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Any Picks??
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#53
Quote Originally Posted by olemiss33:
That is what we have played predominantly the last two games. The zone has helped keep Buck out of foul trouble, and to be honest, this team is completely different when he is on the floor. I honestly think the team could survive without Warren, but not Buck. There is some depth in the backcourt, but not the frontcourt. Demarco Cox just isn't ready for the SEC, and Henry is solid, but is more of a slashing wing guy.
I think you will see Gaskins and Nick Williams in Hopson's face all day, and he will get frustrated.
Again, I think the difference here is two things: 1) TN has no one that can guard Terrence. 2) If Buck can stay out of foul trouble(and that's a big if), TN will have trouble getting in the lane. I think the Rebs will do everything they can to get the ball in the paint and get to the line. If you take away Buck's numbers, this team shoots almost 80% from the line. He, of course, is about a 40% shooter.
Again, I can't stress to you how much this team has riding on this game. With early wins against some decent opponents in Penn St. and USM, they need two or three more signature wins to have any chance @ an at large bid, if that chance is even still a possibility. The week off has given them a full week to prepare, and I think AK will have them ready.
That is what we have played predominantly the last two games. The zone has helped keep Buck out of foul trouble, and to be honest, this team is completely different when he is on the floor. I honestly think the team could survive without Warren, but not Buck. There is some depth in the backcourt, but not the frontcourt. Demarco Cox just isn't ready for the SEC, and Henry is solid, but is more of a slashing wing guy.
I think you will see Gaskins and Nick Williams in Hopson's face all day, and he will get frustrated.
Again, I think the difference here is two things: 1) TN has no one that can guard Terrence. 2) If Buck can stay out of foul trouble(and that's a big if), TN will have trouble getting in the lane. I think the Rebs will do everything they can to get the ball in the paint and get to the line. If you take away Buck's numbers, this team shoots almost 80% from the line. He, of course, is about a 40% shooter.
Again, I can't stress to you how much this team has riding on this game. With early wins against some decent opponents in Penn St. and USM, they need two or three more signature wins to have any chance @ an at large bid, if that chance is even still a possibility. The week off has given them a full week to prepare, and I think AK will have them ready.
I appreciate the posts and you are welcome in this thread anytime with that information, but I have been against Ole Miss twice so far this year with Dayton (W) and So. Miss (L). I simply don't think they're as good as the lines have made them out to be this year, yet maybe they're playing some good basketball right now. I don't think I'll play Ole Miss, but now that I know they can play the zone I will happily stay away from Tennessee and root for your boys
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#54
OLE MISS?? You claim you aren't being a homer but you went out to eat with some of the players? SOunds like you have a few feelings in this game. Let me let you know something, the SEC West is one of the worst collections of teams in major D1 bball. Any team from the East will handle Ole MISS home or away. Sorry to say it. ANd ROLL TIDE SON!
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#56
Quote Originally Posted by garywpt:
THIS POST IS THE BIGGEST WASTE OF TIME.
THIS POST IS THE BIGGEST WASTE OF TIME.
discussion is never a bad thing
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Southern California +6.5 (-102) @ Arizona
-Guessed the movement so wrong and it'll probably come back to bite me. Loved USC at 8 and I told myself I'd take 6, which I'm still above yet still very angry with the points I've missed. I think Nikola Vucevic is an awful matchup for the Wildcats as their foreign big will struggle to stop such a polished offensive player. I also think Marcus Simmons will make it very difficult for Derrick Williams to score, so if the UA role players beat me then I'll tip my hat and think I made a good bet. Look for a big night from Vucevic and a smaller night from Williams.
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Quote Originally Posted by aggieaccountant:
GWarner-
So, your basis for your comments is a fight song from over 90 years ago? Ha. Oh well, I am used to how you guys are so it is what it is. Good luck on your plays for the day.
- 93 years to be exact. And quoted - The victory is more important then a national title
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Quote Originally Posted by PDudek7263:
Warner is on here everyday and is always willing to talk hoops with anyone. I've never seen the guy say a bad thing about anyone and you guys are coming in his thread and mocking his opinions
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The funniest part about it is that if you lived in Texas for a day and you weren't an idiot you would realize that UT is A&M's super bowl in every sport. They exist to try to make themselves the No. 1 university in the state and they will never be there. Tough to push a rock up a mountain, but they try...
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Ohio State -10 (-105) @ Northwestern
-If this is close at the end I deserve to lose, but this should be a blowout. No Shurna means one less scorer for the Bucks to worry about. No look-ahead present so I think we see Ohio State take care of business again. NW has no one to stop Sullinger, their 1-3-1 defense can't stop athletic teams (like tOSU) and I think the visitors shoot the ball better than the home team. Again, I hate road chalk and can understand if you don't want to play this, but I got the number I was hoping for and I'm going to play it and watch for the 30-point victory. Gonna get uggggggggly in Evanston tonight.
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