How could a team that scored 57 points last game, and a team averaging 93 ppg score 196? I find it hard to imagine Cleveland will score over 80 points meaning Utah would have to score 116 to go over.
Is there any argument for it actually going over?
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01-14-11 04:08 AM #1
Cle/Utah Under 196 - How could this go over?
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01-14-11 07:03 AM #2
How about Cavs team total under?
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01-14-11 09:19 AM #3
My multiple regression says it will go over. The game where the Cavs scored 55 is currently an outlier... if you expect that to continue than the under is a great bet.
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01-14-11 12:16 PM #4
They recently had a great bit of injuries and are playing a good defensive team. The outlier won't be so far out in a few games with their decimated lineup.
Originally Posted by Buried_PIRATE
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01-14-11 01:30 PM #5
On my site I have CLE O/U 92. Cavs average 93 per game on the season. And the 4 games before the Laker game they scored 100, 98, 105, 95. HMMM..... Originally Posted by cleaveland
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