[mrkron]

Here’s a look at the betting story in the NIT, dating back to the 2007 tournament, the first going back to the current format of 32 teams.

# Home teams have gone 13-3 SU in each of the last three years of first round NIT action. In the two most recent years, the ATS split was 8/8 between home & road teams. In 2007, the visitors held a 9-7 edge.
# The home court advantage is even greater in the second round of the NIT tournament, as over the last three years, hosts are 20-4 SU & 17-6-1 ATS.
# In the past three years, there hasn’t even once been a home underdog in the NIT tournament. Interestingly though, home favorites of 3-points or less are just 3-6 SU & 1-8 ATS. UNDER the total is also 7-2 in those games.
# Double-digit home favorites haven’t been a good bet either in the NIT since ’07, going 18-2 SU but 9-11 ATS.
# The best line range in which to back home favorites in the NIT is at -3.5 to -9.5 points, 35-19-1 ATS over the last three years, including 12-4 ATS a year ago.
# The “B” level conferences (Missouri Valley, Mountain West, Conference USA, WAC, Atlantic 10) have shown some distinct tendencies of late based upon the opponent they’ve faced. When on the road at “A”-conference teams, they are just 3-22 SU & 7-18 ATS over the L3 years of NIT action. When hosting “A” teams, they are 8-3 SU & 6-5 ATS. In matchups between two “B” teams, the visitor is a perfect 6-0 ATS. When hosting a lesser conference school, the “B” teams are a perfect 5-0 SU & ATS.
# Big 12 teams are just 4-10 ATS in the L3 years of NIT play. Missouri Valley teams are 3-9 ATS. Big Ten teams are 10-4 ATS.
# The semifinals and finals of the NIT are played in a neutral environment at MSG. Over the last three years, favorites in these games are just 3-6 SU & ATS, with no line exceeding 5-points.

[bigboyfosho]

Really good info

[Glitch]

interesting stuff