Mizzou is 9-4 as a favorite and 5-3 as an underdog. Not nearly as much difference there as usual.
If you throw out games with a line of 10 points of higher (ORU, Liberty, Bradley, TCU) suddenly MU is 5-4 as a favorite and 5-3 as an underdog.
Not sure if that’s a referendum on the team’s attitude as a favorite vs underdog, or just a random coincidence, but it’s exceedingly weird.
(Against the spread, Tigers are 6-7 as a favorite and 5-3 as an underdog, which is much more normal.)
If you throw out games with a line of 10 points of higher (ORU, Liberty, Bradley, TCU) suddenly MU is 5-4 as a favorite and 5-3 as an underdog.
Not sure if that’s a referendum on the team’s attitude as a favorite vs underdog, or just a random coincidence, but it’s exceedingly weird.
(Against the spread, Tigers are 6-7 as a favorite and 5-3 as an underdog, which is much more normal.)
