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02-15-17 | Kings v. Warriors -18 | 86-109 | Win | 100 | 5 h 40 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Payback time for Golden State after losing by 3 at Golden 1 Center on Feb. 4. Boogie Cousins was a lot more effective that night for Sacto (scoring 32) than in earlier meeting at Oakland when scoring “only” 17 in Kings’ 11-point loss. But what we have seen from Warriors this season is real focus on certain occasions, and this revenge match could bring out the best in Golden State, especially with nothing to look forward to for almost a week with the All-Star break on deck. Don’t expect a repeat of circumstances from recent game at Sacto, when Steve Kerr was ejected, and Draymond Green and Kevin Durant got in each other’s faces. With nine straight wins in Oakland by DD margins, Warriors can extend this scoreline. |
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02-14-17 | Boise State +1.5 v. New Mexico | 73-78 | Loss | -110 | 26 h 23 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units UNM probably wishing it didn’t have to play this one at the Wise Pies Pit, as the Lobos continue to fare better on the MW road (5-2 SU and vs. line) than at Albuquerque (1-5 vs. spread, including a loss to DD dog San Jose State in last home game Feb. 4). The Lobos will miss injured key cog F Tim Williams (out with foot injury), who scored 19 vs. this foe in UNM’s upset win at Boise on Jan. 17. The Broncos are also faring well on the MW trail (5-1 SU and vs. line as loop visitor), with soph G Paris “John Havlicek” Austin now flourishing in his new sixth-man role (Austin 18 ppg first three coming off the bench!). |
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02-13-17 | Clippers v. Jazz -7 | 88-72 | Loss | -110 | 27 h 10 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Utah was at a disadvantage in first meeting with the Clippers this season, as star Jazz F Gordon Hayward was out of the lineup. Now Hayward is back and has a sizzling shooting touch, scoring 29 ppg and making 56% of his shots in his last 5 games and PF Derrick Favors hadn’t yet worked his way back into the starting lineup. This time around, it’s the Clippers who will be without their key player, as LA PG Chris Paul remains sidelined after undergoing thumb surgery. The Clips are just 5-11 vs. the points on the road since Dec. 18. |
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02-13-17 | Arkansas-Little Rock v. Texas-Arlington -12.5 | 55-71 | Win | 100 | 27 h 40 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units After enduring a series sweep LY, look for a super-intense effort from defensively-sound Sun Belt challenger UT Arlington (allowing only 69.3 ppg, 40.8% FGs; 7.3 spg), which is 4-0-1 as home chalk TY. UALR (30-5 LY; only 13-11 TY prior to Texas State Feb. 11) is clearly not the same team sans departed HC Chris Beard (now the Texas Tech head honcho, by way of UNLV). Foresee the Mavs’ highly proficient inside-outside tandem of 6-7 jr. Kevin Hervey (16.4 ppg, 8 rpg) & 6-3 jr. G Jalen Jones (12.6 ppg) continuing to thrive vs. the weak-traveling Trojans, only 2-5 vs. the spread as a visitor TY (prior to visit to Texas State on Saturday). Double revenge works! |
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02-13-17 | Thunder v. Wizards -5 | 98-120 | Win | 100 | 26 h 5 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Washington’s recent 16-game Verizon Center win streak and 10 spread covers in a row were both put to the sword within the past week, but Wiz (11-3 last 14 vs. line thru Feb. 9) have still been offering great value the past month. Washington also in better form than it was in late November when losing first meeting 126-115 vs. Thunder, which was also a reunion for HC Scott Brooks against his former employer. Brooks might have the edge in rematch, as Thunder basically playing .500 ball over the past month, and Washington did “hold” Russell Westbrook to 12 for 25 FG shooting in first clash (though Westbrook still scored 35, with help of many FTs). Expect a better effort from Wiz All-Star G John Wall, just 6 for 20 from floor in first meeting. |
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02-13-17 | Magic v. Heat -8 | 116-107 | Loss | -110 | 26 h 37 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Maybe the ‘72 Dolphins still living in Miami are going to resume the tradition of breaking open the champagne bottles if raging Heat (12 SU wins and covers in a row thru Feb. 9!) come close but fall short of matching the 17-0 from ‘72! (Cross-sport, we know, but play along with us!) Within that recent Miami surge are 8 straight wins and covers at American Airlines Arena, and Heat have extra incentive to atone for bitter double-OT loss the last time Orlando visited back on Dec. 20. The Miami win streak has been more about the Heat’s defense, which has been at its best in the fourth quarter, when they’ve allowed just 88.4 points per 100 possessions (70.9 when Hassan Whiteside on the floor). Note Magic’s seven losses by DD margins from Jan. 16-Feb. 9. 1 |
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02-12-17 | Pistons v. Raptors -6.5 | 102-101 | Loss | -110 | 22 h 53 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units DeMar DeRozan hit the ground running on his return from a 4-game injury absence, scoring 31 and 30 while shooting 49% in his first two games back. Meanwhile, the Pistons have struggled to 3-9 SU and 4-8 spread marks on the road since mid-December. The Raptors are 15-9 vs. the number laying points at the Air Canada Centre this season, and 23-16 the last 2 seasons laying 9 pts. or fewer. Detroit’s frontline strength with C Andre Drummond wasn’t apparent in first meeting. Toronto’s Jonas Valanciunas outscored Drummond 32-16 and outrebounded him 11-6, forcing him to ride the bench in foul trouble, while DeRozan burned the Piston backcourt for 40 points in 18-point Raptor win. |
