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#30
Quote Originally Posted by banshee826:
McMullar and McNeil avg 4 pts between them and 22 min combined. Depth might be hurt but not to the point that its a no-play unless the fatigue factor just overtakes them, which is the recipe that doomer Ind St yesterday. Huge advantage for the teams that had the bye
McMullar and McNeil avg 4 pts between them and 22 min combined. Depth might be hurt but not to the point that its a no-play unless the fatigue factor just overtakes them, which is the recipe that doomer Ind St yesterday. Huge advantage for the teams that had the bye
This is the hardest part of conference tournament betting, IMO. Some say that the team already acclimated to the court and setting are at an advantage against the one with the bye. The other side of the coin, of course, is fatigue. I agree that McCullar and McNeill are not important in the box score, but ODU has a slew of big bodies and UD is going to need a few guys to help out Jamelle Hagins inside. ODU will be playing the remainder of the season without senior PG Trian Iliadis, who tore his ACL two days before the finale against Drexel. His loss moves Bazmore to the point. Need to see a line first...
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YOU LOVE THAT DON'T YOU!!!!!! YOU DEGENERATE BITCH.
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#32
Quote Originally Posted by pioneerpossee:
I'm on the memphis ml, just curious what do you see in tulsa?
I'm on the memphis ml, just curious what do you see in tulsa?
White out, Senior Day, playing for the #2 seed, very good at the Reynolds Center, more than enough size and athleticism to neutralize Memphis. Unlike every team the league not named Marshall, Tulsa has the size, bulk, and raw athleticism to hang. Memphis played its best game of the year on Wednesday night in a major revenge game against UCF. I have to think they put quite a bit of emotion into that game and will be hard-pressed to match the intensity of Tulsa in an early (11 A.M) start.
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#34
Quote Originally Posted by banshee826:
Correct that from above....Fordham was a short dog to Charlotte - I think it was 3 or 3'
Correct that from above....Fordham was a short dog to Charlotte - I think it was 3 or 3'
True. Forgot about that loss. Pulling the trigger on Fordham is never easy and it's entirely possible that Temple's shooters light up their zone. Pros outweight the cons, though.
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#36
Quote Originally Posted by solarhai:
i respect your picks. but when you write like this:
Memphis @ Tulsa +4 (1 unit)
American +9.5 @ Lehigh (1 unit)
St. Bonaventure @ La Salle -3 (1 unit)
Temple @ Fordham +14 (1 unit)
Louisville +11 @ Syracuse (1 unit)
St. John's +8 @ Rutgers (1 unit)
it means
Memphis @ Tulsa +4 (1 unit)---pick tulsa+4? and so on?
American +9.5 @ Lehigh (1 unit)
St. Bonaventure @ La Salle -3 (1 unit)
Temple @ Fordham +14 (1 unit)
Louisville +11 @ Syracuse (1 unit)
St. John's +8 @ Rutgers (1 unit)
so confusing
You dumb!
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#50
Quote Originally Posted by tcloke:
Hey jfen good luck today ant thoughts on South Florida, Georgetown, and St Louis. thx in advance.
Hey jfen good luck today ant thoughts on South Florida, Georgetown, and St Louis. thx in advance.
Duquense-SLU is a ridiculous contrast in style. It's pretty hard to turn the Billikens over but they are susceptible to being sped up on the road by pressing teams (see: UMASS). If that happens, Duquense probably wins. If this is a halfcourt game, SLU wins in a blowout. Duquesne needs to hit threes in bunches to win and few teams defend the three like SLU. Tough game to read because it's impossible to predict the pace at which the game will be played.
No opinions on the other two. Nothing jumps out at me in either game.
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