Evansville leads most of the way and survives a late Purdue rally by making all their free throws and wins by 4.

Like I've been saying, follow the strategy, not the system. At the risk of starting another huge debate, here's another example, playing home dogs in the NFL. The system (loosely calling it a system because there are many systems that are based on it) that's been profitable for something like the past 20 years. But why? Because the strategy behind it is that favorites are usually overvalued and it has been a solid betting strategy betting against them. But this year (up to this point), there hasn't been as much value in the dogs. If you've been taking them blindly, you've been losing. But if you're following the strategy and only making the plays when it applies to each individual matchup, you've been fine.