Orlando Magic Coach Steve Clifford ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 7-19-2020
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Orlando Magic Coach Steve Clifford ATS and Over Under Coaching Angles 7-19-2020
With the major sports leagues on hold for the moment, we continue with betting tips until the action resumes later in July then it is free picks as usual. Today a look at Orlando Magic head coach Steve Clifford against the spread with over under coaching angles in his time with the team.
Steve Clifford was named head coach for the Orlando Magic to begin the 2018-19 season. Prior he was a head coach for the Charlotte Hornets for five years. With Orlando in his first year he led the team to a first place finish in the Southeast division getting eliminated in the first round of the playoffs.
Orlando Magic has won 48% of their games under Steve Clifford. It is 20% in the playoffs and 29.2% in back to back games. Win rate is 32.3% as a home underdog with 35.5% an underdog on the road. They win 39.7% facing the Western conference. Positives include 70.7% as a home favorite and 63.3% against the Southeast division. Successful in 62.5% favored on the road.
Magic has covered 52% with Steve Clifford. It is 63.3% facing the division with 62.5% favored on the road. They cover 61.1% with rest disadvantage. That angle is playing a back to back against a team coming in off a day off. Negatives include 40% in the playoffs and 41.4% as a home underdog.
Team has played to 51.7% under the total head coached by Steve Clifford. It is 80% in the playoffs with 63.3% as a home underdog. Under comes in 61.8% with rest advantage. That angle is coming off a day off against a team on a back to back. Orlando plays under 60% as a road favorite and 59.7% following a defeat. Over angles include 58.6% following a victory with 57.9% against Western conference teams.
During these times we continue with betting tips until the games restart soon then it will be free picks every day. 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.