- News
- Scores
- Basketball
- Football
- Fantasy
- Features
- About Us
- Login
View: All | SCACCHoops.com Only | Other Sites Only
Fourteen NBA games tonight, and the best one is a rematch less than 24 hours in the making. Cleveland Cavaliers at Oklahoma City Thunder, 8:00 PM ET: the GameSim projection has Cleveland 118.6, Oklahoma City 117.0, across 280 simulations. That is a 1.6-point edge for the road team, one night after these same two teams played in Cleveland, where the Thunder won 117-112 after the sims had the Cavaliers by 6.4.
Read More
From a shootout finish in New Jersey to a late-game push in Washington and a pair of three-point decisions, yesterday brought drama across hockey, football and basketball. And when the hoops scoreboard lit up, three teams hit the century mark.
Read More
Tuesday night is an 11-game NHL slate, and the best game on it is nearly too close to call. Edmonton Oilers at New Jersey Devils, 7:30 PM ET: the GameSim projection has New Jersey 3.6, Edmonton 3.5, across 280 simulations. One tenth of a goal. That is the sims shrugging and telling you to watch the third period.
Read More
Two Mid-American Conference games bring different kinds of intrigue on November 3. Buffalo visits Miami (Ohio) in a matchup where the model sees a clear home-side advantage, while Ohio travels to Akron for a game whose projected margin is much tighter than the market spread. Both are conference tests, but the numbers set up distinct questions for fans and bettors.
Read More
Monday delivered a full SportsCenter reel: an unbeaten team finally fell, a superstar filled the box score, and one-goal margins kept the NHL drama tight. Here are the biggest moments from November 2.
Read More
No. 14 Miami took on top-ranked Florida in the Orion 180 Tip-Off Classic, but the Gators came away with a 77-67 victory. The Hurricanes struggled to find their shooting rhythm, finishing at 35% from the field. Acaden Lewis led all scorers with an impressive 24 points, adding four rebounds and an assist, while Somto Cyril provided a spark off the bench with 13 points and seven rebounds. Despite the loss, Lewis and Cyril led the way offensively for Miami against the nation's top-ranked team.
Read More
