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Both teams have extremely stingy and physical defenses. This season, Pitt's opponents scored 62.8 points per game (PPG) on 40.7% shooting from the field and 30.8% from three-point land. UCLA opponents scored even fewer points this season (59.7 PPG). Over the last three seasons versus a good defensive team that allows less than 64 PPG after 15 games, Pitt covered the UNDER 43.3% of the time and UCLA covered the UNDER 31.3% of the time. With the factors above, it isn't surprising that 60% of the early cash is on the UNDER (123)
About the Author: Peter is an experienced sports writer and handicapper, who has written for the sports industry for over 10 years. He has years writing for Sports Scene, sports consulting on 33 Made for Television and Major Motion Pictures.
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