Illinois vs. Miami Betting Line: Hurricanes See Close to 90 Percent Backing

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The Illinois vs. Miami betting line had the Hurricanes as a -6.5 favorite and getting around 88 percent of the backing on the spread.  Bet this game at Bookmaker.eu here and qualify to receive up to $2500 in FREE BONUS MONEY (*see site for details here).  

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Miami is 13-4 ATS after allowing 60 points or less this season.

Miami is 21-7 ATS in all games this season.

Illinois is 5-13 ATS  after allowing 60 points or less over the last 2 seasons.

Miami is 16-6 ATS as a favorite this season.

The Canes are 18-6 ATS when playing against a team with a winning record this season.

Illinois didn’t look all that impressive in their first game of the big NCAA tournament. 

After building a 16-point halftime lead against Colorado, the Illini went 11 minutes without scoring (missing 14 shots in a row) and fell behind by five. They made only three field goals after halftime -- all in a span of 2 1/2 minutes, but still won 57-49.

The Hurricanes easily handled Pacific on Friday, winning 78-49

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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