According to my calculations the Bucks team total should be 92.5 or 93 against the Spurs. The Bucks are averaging 100 points at home this year and the Spurs are giving up about 106 points per game on the road. Granted the sample sizes are small.
The only reason I can think of not to take the Bucks tt over is the old adage about never betting on a team on the first game back home after a long road trip because that first game home feels like a continuation of the trip. Outside of that logic, the Spurs aren't a very good defensive team on the road anymore.
Is there any reason not to take this outside of what I mentioned?
The only reason I can think of not to take the Bucks tt over is the old adage about never betting on a team on the first game back home after a long road trip because that first game home feels like a continuation of the trip. Outside of that logic, the Spurs aren't a very good defensive team on the road anymore.
Is there any reason not to take this outside of what I mentioned?
