A matchup this late in the season in which there is such a gap in strength of schedule is a great opportunity to exploit value. Harvard has played a respectable schedule ranked 150th in the nation, while Brown is 345 of 351.

So the fact brown has dropped 4-of-6, while toughened up Harvard is 9-3 the last 12. Harvard has won 19 straight games in Lavietes Pavilion dating back to last season, the sixth longest home win streak in the NCAA. Most importantly, they are 3-1 in lined games and they are outscoring teams by 20.7 points per game at home this season.

The Crimson are holding teams to 7.6 points per game below their normal scoring average.