[lite1up]

Xavier at LaSalle +2.5
George Washington at St. Bonaventure -9
St. Joseph's +1 at Duquesne
Notre Dame +8.5 at Cincinnati
West Virginia at Rutgers +3
Illinois at Northwestern -2.5
UNC-Wilmington +4.5 at Northeastern
Tulane +6 at Central Florida
Marquette at Georgetown -4.5
Hofstra at Delaware -4
Towson at Drexel -21
Auburn +13 at Florida State
Georgia State at VCU -8
Richmond +3 at Charlotte
Tennessee +8.5 at Memphis
Texas Tech +12 at Oklahoma State
Kansas State +8.5 at Kansas
Illinois State at Missouri State -8
St. Louis -3 at Dayton
Southern Illinois at Bradley -3.5
Indiana State +6.5 at Northern Iowa
Wichita State at Evansville +10.5
Rice at TCU pk
UTEP +10.5 at Marshall
Syracuse -13 at Providence
Iowa at Minnesota -7.5
Eastern Kentucky at Murray St. -17
Eastern Illinois -2 at SIU-Edwardsville



Like quite a few dogs tomorrow night....might sprinkle some small ML action on Indiana State, UTEP, Evansville, Notre Dame and Tennessee. I feel like at least 2 of these will cash.

[DC SeanTaylor21]

Do you ever do 2-4 team parlays in college basketball? I was thinking of Cuse -13, VCU -8, and Delaware -4 in a 3 team parlay. Any suggestions?

[lite1up]

Every now and then I throw a few bucks on a 4-7 team parlay for fun, but I don't use it as a serious betting strategy.

I don't generally parlay anything beyond 3 teams if I'm serious about trying to win money rather than just buy a lottery ticket.

I do like those plays you're considering in a parlay, but I'd at least play them straight as well so you're not leaving money on the table if they go 2-1.

[2daBank]

8 seems like a big number for vcu to cover against a team that values the rock..

[lite1up]

8 seems like a big number for vcu to cover against a team that values the rock..

Georgia State hasn't played anybody since their 1st game, a 17 point loss to Washington. VCU is by far their toughest road test thusfar. VCU has a notable size & depth advantage in this game which should make the difference in the 2nd half as I expect VCU to pull away. Georgia State, I believe, is a little over-rated by the computers. Their strength of schedule is just flat out rancid.