Posted:
#26
Am i the only one who thought the total would be higher?
ZONA -1.5 vs Michigan. Thoughts?
this year. Next season is a different story with Caleb
. Put some heavy dimes on Arizona feature next year and 
them through the season
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#30
@Asianhottie
I lean Michigan, if both teams are at their best I just think they win. Both teams go on runs that are holy shit-next level, but Michigan's seem a bit more dominant imo. I also think Michigan's outside shooting is better, and I think Michigan is one team that won't allow Az to bully them in the paint.
Posted:
#32
AZ wins by 8-10. All they have to do is go rewatch game film of Purdue dominating Michigan 2.5 weeks ago in the Big 10 tourney title game.
By the way AZ blew the doors off of Purdue Saturday in the 2nd half. Michigan's big Johnson gets exposed frequently on defense, which spells trouble for Michigan considering AZ dominates at points in the paint and free throws. Bradley is going to get to the rim at will against Cadeau. I also do not know who is sticking Burries. AZ's backcourt is just much better. AZ has been the best team all season and will show that again this upcoming weekend. The Wildcats will eat at the free throw line. By the way to all these schmos saying AZ cannot shoot the three, they shoot the exact same percentage from 3 at 36% as Michigan does. They just take a lot less attempts because no one can stop them from getting to the rim at will and dominating in the paint and at the free throw line. 
@jdubb2584
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#38
Posted by Sidehatch]Arizona went 7-1 against Top 10 teams, including Florida and UConn. They also beat UCLA and regularly beat Houston and ISU before their top guys got injured. Arizona had a two game stretch of losses in Kansas, and against Texas Tech at home. Michigan 5-1 against Top 10 teams, but had that loss to Purdue after Purdue's ranking dropped from 8 to 18. They also lost to Wisconsin, who got bounced in the first round by High Point. However, Michigan does shoot the three much better than Arizona. Both teams are great, but Michigan's size is going to make it more difficult for Arizona to dominate the paint - which I mention because that's how Arizona wins games, by dominating the paint. (If they can't dominate the paint, that's a big problem.) So as an Arizona alum, I want my Wildcats to win but understand why they're a slight dog. If the game comes down to foul trouble, I just hope the refs call a good game. The middle of Arizona's game against Purdue had some weird stuff, like letting Acuff take 10 steps with one dribble (4 steps before the gather, 6 steps afterward), or calling a moving screen on Awaka when he had his feet set. They started getting calls right after that stretch, but it was a weird stretch. baby steps 
goldfinger 1964
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#39
Quote Originally Posted by Joker25:
Am i the only one who thought the total would be higher?
Am i the only one who thought the total would be higher?
No, I immediately put a unit on over 157. I’ve watched Arizona all year too, and while their defense can be stingy, I don’t see them completely shutting down Michigan’s offense to force an under. Against lesser competition they did force a bunch of unders
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