Blog #2 for Sunday: The Committee did an Amazing Job, and Here’s Why…

Last edited by tuttlerules on March 20, 2011 at 3:03 am

In the NBA, the “standard” definition of being “competitive”, is to lose by 8pts or less, or obviously win. Well, in College Basketball, it’s to stay within 10-points. So far (through 40+ games played), the overall average final has been (72-61).

With the “Losers” only averaging a mere 60.9, should this be a reason for concern?  I think not: You must bare in mind, that this was the weakest field EVER assembled (with 25 teams getting in with 11+ losses), and there’s been a TON of 2/3 zone defense being played!

So, what should we expect the rest of the way?  It’s my contention that we’ll see a lot more of the same, until we get to the Final-4. And with this information at our disposal, (133) becomes the new “operative number”. Meaning, from here on in: If I see a total of 133 or less, I’ll find myself doing a lot more “digging” into the reason “why”!

For Sunday, there is only one game with a total of (133) or less (FSU vs. ND), and I personally LOVE that game – both side & total – as an EASY “In-Game” 2-team/5pt teaser bet! Make sure to read the blog below, if you’re serious about making money on college hoops!

p.s. Two blogs down, will give you a better idea of just how GREAT my PSM is in teaser formatting!

Signed,

JJT

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