Took the day off today, heading to the beach in a few.
Caleb Foster, point guard, Duke, had surgery less than 3 weeks ago so this is a bit of a surprise. He's a junior and an excellent 3 point shooter, 40%. If he does play expect him to have limited minutes. Cayden "little" Boozer has been excellent in his place, 28 combined points in the two tournament games and 10 assists vs only 2 TO's. He'll be tested against the pressure defense of St John's so even a few key minutes out of Caleb could be big for Duke tonight.
Joshua Jefferson, PF, Iowa State, he's a beast and a 2nd team All American. Iowa State didn't miss a beat without him in trouncing Kentucky but here again, Tennessee is an outstanding rebounding team and a few solid minutes out of their star could be the difference for the Cyclones. It's a lower sprained ankle, which isn't nearly as bad the high sprain, I've had them both and from playing basketball and turnaround time for the low sprain was much quicker and I didn't have access to the treatment I'm sure he's been receiving. All about pain tolerance, I think we see him on the court tonight.
FWIW, point spread aside, I believe Duke and Iowa State move on tonight. Good luck to everyone!
"I'm afraid all we may have done is awakened a sleeping giant."
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Took the day off today, heading to the beach in a few.
Caleb Foster, point guard, Duke, had surgery less than 3 weeks ago so this is a bit of a surprise. He's a junior and an excellent 3 point shooter, 40%. If he does play expect him to have limited minutes. Cayden "little" Boozer has been excellent in his place, 28 combined points in the two tournament games and 10 assists vs only 2 TO's. He'll be tested against the pressure defense of St John's so even a few key minutes out of Caleb could be big for Duke tonight.
Joshua Jefferson, PF, Iowa State, he's a beast and a 2nd team All American. Iowa State didn't miss a beat without him in trouncing Kentucky but here again, Tennessee is an outstanding rebounding team and a few solid minutes out of their star could be the difference for the Cyclones. It's a lower sprained ankle, which isn't nearly as bad the high sprain, I've had them both and from playing basketball and turnaround time for the low sprain was much quicker and I didn't have access to the treatment I'm sure he's been receiving. All about pain tolerance, I think we see him on the court tonight.
FWIW, point spread aside, I believe Duke and Iowa State move on tonight. Good luck to everyone!
I'm on Michigan tonight, -9.5. Size advantage and the skills of their bigs seems too much for Bama to overcome. Playing in Chicago as well, it'll be like a home crowd for the Wolverines and they just played their conference tournament there. But good luck to you!
"I'm afraid all we may have done is awakened a sleeping giant."
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@Wizerguy
I'm on Michigan tonight, -9.5. Size advantage and the skills of their bigs seems too much for Bama to overcome. Playing in Chicago as well, it'll be like a home crowd for the Wolverines and they just played their conference tournament there. But good luck to you!
@Wizerguy I'm on Michigan tonight, -9.5. Size advantage and the skills of their bigs seems too much for Bama to overcome. Playing in Chicago as well, it'll be like a home crowd for the Wolverines and they just played their conference tournament there. But good luck to you!
BOL on Wolverines!!
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Quote Originally Posted by mrusso:
@Wizerguy I'm on Michigan tonight, -9.5. Size advantage and the skills of their bigs seems too much for Bama to overcome. Playing in Chicago as well, it'll be like a home crowd for the Wolverines and they just played their conference tournament there. But good luck to you!
Nope, wrong. He played well, they wouldn't have won without him. That being said I'm sure he provided the team inspiration in addition to his solid play on the court.
"I'm afraid all we may have done is awakened a sleeping giant."
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@vetdrm
Nope, wrong. He played well, they wouldn't have won without him. That being said I'm sure he provided the team inspiration in addition to his solid play on the court.
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