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Karl Garrett
20 DIMER - AUBURN TIGERS....10 DIMER - HOUSTON ROCKETS
20 DIMER - AUBURN TIGERS
The Bears have been a "feel good" story this postseason, but the Tigers are the play in this one.
Auburn has had the luxury of playing all 3 of their NIT games at home this postseason, while Baylor had to play at Virginia Tech on Saturday morning at 11am eastern, and while they did blow out the host Hokies, expect the road to catch them here, as the Tigers have been mighty tough on their home floor this year.
Auburn is now 18-3 straight up at home this year, and a money-turning 11-3 against the spread at home thus far, covering 7 of their last 8 as the host!
Hard to buck those numbers, so I won't!
Great end of the season run for the Bears, but it ends here.
10 DIMER - HOUSTON ROCKETS
In the NBA, have to grab the points with the Rockets. Too tempting to pass as the road team, and the underdog in this series stands at 9-4 against the spread the last 13 times these teams have met.
Houston has won 4 straight entering Utah tonight, while the Jazz have struggled against the spread lately, going 1-4 their last 5, and 3-6 against the spread their last 9 games overall.
Prefer to stick with the trends in this one, and look for Houston to continue the road/dog-oriented nunbers.
Take the Rockets plus the points.
Today's Complimentary Selection
The G-Man is well aware of the Thunder's impressive 17-5-1 home court spread run their last 23 games, but I am also well aware what time of the year it is, and the fact the Lakers are gunning for the best record in the Association.
LA opened their current 7-game road swing with a win and cover at Chicago on Saturday, and I am going with them to make it 2-for-2 on this their last multiple road swing of the regular season.
Oklahoma City is just 2-4 straight up, and 2-3 against the spread their last 5 games, and they have struggled matching up against LA in the past.
Los Angeles has won the last 8 in this rivalry, and they have covered in 3 of the last 4.
With the Lakers trying to secure the best overall record in the NBA, the G-Man see no let up tonight against the Thunder.
Lay the road wood with LA.
4? LAKERS
(on a 1? to 5? basis)
20 DIMER - AUBURN TIGERS....10 DIMER - HOUSTON ROCKETS
20 DIMER - AUBURN TIGERS
The Bears have been a "feel good" story this postseason, but the Tigers are the play in this one.
Auburn has had the luxury of playing all 3 of their NIT games at home this postseason, while Baylor had to play at Virginia Tech on Saturday morning at 11am eastern, and while they did blow out the host Hokies, expect the road to catch them here, as the Tigers have been mighty tough on their home floor this year.
Auburn is now 18-3 straight up at home this year, and a money-turning 11-3 against the spread at home thus far, covering 7 of their last 8 as the host!
Hard to buck those numbers, so I won't!
Great end of the season run for the Bears, but it ends here.
10 DIMER - HOUSTON ROCKETS
In the NBA, have to grab the points with the Rockets. Too tempting to pass as the road team, and the underdog in this series stands at 9-4 against the spread the last 13 times these teams have met.
Houston has won 4 straight entering Utah tonight, while the Jazz have struggled against the spread lately, going 1-4 their last 5, and 3-6 against the spread their last 9 games overall.
Prefer to stick with the trends in this one, and look for Houston to continue the road/dog-oriented nunbers.
Take the Rockets plus the points.
Today's Complimentary Selection
The G-Man is well aware of the Thunder's impressive 17-5-1 home court spread run their last 23 games, but I am also well aware what time of the year it is, and the fact the Lakers are gunning for the best record in the Association.
LA opened their current 7-game road swing with a win and cover at Chicago on Saturday, and I am going with them to make it 2-for-2 on this their last multiple road swing of the regular season.
Oklahoma City is just 2-4 straight up, and 2-3 against the spread their last 5 games, and they have struggled matching up against LA in the past.
Los Angeles has won the last 8 in this rivalry, and they have covered in 3 of the last 4.
With the Lakers trying to secure the best overall record in the NBA, the G-Man see no let up tonight against the Thunder.
Lay the road wood with LA.
4? LAKERS
(on a 1? to 5? basis)
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