Sweet 16 is placed in the men’s NCAA championship and while there are no real cinderals, but there is a very interesting game.
So which game is different and offers the best value to bet?
Our expert panel of Joe Fortnbog, Tyler Fulgme, McKensey Chrymer and Greg Peterson are here to look at the basic risks and highlight the bet.
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Houston Cogars (-7.5) Vs Purdo Boilermakers
While Houston has the best defense in the country, their attacks are that it must make a difference against Purdo. Boylers have been ranked out of 100 key players since early February, but neither Hai Point nor McCains have been able to use them. The Houston striker has to score at will after scoring 1.25 points from Gonzaga. On the other hand, Purdo had 19 changes against McCain. Houston must have similar problems with their cannon pressure. — — Craimer
Houston/Purdo 1st half under 62.5
There are two strikers working faster, with the country’s 299th rankings in TEMPO and Houston 359. None of the clubs are not rushing to push the ball to the pitch, which restricts both the ball and limiting the chance to score. The Houston’s first-class defense factor, as well as the Coogas’s efficiency contest from 2-272 to NCAA and you have 20 minutes of Grind-Fest, which is likely to stay below 62.5 points. — — Forttenbog
Maryland Terrapin (+6.5) vs. Florida Guiters
There may be some supporters here because frankly, I chose the turkey to win this game in my bracket. This is said, Florida is the only team left with 0-2 ATS in the tournament. This does not mean that the games are bad, but it may mean that they are given a lot of value in the market, which means how well they played in entering the tournament. I want to get as many points as possible here and if this line moves at all I think it will move towards Maryland. — — Fulgm
Michigan Stight Spartans (-2.5) VS.
Michigan Stet has the clear edge on the glass, the second best return rate in the country, while Ole Miss has only one player in the rankings with at least five goals per game. Ole Miss is the top scorer in the game and Sean Pedola’s average goal per game is 15 points, but the insurgent team will have to face a defense of the country’s lead in limiting the three-point kick to 27.8%. With Michigan Steet defending, both glasses and arcs include three points, including the spread. — — Petersson