add Georgia -3.5 (-102) vs. UAB
-This line is stupid and I’m forced to play it. UAB lost a ton in
their FC last year when Elijah Millsap declared for the NBA draft after
his junior season and didn’t get selected. HC Mike Davis wasn’t prepared
for that, and it shows with the team he’s built for this season showing
a huge void on the interior. He has some talent there, but the talent
is still young and still has a long way to go to compete with the
ability of Trey Thompkins and Jeremy Price. Even UAB’s guards aren’t
very talented, considering what they’ve had in years prior. Their little
5’8” PG is their sparkplug who can be neutralized by the various speedy
defenders Mark Fox can throw at him. The one matchup advantage for UAB
is their new freshman Purifoy who can play anywhere from the 2 to the 4
depending on what Davis wants to do. I expect UAB to go small and try to
take advantage of a speed advantage when Price and Thompkins are on the
floor, but that shouldn’t work too well because the two UGA bigs are
adept at playing at a high pace. I haven’t even mentioned the most
flashy Bulldog, Travis Leslie, who will probably defend Purifoy on the
offensive end. If he can slow Purifoy and contribute a little on the
backboard, I think UGA wins this game. If he can score like he’s shown
he can, they will win this going away. The home crowd should be
interested as there’s no football interference, and this will be a good
win for UGA at home. This line should be at 6 or above, so I’m in at 3.5
hoping the backdoor stays closed.
add Georgia -3.5 (-102) vs. UAB
-This line is stupid and I’m forced to play it. UAB lost a ton in
their FC last year when Elijah Millsap declared for the NBA draft after
his junior season and didn’t get selected. HC Mike Davis wasn’t prepared
for that, and it shows with the team he’s built for this season showing
a huge void on the interior. He has some talent there, but the talent
is still young and still has a long way to go to compete with the
ability of Trey Thompkins and Jeremy Price. Even UAB’s guards aren’t
very talented, considering what they’ve had in years prior. Their little
5’8” PG is their sparkplug who can be neutralized by the various speedy
defenders Mark Fox can throw at him. The one matchup advantage for UAB
is their new freshman Purifoy who can play anywhere from the 2 to the 4
depending on what Davis wants to do. I expect UAB to go small and try to
take advantage of a speed advantage when Price and Thompkins are on the
floor, but that shouldn’t work too well because the two UGA bigs are
adept at playing at a high pace. I haven’t even mentioned the most
flashy Bulldog, Travis Leslie, who will probably defend Purifoy on the
offensive end. If he can slow Purifoy and contribute a little on the
backboard, I think UGA wins this game. If he can score like he’s shown
he can, they will win this going away. The home crowd should be
interested as there’s no football interference, and this will be a good
win for UGA at home. This line should be at 6 or above, so I’m in at 3.5
hoping the backdoor stays closed.
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