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#301
BOL NROPP
GOOD LUCK TODAY BROTHER
BOOZ
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January Hoops (Cont'd)
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#309
Neil - It was encouraging to see UNI be able to stay up tempo with control at WSU last night, plus the fact WSU shot 56%, 50% from 3pt and 91% FT. It came down to getting nine more shots at the FT..i like UNI's version of the Princeton/NW offense, give and go/slash to the bucket. It also helped UNI shot 57% and 46% from 3pt, too. That being said, I dont like them as the chalk the next 2 weeks. Im interested if they are getting 5 or more at SMS in a couple weeks. I like this team to have an outside chance for an at-large bid. If they go 7-3 in their last 10 and make the championship game, I LOVE their chances for the at-large bid. The tourney has too, just for the fact the were the cinderella darlings last year. Do you see what im seeing?
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#312
nropp, appreciate the plays and insight. You've made me some good money this year. I'm a WKU season ticket holder and have been since 1994. What makes you like them tonight with all the internal problems going on with the team. Thier confidense and team chemistry is at an all time low, much like the Matt Killcullen days. Might be thier night, just don't know. They are due for a win. Thanks for what you do.
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#314
Quote Originally Posted by nropp11:
Leaned the other way. Always a chance Gonzaga runs any team outta the gym in this conference, but it's a nice spot for Santa Clara. They have enough offense to hang around. Problem is on the other side of the ball.
From article I found...
"The Bulldogs embark on their first WCC road trip. The Leavey Center has been a tough venue for the Zags, even though they haven’t lost there since February 2000. GU trailed last year by 14 in the second half before dominating the final 10 minutes. Santa Clara led midway through the second half two years ago, but GU rallied to win. Three years ago, SCU’s Brody Angley inexplicably fouled Steven Gray 65 feet from Gonzaga’s basket with 0.3 seconds left."
Zags win close one again.
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#319
Quote Originally Posted by gmitran:
From article I found...
"The Bulldogs embark on their first WCC road trip. The Leavey Center has been a tough venue for the Zags, even though they haven’t lost there since February 2000. GU trailed last year by 14 in the second half before dominating the final 10 minutes. Santa Clara led midway through the second half two years ago, but GU rallied to win. Three years ago, SCU’s Brody Angley inexplicably fouled Steven Gray 65 feet from Gonzaga’s basket with 0.3 seconds left."
Zags win close one again.
From article I found...
"The Bulldogs embark on their first WCC road trip. The Leavey Center has been a tough venue for the Zags, even though they haven’t lost there since February 2000. GU trailed last year by 14 in the second half before dominating the final 10 minutes. Santa Clara led midway through the second half two years ago, but GU rallied to win. Three years ago, SCU’s Brody Angley inexplicably fouled Steven Gray 65 feet from Gonzaga’s basket with 0.3 seconds left."
Zags win close one again.
Good info thanks, Over looks semi tasty at 146
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Posted:
#323
Nropp,
You never said mentioned anything about the E. Ill/Murray St game after being pretty high on E.Ill earlier this season. Doesn't the 14pts seem quite a bit from Murray St who doesn't seem to be quite as good as in previous years? E.Ill ven came thru for you when they had the flu! Except for Laser, they seem to be ok now!
Thanks again for sharing your work and I look for you to rebound tonight as you have some very solid selections!
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#325
Nropp
Any thoughts on the 581 Northern Colorado (-9 ½) over SACRAMENTO STATE. Sacramento State applies to a negative 72-157-2 ATS weak home court situation and I don’t see them competing with a Northern Colorado squad that is already 4-0 ATS this season as a favorite of 6 points or more.
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