TOM'S 17-0 ATS NCAAB ULTIMATE DATABASE WAGER
- Handicapper
- Tom Stryker
- League
- NCAAB
- Competition
- LSU vs Texas A&M
- Release Date
- 01/18/2025 10:40 AM
- Event Date
- 01/18/2025 08:30 PM
- Bet Type
- Point Spread
- Pick
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Texas A&M -11.5 (-108)
(DraftKings)
- Outcome
- Loss
- Analysis
- #808 TEXAS A&M (-) over LSU at 8:30 PM EST
Fired up off a pair of SU and ATS losses to No. 5/5 Alabama and No. 8/9 Kentucky, Texas A&M will return home to Reed Arena and slam LSU. The Tigers enter this SEC showdown off a huge home win over the Razorbacks and this will be a difficult encore for head coach Matt McMahon and his men.
Even though the Aggies sport a solid 3-1 SU and ATS mark in the last four meetings, A&M's 3-11 SU and 5-9 ATS overall record in the last 14 battles will keep them focused on the task at hand. The fact that this game is being played at home will help skipper Buzz Williams and his crew, too. In their own backyard, the Aggies hold an elite 39-7 SU and 28-17 ATS tally in their last 46 games including a powerful 18-4 SU and 16-6 ATS provided they are fighting a foe that owns a team won/loss percentage of .620 or higher. Also, when coming off two or more straight up losses and now competing against a foe that arrives off a home game, Texas A&M owns a solid 27-13 ATS record including an incredible 17-3 ATS provided its opponent enters with four or more days of rest.
LSU is locked into one of its worst wagering roles, too. When running the floor against a foe that enters without confidence off two or more SU and ATS losses, the Bayou Bengals own a rough 38-61-3 ATS record including a pitiful 13-31-1 ATS provided they are priced as an underdog of +1.5 or more. With those two parameters live and the Tigers carrying a team won/loss percentage less than .770, this team trend crashes to a nasty 9-31-1 ATS including a pitiful 2-20 SU and 2-19-1 ATS provided they are rolling with four or more days of rest. As long as LSU did not smash the Las Vegas pointspread by seven points or more last, this angle falls to a woeful 0-18 SU and 0-17-1 ATS.
The Aggies pick up an NCAA-best 16.7 offensive rebounds per game and they will get back on track with a solid performance here. Take Texas A&M. Thanks and best of luck, Tom.
