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Louisville has the same team that lost in the final four last year to the national champion KY wildcats by only 7 points. Rick Pitino is 10-0 in sweet 16 games and the average margin of victory is 22 points. Yes u read that correctly. 10-0 by 22 points. That tells me when he has a week to prepare for a game he is dangerous. So tell me about Oregon's experience and coach.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by chris5641:

Quote Originally Posted by UAchadrick:


Late season, pac 12 tourney, and ncaa tournament there turnover numbers have been efficient.


Really? They had 18 TO's against Okl. st. and 18 against St. Louis in the tourney last week. 

I think Oregon will score a lot of points, only because Pitino knows how to train players to change styles of play, and they will gladly play up and down, and they will get open looks. PAC 12 teams have been helping opponents score better numbers outside the arc. Note Arizona lost on a trey--same guy who was hitting em all 2nd H, so not a surprise, yet they could not get a hand up. I really like the over here. Ville will get 50% from the field and a lot of open looks. Over should be 140+.

 
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Oregon. Lol. Pac12 is weak and louisville will dominate this game from the first tip.
Louiseville TT over 70 is my play.
 
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Great banter in this thread ... Hope it turns into an ingame thread by tip... we shall see who is the better bird 2nite
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Quantum_Leap:

I think Oregon will score a lot of points, only because Pitino knows how to train players to change styles of play, and they will gladly play up and down, and they will get open looks. PAC 12 teams have been helping opponents score better numbers outside the arc. Note Arizona lost on a trey--same guy who was hitting em all 2nd H, so not a surprise, yet they could not get a hand up. I really like the over here. Ville will get 50% from the field and a lot of open looks. Over should be 140+.


Louisville doesn't need to change styles they are a running team that scores more then Oregon. Oregon already said they are going to try and run with them. I like the over also and locked mine in earlier this week at 129 and couldn't believe it was that low but it is on the move now.
 
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thanks for the fade shmuck
 
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The only thing oregon is better at is better looking cheerleaders.
 
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https://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ssf/2013/03/ncaa_tournament_oregon_ducks_l.html

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Oregon and the over

Loserville by 5 or 6
 
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I appreciate the Oregon love and I completely agree that we will cover. I think it will be a 4-6 point game in the end.

Your point about being efficient is way off base tho. Ducks are f*cking awful at keeping the ball, however I don't think this will be as big of a factor as many think in this game. People don't take the ball from Oregon as much as they give it away with stupid passes. They will play smarter tonight knowing Louisville is going to be focused on taking the ball away on every possession.

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Oregon had one of the worst assist to turnover ratios in the country this year! They were 300+ in the country. They haven't seen anything like what they are gonna see tonight.  If Oregon covers it'll be through the back door and definitely not the front. 
 
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Quack Quack! Ducks cover! They may even win SU! Sprinkling a little on th ML just for some fun too. :)
 
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This match up reminds me of Syracuse-Indiana in that Oregon will face a tough defense they have not seen this year. Cuse was tall, quick and played their signature zone where as Louisville has some height but is very quick and aggressive defensively. .Oregon's defense is a little above average..not great and at times inconsistent.  I am not playing this game but i think the Cards defense will prove too much just like the what Indiana ran into. I like the Cards to cover.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by freddyboy:

https://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ssf/2013/03/ncaa_tournament_oregon_ducks_l.html

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Oregon and the over

Loserville by 5 or 6

I hope u are not using any Pitino quotes in this article to base ur wagering on.lol cause Pitino always builds up the opponent to his players. He said our 1st round opponent was the best he has ever played in the 1st round and then we beat them by 31. He said Colorado St. was the best 2nd round 8 seed he has ever seen and we beat them by 26. I have never said Louisville was going to win or blow out Oregon but I would like for somebody to show me why they won't. Louisville has the advantage on offense and defense and at every position and every stat. They are the only team left ranked in top 10 in offense & defense efficientcy. They have won 12 in a row and all but one was by double digits. 
 
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OREGON HAS NO SHOT TO WIN TONIGHT. KEEP DRINKING THE COOL AID BOSS.
 
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Maybe the 1st H the quacks show up. Ville owns the second half.
 
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Arizona Alum here and while I too love the Pac 12... I disagree with the OP. I actually think the Pac 12 is down compared to years past. The conference is mediocre at best and extremely fortunate to have 2 teams make it to the Sweet 16. Well, one got eliminated yesterday and the other is going to get embarrassed tonight

Oregon does not match up well with Louisville at all and their turnover issues are going to catch up with them. Louisville is also a team that regularly covers large numbers, so 11 points for a team that delivers beat downs is par for the course.

UAChadrick - dont bet with your heart man..it's a recipe for disaster.

 
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The only concern I would have (and do have as my money is on UL -10.5) are the refs. If they call a tight game that will hurt UL's aggressive defense. If they let em play, then I think UL will get several easy baskets off TO's.

If they call a lot of ticky tack hand checks, then it may hurt the flow of the game and maybe Oregon can keep it within the number.

We shall see!
 
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Plays from the romper room, specials eds class
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CAPTAINPAP:

OREGON HAS NO SHOT TO WIN TONIGHT. KEEP DRINKING THE COOL AID BOSS.






 
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PAC 12 capping education lol
 
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Don't hear any quack quack quack. 
 
 
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Wondering who was actually betting the Ducks in this spot, now I know.

Also watched a ton of both of these teams play and this was obviously a Cards or no play.
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