Dayton +10--10*--This play is not as big as tenn. Yesterday but its solid. What a day yesterday!!!!!! See what I pulled off the internet for part of my reason.
What makes the Flyers so difficult to deal with is that they shoot 46.5% as a team and 37.5% from 3-point range, which are both better than Florida. They start five guys that can shoot the 3-pointer. Jordan Sibert (12.5 ppg, 43.0% 3-pointers), Devin Oliver (11.9 ppg, 38.4%), Dyshawn Pierre (11.0 ppg, 39.7%), Vee Sanford (9.7 ppg, 30.2%) and Khari Price (6.4 ppg, 39.7%) all share the ball well to find the open man for the long ball.
Wisky +3--10*See below on reason for Wisky. Found this on internet!!!
The Wisconsin Badgers get the nod as a 3-point underdog to the Arizona Wildcats in the Elite Eight. Admittedly, I wasn't as high on Wisconsin as I should have been coming into the tournament, but I am sold after watching them play mostly flawless basketball to get here.
The Badgers shot 50% in their 75-35 win over American, 48.3% in their 85-77 victory over Oregon, and 52% in their 69-52 triumph against Baylor. This team is not showing any nerves at all with the way they have just been letting it fly while connecting from the field at an alarming rate.
I believe the wrong team is favored here as Arizona comes in overrated due to playing the softest schedule of anyone to get to this point. It has beaten Weber State, Gonzaga and San Diego State to get here. Both the WCC and Mountain West Conferences aren't very good, so this will really be its first true test.
Wisconsin is 8-1 ATS off a game where it had two or fewer steals over the last two seasons. Wisconsin is 7-1 ATS in its last eight neutral site games. The Badgers are 6-0 ATS in their last 6 non-conference games. Bet Wisconsin Saturday.
What makes the Flyers so difficult to deal with is that they shoot 46.5% as a team and 37.5% from 3-point range, which are both better than Florida. They start five guys that can shoot the 3-pointer. Jordan Sibert (12.5 ppg, 43.0% 3-pointers), Devin Oliver (11.9 ppg, 38.4%), Dyshawn Pierre (11.0 ppg, 39.7%), Vee Sanford (9.7 ppg, 30.2%) and Khari Price (6.4 ppg, 39.7%) all share the ball well to find the open man for the long ball.
Wisky +3--10*See below on reason for Wisky. Found this on internet!!!
The Wisconsin Badgers get the nod as a 3-point underdog to the Arizona Wildcats in the Elite Eight. Admittedly, I wasn't as high on Wisconsin as I should have been coming into the tournament, but I am sold after watching them play mostly flawless basketball to get here.
The Badgers shot 50% in their 75-35 win over American, 48.3% in their 85-77 victory over Oregon, and 52% in their 69-52 triumph against Baylor. This team is not showing any nerves at all with the way they have just been letting it fly while connecting from the field at an alarming rate.
I believe the wrong team is favored here as Arizona comes in overrated due to playing the softest schedule of anyone to get to this point. It has beaten Weber State, Gonzaga and San Diego State to get here. Both the WCC and Mountain West Conferences aren't very good, so this will really be its first true test.
Wisconsin is 8-1 ATS off a game where it had two or fewer steals over the last two seasons. Wisconsin is 7-1 ATS in its last eight neutral site games. The Badgers are 6-0 ATS in their last 6 non-conference games. Bet Wisconsin Saturday.
So your write ups and reasons for betting a team are someone elses opinions off the internet 
at least give the original writer some credit.
