I'm interested in learning how people who've had success in betting on NCAAB evaluate the games.

Due to the large amount of games I get limiting bets is paramount. But where does one start in developing leans?

I've been having success in NHL by generating scores based on some team data.

For Ex. I'll take the average of the shots per game, shots per game on road/at home depending on the team, and then avg shots per game over the past 5 games. I'll then multiple this number by the save % of the opposing goalie after coming up with a similar avg save% based on similar criteria that I did shots.

Then I subtract the avg shots number - the goals allowed (or the avg shots x goalie save %)
Of course I check injuries, rest, and powerplay performances when making the call.

The NHL stuff aside, does anyone have something like this that they do with NCAAB? I'd image the rebound metric is important as there's lots of missed shots in ncaab. Curious to see if someone has a interesting way in looking at these games.