The Auburn Tigers have failed to cover the spread in their last 6 games following a Straight Up win. They will face a Texas A&M Aggies team that has a nearly identical record Against The Spread (18-13). Head to head, Auburn has covered the spread using the current number in two of the last four, however, Texas A&M has done so in eight of the last ten meetings. The Aggies have eleven losses so far this season and of those, only four were by more than the current spread. The Aggies endured a stretch of eight straight losses between January 19 and February 12. Bet this one at Jazz Sports: Anonymous wagering accounts, a $1 million perfect bracket contest and a $1000 risk free wager.
Auburn beat Texas A&M already the eighth game of that losing streak on February 12, 75-58.
Aggies coach Buzz Williams called Auburn “a team that’s good enough to win the national championship.”
“I always want to give credit to the opponent,” Williams said. “I do think there were some shots, particularly in the first half, that maybe you would say, should we have shot it? We were a little bit out of sorts on three or four possessions.”
Gambling911.com has this one at -9 and so do the books.
LSU vs. Arkansas
Arkansas is a -1.5 neutral court favorite in Tampa.
As a favorite since 2016, the hogs have gone 111-26 for an 81.0% win percentage.
Arkansas has covered the spread in nearly 90% of their last ten games overall.
They are 4-2 Straight Up in the last six games versus LSU.
As an underdog since 2016, the Tigers are just 23-54 Straight Up for a 29.9% win percentage. That's just 23 games won as an underdog in a total of 77.
This one Gambling911.com has as a PICK'EM, so despite the -2 line we'd still stick to the moneyline and bet Arkansas for a little insurance.
- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com
