Connecticut Head Coach Randy Edsall NCAAF ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 5/21/2020
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Connecticut Head Coach Randy Edsall NCAAF ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 5/21/2020
Sports are on hold for the interim we continue with betting tips until the action resumes then it is free picks as usual. Today a look at Connecticut Huskies head coach Randy Edsall against the spread with over under coaching angles in his second tenure with the team.
Randy Edsall returned as head coach for the Connecticut Huskies to begin the 2017 season. Prior he spent five seasons as the head coach for the Maryland Terrapins. Edsall was head coach for Connecticut from 1999 to the 2010 campaign. Team has finished no greater than fourth with no bowl appearances in the AAC East in his second run with the team. Huskies have won no conference games past two years.
Connecticut Huskies have won 16.7% of their games under Randy Edsall in his second time with the team. There are no wins in six tries against ranked opponents with 6.2% as a road underdog. It is 6.5% as an overall underdog and 7.1% as a home dog. Only 8.3% facing conference opponents with 11.8% in all road games. A positive is 80% when favored.
Huskies have covered 34.3% of their games in the second era with Randy Edsall. It is no covers in four times as a home favorite and 18,2% against the non-conference. It is 20% cover rate as an overall favorite with 30% with rest advantage. That angle is coming off a bye against a team that played the previous week. No notable positive spread angles in key situations.
Team has played to 50% over and under the second time Randy Edsall coached the Huskies. It is 64.3% to the under as a home underdog and 61.1% overall at home. Over angles include 83.3% facing ranked opponents with 58.8% overall on the road.
During these times we continue with betting tips until the games return 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 your schedule book.