Texas Archives - Page 5 of 8 - Sports Line Analytics

February 27, 2016

NCAAB Oklahoma at Texas Moneyline Feb-27-2016

NCAAB: Oklahoma at Texas

Team Performance and Analysis for Moneylines

Game Time:2:00 PM

The chart below shows the historical team performance for Texas and Oklahoma .

It shows last 20 games of history of combined performance. We can then use the trends to analyze strength and weakness in the Moneylines.

We search for winning(up) trends, losing (down) trends and extreme patterns that provide a sports betting opportunities.

We can see from the chart above that OKLA is outperforming TEXAS.

Check out how the Odds compare here: NCAAB Moneyline Odds .

The below chart is the historical lines for each team:

The below chart is the historical scores for each team:

February 22, 2016

NCAAB Texas at Kansas State Spread Analysis Feb-22-2016

NCAAB: Texas at Kansas State

Team Performance Analysis for Spread Results

The chart below shows the historical team performance for Kansas State and Texas against their respective lines.

It shows last 20 games of history of each team’s performance. We can then use the trends to analyze strength and weakness in the spreads.

We search for winning(up) trends, losing (down) trends and extreme patterns that provide sports betting opportunities.

We can see from the chart above that TEXAS is outperforming KANST.

Check out how the Spreads compare here: NCAAB Spreads .

The below chart is the historical lines for each team:

The below chart is the historical scores for each team:

February 22, 2016

NCAAB Texas at Kansas State Totals Feb-22-2016

NCAAB: Texas at Kansas State

Combined Team Performance Analysis for Totals

The chart below shows the historical combined team performance for Kansas State and Texas against their respective over under lines.

It shows last 20 games of history of combined performance. We can then use the trends to analyze strength and weakness in the over under lines.

We search for winning(up) trends, losing (down) trends and extreme patterns that provide a sports betting opportunities.

We can see from the chart above that on average the combined performance of the two teams over the last 20 games has been Under their respective Over Under Lines. The 3 game combined trend of team scoring performance vs their lines has been Over.

Check out how the Totals compare here: NCAAB Totals .

The below chart is the historical lines for each team:

The below chart is the historical scores for each team:

February 22, 2016

NCAAB Texas at Kansas State Moneyline Feb-22-2016

NCAAB: Texas at Kansas State

Team Performance and Analysis for Moneylines

The chart below shows the historical team performance for Kansas State and Texas .

It shows last 20 games of history of combined performance. We can then use the trends to analyze strength and weakness in the Moneylines.

We search for winning(up) trends, losing (down) trends and extreme patterns that provide a sports betting opportunities.

We can see from the chart above that KANST is outperforming TEXAS.

Check out how the Odds compare here: NCAAB Moneyline Odds .

The below chart is the historical lines for each team:

The below chart is the historical scores for each team:

February 20, 2016

NCAAB Baylor at Texas Totals Feb-20-2016

NCAAB: Baylor at Texas

Combined Team Performance Analysis for Totals

The chart below shows the historical combined team performance for Texas and Baylor against their respective over under lines.

It shows last 20 games of history of combined performance. We can then use the trends to analyze strength and weakness in the over under lines.

We search for winning(up) trends, losing (down) trends and extreme patterns that provide a sports betting opportunities.

We can see from the chart above that on average the combined performance of the two teams over the last 20 games has been Over their respective Over Under Lines. The 3 game combined trend of team scoring performance vs their lines has been Over.

Check out how the Totals compare here: NCAAB Totals .

The below chart is the historical lines for each team: