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#26
Missed this thread! I hope it keeps going. 
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#34
Let's get one posted and see how this goes......
LOCK = Colorado/WSU over 146.5
This is strictly a pace-of-game play here. WSU averages over 83 points per game at home and Ernie Kent has always thought that flying up and down the court is the best way for an undermanned team to compete against better teams, which is where we are tonight. The Cougs can fill it up, especially at home, and thy will have to think their best chance at a win in this game is to get the game easily into the 80's. Colorado is not the type of team to push the pace, but their best player, Wright, is also their point guard, and when WSU wants to run, my guess is he won't back down. WSU does not put a high priority on getting back on D and I think Colorado and Wright will take advantage of it. I also think they will not go out of their way to try and slow the pace either because I think they don't particularly fear the Cougars and they probably think they can outscore them. WSU's top gun, Robert Franks, may be making a run at Pac-12 POY right now, and I expect him to come out firing and to carry WSU into a tight game that should see both teams get near or over 80 points. Barring a lousy shooting night, I think this oen gets into the 160s.
Good luck all!
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Posted:
#37
Quote Originally Posted by USCHolmey:
Let's get one posted and see how this goes......
LOCK = Colorado/WSU over 146.5
This is strictly a pace-of-game play here. WSU averages over 83 points per game at home and Ernie Kent has always thought that flying up and down the court is the best way for an undermanned team to compete against better teams, which is where we are tonight. The Cougs can fill it up, especially at home, and thy will have to think their best chance at a win in this game is to get the game easily into the 80's. Colorado is not the type of team to push the pace, but their best player, Wright, is also their point guard, and when WSU wants to run, my guess is he won't back down. WSU does not put a high priority on getting back on D and I think Colorado and Wright will take advantage of it. I also think they will not go out of their way to try and slow the pace either because I think they don't particularly fear the Cougars and they probably think they can outscore them. WSU's top gun, Robert Franks, may be making a run at Pac-12 POY right now, and I expect him to come out firing and to carry WSU into a tight game that should see both teams get near or over 80 points. Barring a lousy shooting night, I think this oen gets into the 160s.
Good luck all!
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Posted:
#48
Hey Bandit!
I actually have only seen them a couple times this year, and they were awful every time. UW had a really tough night last night. Foul trouble and just bad play. I don't think I am putting a lot of weight on that game, and considering it a bit of an anomaly at this point. Maybe they do turn it around, but I don't think they are very good this year. Maybe .500. WSU played like crap yesterday against USC also. USC tried to give them back that game several times but their star scorer (Elleby) was 3-for-22 from the field and was just killing them with bad shot selection and forcing shots. If he even shoots 33% from the field, I think USC farts that game away on the road because they played like crap too.
Those were just my observations from yesterday in case they help.
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