My research found that playoff teams coming off a 30
+ point loss have gone 17 - 13 ATS since 2005 and 37 - 21 ATS since 1990.
Going one step further, I found that teams coming off a 25
+ point loss in the NBA Finals have gone 4 - 0 ATS since 2005.
Not exact matches
The Big 12 might not have been amazing — per both S&P
+ and your own eyeballs, it graded out as the worst power conference — but they still beat seven top - 50 teams by an average of 16.4
points following the Ohio State
loss.
S&P
+ top 25 for giving up 21
points to Boston College in an upset
loss.
Over the past eleven seasons, playoff teams coming off a
loss of 25
+ points have gone 37 - 36 straight up with
+28.67 units won and a 39.3 % return on investment (ROI).
The Bulldogs fell from 59th to 71st in S&P
+, suffered three one -
point losses, and sank to 7 - 6 after three consecutive nine - win seasons.
Team Roberson suffered two
losses this week in both of their hoops matchups, losing by 20
+ points in each game.
Since 2003, teams coming off a
loss of 20
+ points have gone 322 - 275 (53.9 %) with
+29.01 units won including a 22 - 18 ATS mark this season.
South Florida's string of consecutive 30
+ point games came to an end last night in a 28 - 24
loss to Houston.
Well, truth is often stranger than fiction, so have a look at this Bloomberg article
pointing at a 37 %
loss in the ProShares UltraShort 20
+ Year Treasury (TBT).
I've considered renting it out so we can move my family into a larger home, because until the real estate market vastly improves, there's no way I can sell it without taking a $ 20,000
+ loss, and while my family will be comfortable in the home for the next two or three years, there will be a
point where 1,000 square feet is not enough.