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#151
Well, I blew this one pretty bad. Sorry guys. Saw the interviews after the game...Pacers admitted they were tired from last nights game, and it definitely showed. The beginning part of the third quarter was the key to the game. Philly was playing awful defense and looked they were ready to throw in the towel, and the Pacers could've burried them, but they missed open shot after open shot. You could just see Philly get confident and start playing faster and more competitive.
After watching them play in person, this second unit is really vulnerable to giving up points to faster teams. Might want to look at some of these matchups, and if there is a back to back night or a lesser quality team and the second unit may play a lot of minutes, playing the TT overs might be the smart play. Copeland is worse in person on defense than he is on TV. Play after play, he got blown buy, gave up easy baskets, fouled a guy...he's a disaster. Seriously, if he keeps it up he won't see the floor again. Little disappointed by Scola tonight. He's got better skills than he showed tonight.
Looking more and more like the recent trend is to take Pacers opponent 1st half +the points. No clue what is up with the slow starts, but there's no arguing the numbers. Team will get some rest, and come back Monday against Minnesota. If Minn is getting points in the first half, I'll be on that. I'll also see what the TT is for the Twolves, and it may be a good spot for the over. I think the TWolves match up good against the Pacers.
After watching them play in person, this second unit is really vulnerable to giving up points to faster teams. Might want to look at some of these matchups, and if there is a back to back night or a lesser quality team and the second unit may play a lot of minutes, playing the TT overs might be the smart play. Copeland is worse in person on defense than he is on TV. Play after play, he got blown buy, gave up easy baskets, fouled a guy...he's a disaster. Seriously, if he keeps it up he won't see the floor again. Little disappointed by Scola tonight. He's got better skills than he showed tonight.
Looking more and more like the recent trend is to take Pacers opponent 1st half +the points. No clue what is up with the slow starts, but there's no arguing the numbers. Team will get some rest, and come back Monday against Minnesota. If Minn is getting points in the first half, I'll be on that. I'll also see what the TT is for the Twolves, and it may be a good spot for the over. I think the TWolves match up good against the Pacers.
