Categories: CFB

The Cardinals Rule the Roost: Performance Against C-Grade Teams

The Louisville Cardinals have proven time and again their prowess against C-Grade teams, those with a below .500 record. Let’s delve into the statistical labyrinth and break down the numbers that highlight the Cardinals’ impressive record in these games.

Cardinals: The Scoring Juggernauts

The Cardinals’ proficiency at putting points on the board is evident from their scoring averages. When favored, they surpass the spread by a notable -12.32 points on average, whereas when they play as underdogs, the spread is a respectable +3.13.

On the scoreboard, the Cardinals average a remarkable 33.4 points per game against C-Grade teams. At the same time, they maintain a stingy defense, allowing an average of only 22.2 points. This healthy scoring margin reinforces Louisville’s strong command over lower-tier teams.

The Gambling Cardinal: ATS, SU, and O/U Records

From a betting perspective, Louisville’s performance has been phenomenal. They possess an impressive 11-4 record against the spread (ATS), indicating their consistent ability to outperform market expectations.

When it comes to the game’s outright results, the Cardinals’ straight-up (SU) record stands at a stellar 12-3, highlighting their winning proficiency against C-Grade teams, regardless of the game’s location or their status as favorites or underdogs.

However, the over/under (O/U) market demands a more careful approach. Despite the high-scoring nature of the Cardinals’ games (average O/U total of 57.77), their O/U record is 7-8. This indicates that their games have a slight tendency to end with a total score below the predicted total.

A Comprehensive Look: Cardinals’ Performance Against C-Grade Teams

Statistical CategoryLouisville Cardinals vs. C-Grade Teams
Average Line (Favorite)-12.32
Average Line (Underdog)+3.13
Average Over/Under Total57.77
Average Points Scored by Louisville33.4
Average Points Allowed by Louisville22.2
Against The Spread (ATS) Record11-4-0
Straight Up (SU) Record12-3
Over/Under (O/U) Record7-8-0

Betting Takeaways: The Cardinals’ Edge

For sports bettors, the Louisville Cardinals’ dominant performance against C-Grade teams presents substantial opportunities. Their strong ATS and SU records, along with their impressive scoring averages, provide a reliable basis for betting considerations.

However, caution should be exercised with O/U markets, given the team’s slight lean towards the ‘Under.’ Despite their reputation for high-scoring games, their 7-8 O/U record indicates that the total points often fall short of the average total.

Remember, past performance doesn’t guarantee future results. But when it comes to the Louisville Cardinals taking on C-Grade teams, their past performance paints a picture of consistent dominance and betting opportunities.

Ron Raymond

Ron Raymond is a well-known sports handicapper who runs ATS Stats and the Raymond REPORT. He has over 21 years of experience in the industry and provides expert analysis and predictions for various sports, including football, baseball, hockey, and basketball.

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