With u and king kappy on Brown, I think I will tail you guys. I have been trying to get enough balls all day to bet Umass, but I haven't pulled the trigger yet. Any thoughts on Princeton and Manhattan tonight? I think it is a good spot for the Jaspers. Good Luck tonight.
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With u and king kappy on Brown, I think I will tail you guys. I have been trying to get enough balls all day to bet Umass, but I haven't pulled the trigger yet. Any thoughts on Princeton and Manhattan tonight? I think it is a good spot for the Jaspers. Good Luck tonight.
With u and king kappy on Brown, I think I will tail you guys. I have been trying to get enough balls all day to bet Umass, but I haven't pulled the trigger yet. Any thoughts on Princeton and Manhattan tonight? I think it is a good spot for the Jaspers. Good Luck tonight.
PRIN games are usually so low scoring that laying ANY points seems almost foolish in my mind.
Don't see any STRONG angles here yet,other than it's PRIN's home opener and MAN's first road game.
If you asked 100 people on the street or in a sportsbook have they ever heard of these two teams. 100% would say PRIN,what % would say MAN ????
There is no 100% cappers in the world
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Quote Originally Posted by glewis461:
With u and king kappy on Brown, I think I will tail you guys. I have been trying to get enough balls all day to bet Umass, but I haven't pulled the trigger yet. Any thoughts on Princeton and Manhattan tonight? I think it is a good spot for the Jaspers. Good Luck tonight.
PRIN games are usually so low scoring that laying ANY points seems almost foolish in my mind.
Don't see any STRONG angles here yet,other than it's PRIN's home opener and MAN's first road game.
If you asked 100 people on the street or in a sportsbook have they ever heard of these two teams. 100% would say PRIN,what % would say MAN ????
Nebraska has alot of new faces this year. It may take a few games to get them on the same page. Also, one of their big men, who is new and led them in points in the exhibition games, is not eligible until January. On the other hand, Doc Sadler makes his players hustle and work hard for the entire game, especially on the defensive side. They also, finally, have a little heighth. I don't know much about St. Louis except that they generally play hard too. It really looks like a pick-em game, although I see Nebraska is now up to -2. Just don't know enough about St. Louis so I will probably stay away.
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Nebraska has alot of new faces this year. It may take a few games to get them on the same page. Also, one of their big men, who is new and led them in points in the exhibition games, is not eligible until January. On the other hand, Doc Sadler makes his players hustle and work hard for the entire game, especially on the defensive side. They also, finally, have a little heighth. I don't know much about St. Louis except that they generally play hard too. It really looks like a pick-em game, although I see Nebraska is now up to -2. Just don't know enough about St. Louis so I will probably stay away.
Nebraska has alot of new faces this year. It may take a few games to get them on the same page. Also, one of their big men, who is new and led them in points in the exhibition games, is not eligible until January. On the other hand, Doc Sadler makes his players hustle and work hard for the entire game, especially on the defensive side. They also, finally, have a little heighth. I don't know much about St. Louis except that they generally play hard too. It really looks like a pick-em game, although I see Nebraska is now up to -2. Just don't know enough about St. Louis so I will probably stay away.
I LOVE HOME DOGS !!!!
But something stinks in denmark,both teams had equal records last year 18-13 and 18-14 but NEB was only 4-8 on the road while STL was 14-3 at home.Yet NEB is favored by 1
There is no 100% cappers in the world
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Quote Originally Posted by brandisland:
Nebraska has alot of new faces this year. It may take a few games to get them on the same page. Also, one of their big men, who is new and led them in points in the exhibition games, is not eligible until January. On the other hand, Doc Sadler makes his players hustle and work hard for the entire game, especially on the defensive side. They also, finally, have a little heighth. I don't know much about St. Louis except that they generally play hard too. It really looks like a pick-em game, although I see Nebraska is now up to -2. Just don't know enough about St. Louis so I will probably stay away.
I LOVE HOME DOGS !!!!
But something stinks in denmark,both teams had equal records last year 18-13 and 18-14 but NEB was only 4-8 on the road while STL was 14-3 at home.Yet NEB is favored by 1
Why do you think Cornell is getting all the love on this forum? Just based on last years records? I got Umass winning by 5.
What do you think about these:
Ill Chic, Cin, Kent, Cal Irvine and Manhattan?
Thanks
Mostly because of last year because that's the information everyone has,some will use results from this year so far,but when you put those 2 together it looks on paper like a slam-dunk for COR and you only have to win by 1 bucket.
How convenient for the SIMPLETON bettor to feel COMFORTABLE placing their money down.
There is no 100% cappers in the world
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Quote Originally Posted by ctconnection:
King,
Why do you think Cornell is getting all the love on this forum? Just based on last years records? I got Umass winning by 5.
What do you think about these:
Ill Chic, Cin, Kent, Cal Irvine and Manhattan?
Thanks
Mostly because of last year because that's the information everyone has,some will use results from this year so far,but when you put those 2 together it looks on paper like a slam-dunk for COR and you only have to win by 1 bucket.
How convenient for the SIMPLETON bettor to feel COMFORTABLE placing their money down.
• UMass has one of the youngest teams in the country as UMass features the top recruiting class in the Atlantic 10 with five freshmen. The Minutemen are also welcoming two transfers who will be eligible this season in Sean Carter from Oregon State and Hashim "Big City" Bailey from Memphis. Sophomore Trey Lang also returns to the team after not playing in 2008-09, giving UMass eight newcomers for this season's roster.
• UMass returns just 36.1 average points. In looking at it by percentages, UMass returns 49.1 percent of its scoring with Harris leading the way. UMass lost nearly all of its rebounding with the graduation of 2009 Atlantic 10 Defensive Player of the Year Tony Gaffney, the final cut of the NBA Champion Los Angeles Lakers. UMass has just 24.3 percent of its rebounding returning as Gaffney grabbed 10.2 per game.
Got this from the UMASS website. Concerns? Cornell brings back their starting five.
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• UMass has one of the youngest teams in the country as UMass features the top recruiting class in the Atlantic 10 with five freshmen. The Minutemen are also welcoming two transfers who will be eligible this season in Sean Carter from Oregon State and Hashim "Big City" Bailey from Memphis. Sophomore Trey Lang also returns to the team after not playing in 2008-09, giving UMass eight newcomers for this season's roster.
• UMass returns just 36.1 average points. In looking at it by percentages, UMass returns 49.1 percent of its scoring with Harris leading the way. UMass lost nearly all of its rebounding with the graduation of 2009 Atlantic 10 Defensive Player of the Year Tony Gaffney, the final cut of the NBA Champion Los Angeles Lakers. UMass has just 24.3 percent of its rebounding returning as Gaffney grabbed 10.2 per game.
Got this from the UMASS website. Concerns? Cornell brings back their starting five.
The bottom line for Nebraska is that will play hard for Sadler. I also think the newcomers have talent. We've waited a long time (in Nebraska) for a coach like Doc, who makes his kids work and play hard. So maybe Nebraska being favored is the right side. I just don't know much about St. Louis except that Majerus is the coach. Not sure how motivated he is to be there. If the line moves more for Nebraska I'd go with the Huskers.
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The bottom line for Nebraska is that will play hard for Sadler. I also think the newcomers have talent. We've waited a long time (in Nebraska) for a coach like Doc, who makes his kids work and play hard. So maybe Nebraska being favored is the right side. I just don't know much about St. Louis except that Majerus is the coach. Not sure how motivated he is to be there. If the line moves more for Nebraska I'd go with the Huskers.
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