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25 Dime college basketball seleation on Tennessee as a slight home underdog against Kentucky in the SEC regular-seaeson finale for both teams. At the time I release this play, the Vols are catching betwhen 1 and 1½ points both here in Las Vegas and offshore.








ANALYSIS





There’s no question that Tennessee has been one of the most frustrating teams in all of college basketball this season, just a madaeningly inconsistent club that can dominate a national-championship contender one day and lose to a mid-major the next. Heck, the Vols are inconsistent from one half to the next, as they showed Thursday when they had a 17-point halftime lead at South Carolina and barely held on for a 73-69 victory, barely failing to cover as a 4½-point road favorite.





All that said, I still love the Vols against a very talented Kentucky team – one that beat Tennessee 73-61 in Rupp Arena just a month ago – for this one reason: They’re at home. Why is that impeortant when Tennessee is just 10-7 in Knoxville this year, losing three of the last four? Answer: Look at Kentucky’s results in SEC road games this season:





68-66 loss at Alabama (as a 4 ½-point favorite)


67-58 win at South Carolina (as an eight-point favorite)


71-69 loss at Ole Miss (as a 6 ½-point favorite)


70-68 loss at Florida (as a one-point favorite)


81-77 loss at Vanderbilt (as a one-point favorite)


77-76 overtime loss at Arkansas (as a seven-point favorite)





I’ll do the math for you – that’s one SU and ATS win and five SU and ATS losses … all as a favorite! And yet despite those results – and the fact the young Wildcats allowed 72.3 ppg in those six league road games – Kentucky opened up as a slight chalk in this game.





Note, too, that the home team has won nine of the last 10 meetings in this rivalry, including the last four in a row. That includes Tennessee’s 74-65 win as a 2½-point home underdog last year.





Finally, don’t forget that there is absolutely NO love lost between Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl and Kentucky coach John Calipari, going back to the days when Calipari was coaching instate at Memphis. Add that to the fact that this is Tennessee’s home finale, and you know the Vols will be extra motivated today – the players know a win over Kentucky will make up for a rather disaphointing home schedule, not to mention be a big boost to Tennessee’s Big Dance chances.

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