19.5 points that are coming off a home win going up against a team that is coming off a road loss by three points or less. This situation is 44-17 ATS (72.1 percent) over the last 5 seasons with the average point differential being just over eight ppg. The Spiders have every motivation to keep playing hard and they keep this one close than most expect. Play Richmond Spiders 1 Unit
Sharp Sports Advisors
Here at Sharp Sports Advisors, we have assembled the strongest group of sports handicappers in the industry. With a combined total of over 100 handicapping titles between them, you know you are going to get quality sports winners each and every day from our advisors. Investing in a sports advisor can be a difficult decision but when the proven winners are all in one place, it makes your decision quite simple. Whether you want the top plays of the day or a subscription with one of our advisors, it's all here in one place. Invest with the best and become a winner today.
Our Sports Advisors went a combined 8-3 with their Premium Releases on Tuesday! Don’t miss any of the action Wednesday as Big AI, Tom Stryker and Steve Merril look to SWEEP the board again! Grab a subscription package from any of our advisors and enjoy a successful run in the NCAA postseason.
Matt Fargo – Big East Game of the Week
Larry Ness - Oddsmaker's Error-CBB (13-5 CBB run L/9 days!)
Tom Stryker - 10-0 ATS Sun Belt System Shocker
Steve Merril - Maryland vs. Duke - ESPN
Scott Rickenbach - Top Play Best Bet (80% NBA run)
Big AI – Coming off Tuesday Sweep!
Free Play For Wednesday From Matt Fargo
Richmond Spiders at St. Louis Billikens 8:00 PM ET
Richmond Spiders +14 -105
Richmond picked up an unlikely home win over St. Joseph’s over the weekend and it’s victories like that one that can spark a team late in the year to try and finish strong. The Spiders were cooked two weeks ago but a couple of big wins have given them hope that the season won’t end after Saturday. 12 of the 14 teams in the Atlantic-10 qualify for the conference tournament and Richmond is still in the hunt. The Spider need to win at least one of its final two regular-season games and hope for help in the form of LaSalle and St. Bonaventure losses.
The Billikens return home after suffering a loss at Massachusetts and that knocked St. Louis from any chance of a stop in the top four and a first round bye. They can finish anywhere from 6th to 10th in the standings so at this point, it really is meaningless. St. Louis, along with Richmond, relies on a tough defense and a slow down type of game and any big spreads are in the favor of the underdog. Of St. Louis’ 17 wins, only three have come by this many points and it is just 1-3 against the number when laying double-digits.
The teams are separated by just 3.1 ppg on the defensive end and while the Billikens do have the edge on offense, it certainly is not significant. They are outscoring the Spiders by only 5.5 ppg while shooting a mere 0.5 percent better from the floor. Assist/turnover ratios play a huge role in games with large line and in this case, the edge goes to Richmond. The Spiders have a slight +0.03 ratio margin while St. Louis is at the wrong end as it has a margin of -0.22. Surprisingly, those numbers don’t skew much in home/road games.
The recent win from Richmond sets it up in a good spot as far as momentum goes as well as puts it into a solid situation. Play on underdogs of 10 to 19.5 points that are coming off a home win going up against a team that is coming off a road loss by three points or less. This situation is 44-17 ATS (72.1 percent) over the last 5 seasons with the average point differential being just over eight ppg. The Spiders have every motivation to keep playing hard and they keep this one close than most expect. Play Richmond Spiders 1 Unit
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