Ed Jones

Blessed to see another opening day! #RingTheBell

This is undoubtedly the worst Monday of the year. If you can survive today, you can survive anything.

@MikeR_RAS @mr_peanutbettor This year's tournament is like 45 seconds behind the feed too, which is the worst I have ever experienced of any sport. No sense even watching the game.

@mr_peanutbettor @EdTheStatMan Eating 3s is a lot easier to take when you see live line change 2 points compared to watching live.....

Watching live odds instead and of the actual event is the most degenerate sweat there is

@HawkeyeHuddle Congrats!

Ok I have settled down but How Bout the Hawks!!!!

The last team to lose as double digit favorites after scoring 100 or more points in their previous tournament game was Kansas in 1998 who lost as 12 point favs to Rhode Island.

The meaningless foul to cover for Purdue -8 … March at its finest. Matt Painter is now 24-7 ATS in Round of 64 and 32 combined, best mark of any head coach

Purdue moves to 14-4 ATS in their last 18 second round games in the NCAA Tournament.

Now 9-0 ATS.

Duke is 8-0 ATS in the second round of the NCAA Tournament vs an opponent off a SU win as dogs.

ACC drops to 1-8 ATS

@MikeB_2304 Thanks Mike. Even nicer when it matches up with a lot of systems to get a winner.

@EdTheStatMan nice find

Michigan is now 9-1 ATS the last 10 times they have been in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

Gonzaga is 22-1 OVER the total in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Gonzaga vs Texas today.

It happened 46 times over the previous 40 years.

6 teams dropped 100 or more points in the first round of the NCAA Tournament this year. This is the most ever since 1985. The previous high was 4 in 1991. To put it into perspective, the previous 6 times it happened before this year would date back to 2017.

After the St. John's blowout, the Big East is now on a 52-19 ATS run as favs against every other conference in the NCAA Tournament.

Now 12-1.

With Wright State's cover against Virginia, the Horizon Conference has now covered 7 straight NCAA Tournament games.

I guess the ACC was that conference this year.