Bet the Nebraska-Maryland College Basketball Game Online - January 2

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Bet the Nebraska-Maryland College Basketball Game Online - January 2

You can bet the Nebraska vs. Maryland game online today where the Terps were coming in at -1.5.


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Maryland was seeing around 75% of the early action.  The line has been shifting between Terps +1.5 and -1 with no real consistency across the board.

For those who handicap based on the Sagarin Ratings, Nebraska has a much higher rating calculation than Maryland and they indicate the Cornhuskers should be close to a -3 point favorite here.  More importantly perhaps, Nebraska (11-2) is a pretty sick 9-2 Against The Spread.

James Palmer Jr. scored 23 points and No. 24 Nebraska took control midway through the first half to defeat Cal State Fullerton 86-62 Saturday.

Maryland is at the .500 mark Against The Spread but 10-3 Straight Up.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

 

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