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Don't Bet On It

Don't Bet On It

Tide favored by 1.5.

Gotta love the Commies here, particularly if you can get the game on the moneyline. Also, if you can get a prop bet on John Jenkins made threes of 2.5, take the over and parlay it with the Commies for the win for a delicious payout.

Interesting bet to look at: Tide by 0.5 in the first half. If you're going to take the Tide, this would be the bet to take them on. Commies have been a second half team.

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