Project the scoreboard
Offensive and defensive efficiency, pace and schedule strength produce an expected score for both teams — the same anchor used for spreads and totals.
Moneylines
College basketball moneylines built from projected scores.
Every moneyline on the board starts with an expected score — tempo, efficiency and opponent quality first, then a fair American price. The sportsbook number sits beside that projection so the edge is visible, not assumed.
Projection workflow
One expected score. A clear win price.
Convert to win probability
The projected margin and total imply a win chance. That probability becomes a no-vig fair moneyline you can compare to any book.
Price beside the book
The best available sportsbook moneyline sits next to the model number. Try the free fair-odds calculator for a single-price check.
Document the play
When an official wager is released, line, price, book and unit size are recorded under the grading methodology used for the public record.
Related coverage
Moneylines sit next to spreads, futures and March.
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