Colorado may have played like a big pile of buffalo chips in its inaugural Pac-12 football betting season but CU’s basketball team has flexed some unexpected muscle en route to its current 10-4 league mark. 
Picked to finish in a tie for 10th place before the college basketball betting picks complete this season, the Buffs reside alone in third place with just over a week left on the conference schedule.
Most impressive has been their 7-0 SU and 5-2 ATS at home versus Pac-12 foes where the altitude at Coors Events Center works in Colorado’s favor… especially against teams with little depth like California.
The Bears, who hadn't won a conference title in 50 years, are poised to claim their second in three seasons (Cal holds tie-breaker over Washington) if they can sweep their final three contests, all on the road predicted by the Best betting sites.
The visitors beat CU in Berkeley earlier this year but were less than impressive in the 57-50 win.
Today’s revenge scenario plays to Buffalo head coach Tad Boyle’s strength: he’s 11-4 ATS overall at home and 9-4 ATS seeking revenge, including 6-0 ATS versus a foe off a win (check Cal result at Utah Thursday night).
The road has also been unkind to Cal in this series as the Bears are an empty-handed 0-3 SU and ATS at Boulder of late – not good news against a team that’s won four of its last five games SU (prior to facing Stanford on February 23) and should take the court before a sellout crowd here.
With pressure mounting as California looks to stave off the Huskies for the top seed in the upcoming Pac-12 tourney, look for the Bears to take a s**t in the Rocky Mountain woods.
