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Anybody happen to know what the Nos. 1 and 2 seeds are ATS in their first-round games the past two or three years?
Took all six of them (Auburn and Duke didn't yet have their opponents when I put in the bets this afternoon) on a $5 parlay that'll pay $240 if it hits. Florida and Houston have big numbers to cover, but I figured that was about as good of odds as you'll ever have of hitting a six-teamer.
Also took Alabama +2200 to win the whole thing, for largely the same reasons. Gotta figure they're at least playing next weekend and in the mix. Plus I had $5 left after putting in the first-round bets and I didn't want to do another parlay.
The odds on the No. 2 seeds are still mighty juicy (Bama and Tennessee both +2200, St. John's and Michigan State +2600 and +2800, respectively). It's a little surprising how big the difference is between those four and the four No. 1 seeds. Houston has the best/worst odds at +700.
No. 1s
2024: 4-0 ATS
2023: 1-3 ATS
2022: 2-2 ATS
Total: 7-5 ATS
No. 2s
2024: 4-0 ATS
2023: 3-1 ATS
2022: 2-2 ATS
Total: 9-3 ATS
16-8 ATS over last three years
Ahh well nevertheless.Let's see how this Thursday afternoon parlay goes:
Louisville ML
High Point +7 1/2
Montana +16 1/2
Clemson ML