All you experts in watching and capping lines.... seems really low to me.
Rutgers 0-6 ATS. 3 of those 6 games they were the favorites and lost outright. Closest games were vs LSU @ home, 50-55 and Illinois St neutral site, 70-76. One game w/ an almost similar line of +9.5 vs Miami Fl, they lost 57-72. I would expect Florida to give a team like Miami Fl a spread of -8 to -11 ish. One significant injury on Rosario but looks like he is going to play. He also doesn't play more than 13 mins a game if that off the bench.
Both teams last played on Dec 22nd. Florida has covered 4-3 ATS this season so far and has a significantly more potent offense than Rutgers (kenpom #130) while defensively they are no slouch either. 3 lines close to current line to compare... vs FSU (kenpom #33) -9 @ home, 82-64.... vs TxA&M (kenpon #81) -11, neutral site, 84-64.... vs Ariz (kenpom #40) -11.5 @ home, 78-72.
"UF’s scoring offense is ranked sixth nationally and first in the SEC with 85.8 points per game. The Gators lead the nation with 133 three-pointers and 11.1 per game."
Only thing I can see is home court advantage or a possible let down spot after demolishing Florida St 7 days ago. Even then I don't see it effecting Florida much. Florida has never played Rutgers on their home court. Florida plays Yale 2 days after, so there shouldn't be a "looking ahead" for a big game.
Any insight on supporting this play or convincing me NOT to pound this appreciated.
Rutgers 0-6 ATS. 3 of those 6 games they were the favorites and lost outright. Closest games were vs LSU @ home, 50-55 and Illinois St neutral site, 70-76. One game w/ an almost similar line of +9.5 vs Miami Fl, they lost 57-72. I would expect Florida to give a team like Miami Fl a spread of -8 to -11 ish. One significant injury on Rosario but looks like he is going to play. He also doesn't play more than 13 mins a game if that off the bench.
Both teams last played on Dec 22nd. Florida has covered 4-3 ATS this season so far and has a significantly more potent offense than Rutgers (kenpom #130) while defensively they are no slouch either. 3 lines close to current line to compare... vs FSU (kenpom #33) -9 @ home, 82-64.... vs TxA&M (kenpon #81) -11, neutral site, 84-64.... vs Ariz (kenpom #40) -11.5 @ home, 78-72.
"UF’s scoring offense is ranked sixth nationally and first in the SEC with 85.8 points per game. The Gators lead the nation with 133 three-pointers and 11.1 per game."
Only thing I can see is home court advantage or a possible let down spot after demolishing Florida St 7 days ago. Even then I don't see it effecting Florida much. Florida has never played Rutgers on their home court. Florida plays Yale 2 days after, so there shouldn't be a "looking ahead" for a big game.
Any insight on supporting this play or convincing me NOT to pound this appreciated.
