Wichita State vs. Cincinnati - What the Line Should Be

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Wichita State vs. Cincinnati - What the Line Should Be

Wichita State vs. Cincinnati features a line of Bearcats -6.5.  Our own resident bookmaking expert Tony Caliente examines this line and any potential shading.

The Bearcats are ranked among the top 10 teams in the nation right now, and with good reason, they have a mere three losses so far. They are four games above the .500 mark Against The Spread, compared with Witchita State one game below that mark, but with only five losses.

Cincinnati lost their last game but won the nine previous overall. 

The College Basketball Betting Power Ratings suggest a line of -5.5 whereas the oddsmakers have this one at -6.5, a bit of shading here with an edge for Wichita State.

There are no recent meetings between these two teams.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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