Richmond-Vanderbilt Line at -2

Written by:
Tyrone Black
Published on:
Mar/15/2011
Richmond-Vanderbilt Line

The Richmond-Vanderbilt line was coming in at -2 in favor of Vanderbilt late Tuesday at SBG Global.  70 percent of those betting the spread were backing Vanderbilt.  The total on this game was 135 with nearly 85 percent of the betting action going towards the OVER.

In non-conference games, Vanderbilt is an impressive 8-2 Against The Spread over the past season.  Richmond is 26-7 ATS over the last three seasons as an underdog. 

Elsewhere, the Morehead State-Louisville line had the Cardinals at -9.5 and the action was extremely lopsided with nearly 90 percent of those betting the spread backing the favorite.  95 percent of the money line action was on Louisville to win outright (good to know when filling out those brackets).  More than $50 is required to win $10 (the initial $50 bet refunded should Louisville win outright).  

The Wofford-BYU line was coming in at Cougars -8.  This line would be in double digits if not for the fact that a key BYU player is out, a result of violating NCAA policy.  That makes considering one important trend against BYU all the more enticing.  They are just 4-13 Against The Spread in all Tournament games over the past three years.  OUCH!

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NCAA TOURNAMENT - SECOND ROUND PEPSI CENTER, DENVER, CO

1:10 PM

723



RICHMOND

+2-110

o135-110

+115

724



VANDERBILT

-2-110

u135-110

-135

10:40 AM

725



MOREHEAD ST

+9½-110

o131-110

+425

726



LOUISVILLE

-9½-110

u131-110

-525

4:15 PM

727



WOFFORD

+8-110

o147-110

+325

728



BYU

-8-110

u147-110

-385

6:45 PM

729



GONZAGA

+1½-110

o135-110

+105

730



ST. JOHNS

-1½-110

u135-110

-125

NCAA TOURNAMENT - SECOND ROUND MCKALE CENTER, TUCSON, AZ

 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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