Posted:
#226
MIAMI
Siniakova/Townsend 2-0 (-140)
Miami Open
Posted:
#229
@BIGMOMMALUTZ
I've been trying to get an answer out of Wgomel on ole miss
And I really like tn to win and cover. My heart obviously says that but honestly my head does too. I've analyzed it every way I can and spent half my week listening to others I respect and who are in the know analyze it on the radio. I'm really confident.
Good call gentlemen 
Posted:
#245
Considering that it was in the sweet 16, that Vols game had to be the worst game of the tournament. It was never competitive. Nothing happened that would make you think it ever would become competitive. TN took a double digit lead around midway through the first half and the lead didn't drop below double digits the rest of the way.
Posted:
#246
Quote Originally Posted by bringit:
Quote Originally Posted by bringit: PUERTO VALLARTA Jacqueline Cristian -2.5 (-120) I'm 3-0 today betting the 3 Puerto matches and 7-1 so far for the tourney. Not trying to tout unposted plays and really don't care but I'm pretty sure there are some of you who would want to know this.
Quote Originally Posted by bringit: PUERTO VALLARTA Jacqueline Cristian -2.5 (-120) I'm 3-0 today betting the 3 Puerto matches and 7-1 so far for the tourney. Not trying to tout unposted plays and really don't care but I'm pretty sure there are some of you who would want to know this.
Keep posting them whenever you can.
Posted:
#248
Maybe I've been chugging too much of the Orange Kool-Aid, but I really like the Lady Vols catching 7.5 against the Horns today.
They played each other once this season in Austin and it was a tie game with less than 30 seconds left before the Horns went on to win by 4. It was a very tight game from start to finish and Texas never led by more than 5 points. Texas was also able to neutralize some of TN's biggest strengths which indicates that perhaps they were outcoached, which is not surprising since Lady Vols HC Kim Caldwell missed the game after giving birth a few days prior.
The Lady Vols were inconsistent down the stretch of Caldwell's first season and it ended up costing them the opportunity to host the opening weekend games in Knoxville. They were a trendy pick to be a 12 vs 5 seed upset victim against USF but won by 35. Then they opened as a slight dog against Ohio State but went on to smash the Buckeyes by 15 in their own arena (
).
Their biggest win of the year came against UConn which is a rivalry that the Lady Vols had not won since 2007, nearly a decade prior to Pat Summit's passing. For Lady Vols players, coaches and fans the importance of this game transcended the sport itself. In this game, and the two tournament wins so far, they have shown how dangerous of a team they can be when they are highly motivated. And Caldwell's coaching style is highly dependent on motivation and hustle. She doesn't substitute, she makes line changes. Five fresh bodies on the court at a time.
The new golden age of Tennessee athletics is now.
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