Penn St Head Coach James Franklin NCAAF ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 4/30/2020
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Penn St Head Coach James Franklin NCAAF ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 4/30/2020
With the leagues sidelined we offer betting tips until play resumes then it is free picks as usual. Today we look at Penn St head coach James Franklin against the spread with over under coaching angles during his time with the team.
James Franklin was hired as head coach for Penn St to start the 2014 season. Prior he was head coach for three seasons at Vanderbilt. During his time with the Nittany Lions, Franklin has no Big Ten title. He led Penn St to bowl games in all six seasons. Notable bowl appearance includes Rose, Fiesta, Citrus and Cotton.
Penn St has won 70.9% of their game in James Franklin time as head coach. It is 91.7% as a home favorite and 85% as an overall favorite. They have a 80.8% win rate in the non-conference and 66.7% facing Big Ten teams. Negatives include losing all eight games as a road underdog, 26.3% as an overall underdog and 33.3% as a home dog. Team wins only 39.1% against ranked opponents.
Nittany Lions have covered 55.3% of their games under Franklin. It is a strong 69.2% following a win and 66.7% as a home underdog. Penn St has covered 64% in the non-conference with 66.7% with rest disadvantage. That angle is playing the previous week against an opponent coming off the bye. Negatives include 16.7% following a loss and 37.5% as a road dog. Team has covered 51% facing the Big Ten.
Looking at the totals the Nittany Lions have played to over the total 54.4% with Franklin. It is a profitable 88.9% over on neutral sites with 83.3% in bowls. The over is 83.3% with rest disadvantage and 78.3% facing ranked opponents. Team played over 69.2% in the non-conference. Notable under angle is 55% as a road favorite and 52.8% against conference teams.
During these times we offer betting tips until a major sport returns then it is free picks every day. These angles are meant reference and not to be bet blindly. A good practice is to take notes of the stronger angles in your schedule book.