Pittsburgh Head Coach Pat Narduzzi NCAAF ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 4/26/2020
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Pittsburgh Head Coach Pat Narduzzi NCAAF ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 4/26/2020
With the leagues hitting the pause button we continue to offer betting tips until the action returns then It is free picks as usual. Today we offer against the spread with over under coaching angles with Pittsburgh head coach Pat Narduzzi during his time with the team.
Pat Narduzzi became head coach for the Pittsburgh Panthers for the 2015 season. Prior he spent eight seasons as the defensive coordinator for the Michigan St Spartans. With Pitt, Narduzzi has an ACC Coastal division championship and took the team to four bowls.
Pittsburgh Panthers have won 55.4% of their games under Pat Narduzzi. They have won 87.5% as a road favorite and 80% home favored. Against the ACC it is a 58.5% win rate. Negatives include winning 25% of the time against ranked opponents and in bowl games. It is 34.3% as an underdog.
Panthers have covered 49.2% of their games with Pat Narduzzi at the helm. It is 25% in bowl games and 30% as a home favorite. Team has covered 34.8% of their games in the non-conference. Cover rate is 37.5% with rest advantage and that angle is coming off a bye against a team playing the previous week. Positives include 75% as a road favorite and 68% on the road. Team covers 64.7% as a road underdog. It is 57.6% as an underdog and 53.8% as a home dog. Battling the ACC, the Panthers have covered 57.5% of their games.
Team has played to under the total 55.6% with Pat Narduzzi as head coach. It is 75% to the under as a road favorite and 66.7% in their road games. Pittsburgh plays under 63.2% as a road underdog. It is 57.5% under in conference games. Overs include 66.7% following the bye and 61.5% as a home underdog.
During these times it is betting tips until the games begin. Then it will be free picks galore as always. These tips are meant for referent in your handicapping and not to be bet blindly. A good practice is to note the strong angles in the schedule book.