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Old 03-15-2010, 03:24 PM
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NCAA Tournament Line Movement

not sure if anyone can help this out

but for the NCAA tourney, has there been big line movements? if 65% are on one team and the line doesnt budge or only move a half point, do we take that strongly into consideration.

just think vegas has a tough time with weird matchups on neutral courts, just want to know how much consideration one should take into line movements.

i know gg is a big public fader and i remember when the guys were going at each other yesterday that someone said he struggles with the tournament, so im wondering if that is an indication the percentages and movement is not to be taken strongly(nothing on GG, just know he is a public fader and had no clue how he did in the tourney in the past, but read the post by be that is deleted for obvious reasons)

any help with history would be good. thanks
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Old 03-15-2010, 05:39 PM
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Of course there are line movements, I think it is too early to take in public perception at least until Wednesday when action really starts being put in. A half point move is not that big of a deal if you ask me.
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