I have to say, sweating out a Columbia/Colgate over/under during the game’s last minute on the ESPN app really makes you start questioning your choices in life…as in, “Just how alive do I feel right now?!” and “Why has it taken me so long to figure out what makes me feel this alive?!” Questions like that.
Seattle O’Sullivan 2021-2022 ACC season so far: 10-16, -$170.28
Seattle O’Sullivan 2021-2022 Ivy League season so far: 11-13, -$0.23
(Standing Caveat: The universe is chaotic. Life is unpredictable. Things happen. Like injuries. In following Seattle O’Sullivan’s betting advice, be advised that you should always monitor your bets during the day to make certain unforeseen things have not occurred which might change your wagering opinion. Thank you.)
Brown at Merrimack, 7 pm Eastern
The Pick: over 118.5 points (-115), bet $5.75 to win $5
Albany at Yale, 7 pm Eastern
The Pick: Parlay Brown -2.5 w/Yale moneyline (-880), true price +116, bet $20 to win $23.28
I mean, this is essentially taking Brown -2.5 and getting a little value, right, Yale? Right?! Brown is 43 spots higher than Merrimack in the Pomeroy rankings, and despite the fact they’re on the road, they’ve played (and hung with) much better teams than the Warriors. The Bears have played North Carolina and Colorado tough, and Creighton…well, not as tough. But they’re used to playing high-level competition. Merrimack has played Virginia Tech and lost by 29 (scoring only 43), and played Rutgers and lost by 13 (scoring only 35). Those putrid scores make me a little worried about the over, but Brown’s only total under 65 points was to Colorado. It’s not impossible the score is Brown 118.5, Merrimack 0, and I’d almost appreciate the uniqueness of that push.
As for Yale - a wise man told me that the Bulldogs are bullies. They cave to stronger teams but beat up on weaker teams. Albany is a weaker team. Right, Yale? Right?!