Stanford Head Coach David Shaw NCAAF ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 5/14/2020
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Stanford Head Coach David Shaw NCAAF ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 5/14/2020
With sports on hold for the moment we continue with betting tips until the leagues return then it is free picks as usual. Today a look at Stanford Cardinal head coach David Shaw against the spread with over under coaching angles during his time with the team.
David Shaw was named head coach of the Stanford Cardinal to begin the 2011 season. Prior he spent four seasons as an assistant coach at the school. As head coach of the Cardinal, Shaw led the team to five PAC 12 North titles with three trips to the Rose Bowl. Shaw also took the team to the Fiesta Bowl. He had led Stanford to eight bowls in his nine seasons.
Stanford Cardinal have won 71.7% of their games under David Shaw. It is 82.4% as a home favorite with 80% as an overall favorite. Cardinal wins 79.7% at home with 71.8% facing PAC 12 teams. A profitable 62.5% win rate as a home underdog and with rest advantage. That angle is coming off they bye against an opponent playing the previous week. Negative includes 35.7% as a road underdog.
Cardinal has covered 57.6% with David Shaw. It is 72.7% on neutral sites and 62.5% as a home underdog. Cover rate is 60% after a loss and as an underdog. A profitable 59% facing PAC 12 foes. Really no strong negative against the spread angles.
Team has played to 53.8% under the total with Shaw as head coach. It is 72.2% under as a road favorite and 71.4% with rest disadvantage. That angle is playing the previous week against an opponent coming off the bye. Under comes in 62% in all road games. Over angles include 72.7% on neutral sites with 64.3% as a road dog. As an overall underdog the under comes in 60% of the time.
During these times we continue with betting tips until action resumes then it is free picks as always. These angles are meant for reference in your handicapping and not to be bet blindly. A good practice is to note the stronger angles in the schedule book.