College hoops.
A clearer read.
Projected scores. Win probabilities. A closer look at where the model and the market differ.
The slate
Win probability describes who wins the game, not who covers the spread. A model gap is a difference in points; it becomes a priced candidate only when the export includes an eligible price and positive expected value. Check the quote time and availability notes in each matchup.
How to read the slate
Score is the model’s expected final score. Win % is its estimated chance of an outright win. Those forecasts can favor a different side from a spread lean.
Model line is the handicap implied by the projected margin. Market line is the exported quote. The spread and total gaps show where they differ, before considering a price.
Priced edges are candidates already present in your model’s eligible betting export, or qualified by the same price, quote-age, and availability rules. They are not guaranteed outcomes.
The forecasts use information available at the stated model time. Longer-range matchups will change as new games, roster news, and lines arrive.