BetAnySports Weekly College Basketball Betting Report For Feb. 4 2019
The final full month of the college basketball betting regular season got underway this past weekend with some fireworks at the top of the national rankings. While four of the other six teams high in the polls took care of business, the top two teams in the Big Ten went down in defeat to shake things up.
No. 5 Michigan lost for the second time this season with Friday’s 74-59 setback against Iowa as a 5.5-point road favorite. No. 6 Michigan State lost for the second college basketball betting game in a row with Saturday’s 79-75 defeat at the hands of Indiana as a heavy 14-point favorite at home. This followed a 73-63 loss to Purdue on the road as a slight 1.5-point underdog on BetAnySports’ closing line.
The SEC’s Tennessee Volunteers continue to hold down the No. 1 position in both the AP Top 25 and the Coaches Poll. They rolled over Texas A&M 93-76 on Saturday as 12-point road favorites. Tennessee’s current straight-up winning streak moved to 16 games and it has covered against the spread in eight of its last 10 games. The total has gone OVER in six of the Volunteers’ first nine SEC games. Next up this week is Missouri and Florida at home.
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The next two teams in the national polls reside in the ACC. The No. 2 Duke Blue Devils beat the Big East’s St. John’s 91-61 on Saturday as 17-point home favorites. They are 7-1 SU in conference play with an even 4-4 record ATS. Duke is 19-2 SU overall with a 13-8 record ATS. The total has stayed UNDER or ended as a PUSH on BetAnySports’ closing line in 16 of those 21 games. The Blue Devils continue play in the ACC this Tuesday night with a home game against Boston College. They will be on the road this Saturday in a huge showdown against No. 3 Virginia.
The Cavaliers lost the first meeting in Durham by two points as 3.5-point road underdogs. That was their only SU loss this season against 20 victories. They beat Miami 56-46 on Saturday at home as 18-point favorites. This was the second game in a row they failed to cover after beating North Carolina State 66-65 last Tuesday as 6.5-point road college basketball betting favorites. Virginia is 16-5 ATS this season heading into Saturday’s rematch against Duke.