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02-12-17 | St. Peter's -4 v. Manhattan | 69-50 | Win | 100 | 25 h 14 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Even after recent narrow defeats, St. Peter's has been tagged by sources as a team to watch in the upcoming MAAC Tourney, more so after bounce-back 76-45 romp past capable Quinnipiac on Feb. 9. The Peacocks (allow only 63.9 ppg) continue to rank among the nation's scoring defense leaders, while emergence of 6-7 soph Sam Idowu (DD scoring last three) has provided another scoring threat. Nothing to fear with Manhattan, on 2-6 spread skid thru Feb. 9. Not much of a road trip across the George Washington Bridge for Peacocks, who whipped Jaspers by 14 at Jersey City on Dec. 4. |
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02-12-17 | Northern Iowa +2 v. Missouri State | 55-52 | Win | 100 | 23 h 17 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Surging UNI is playing much better than it did in its 68-64 home loss to Missouri State in the MVC lidlifter back on Dec. 28. Hence, must strongly recommend grabbing any available points with the percolating Panthers, who’ve covered 6 of the past 8 in league play. Meanwhile, Bears have slipped on stop end since mid-January, allowing lower-rung Evansville to nail 56% from the field in their 74-66 road setback one week ago. Count on a fast start from defensively stiffening UNI (allowing 64.3 ppg) after falling behind 32-8 in the first meeting, along with tighter perimeter coverage after MSU hit 12 of 22 from distance. Bears a lowly 1-7 last 8 as home chalk. |
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02-11-17 | Santa Clara -3 v. Pacific | 64-47 | Win | 100 | 10 h 60 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Some progress is being made at both of the WCC outposts under new coaches. Advancements for Herb Sendek's SCU, however, a bit more pronounced, as Broncos have uncovered some viable scoring complements for bombs-away jr. G Jared Brownridge (18.2 ppg), with three other DD scorers now in Sendek's lineup. Sources report new Tiger HC Damon Stoudemire running some NBA-like offensive sets, but UOP (only 40.5% from floor) still lacking requisite shooters to make the fancy stuff work consistently. Also no home edge at Spanos Center for Tigers, just 1-6 vs. line at Stockton in WCC play. |
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02-11-17 | Magic v. Mavs -6 | 80-112 | Win | 100 | 9 h 41 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Dallas has performed well as a home favorite this season, covering 6 of 7 chances as American Airlines Center chalk. Mav HC Rick Carlisle has been doing a good job with Dallas lately, as the Mavs have recovered from an 11-27 start to 9-5 SU and 11-3 spread marks since beating Phoenix in Mexico City on Jan. 12. Magic HC Frank Vogel is running out of ideas with the Magic, who are just 6-16 SU since the day after Christmas. Dallas is a different team now from the one that lost in Orlando back on Nov. 18. The Mavs were off to a 2-13 start, and they didn’t have the services of injured PF Dirk Nowitzki and rookie G Yogi Ferrell (18 ppg, 50% on treys the last 5 games) had yet to be acquired from Brooklyn. |
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02-11-17 | Southern Miss v. UTEP -9.5 | 50-80 | Win | 100 | 9 h 4 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units UTEP lost its previous game on Thursday, but the rallying Miners continued to play well, falling only 62-61 to Louisiana Tech, which is 17-8 SU. Still, UTEP has won 6 of his last 8 games, with the two defeats by 3 and by 1 point. Former Oregon starter Dominic Artis (14.9 ppg, 6.6 rpg) continues to play well, as do consistent jr. Omega Harris (17.0 ppg) and still developing 7-1 sr. C Matt Williams (11.8 ppg, 5.4 rpg). With So. Miss struggling to score (58 points or fewer in 5 of last 6 games), defensively-conscientious UTEP resumes its surge. |
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02-11-17 | San Jose State +3 v. UNLV | 76-74 | Win | 100 | 6 h 49 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units These two MW reps have reversed roles from recent seasons and seem to be heading in opposite directions. On both counts, advantage SJSU, which beat UNLV at the Event Center on Jan. 28 and takes a 3-game SU win streak into Thomas & Mack, including its first win this millennium over San Diego State on Wednesday. Meanwhile, the shorthanded Rebs are on 2-8 SU and spread skid. For the first time in recent memory, the best player in this rivalry belongs to the Spartans, with big-time 6-8 soph F Brandon Clarke scoring 24 ppg his last 8, including 23 in the win over UNLV two weeks ago. |
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02-11-17 | South Alabama +1 v. Louisiana-Monroe | 66-63 | Win | 100 | 5 h 16 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units With USA (11-12) battling for a winning record and a possible second-tier postseason tourney, must lend support to the streaking Jags, who've covered 3 straight, including well-played (had a season-low 5 TOs) 76-71 upset win at Troy one week ago. Sun Belt doormat and offensively-challenged ULM (66.1 ppg)—which hasn't surpassed 68 points over the last 10 games—will have trouble keeping pace with more uptempo USA, featuring the solid inside-outside duo of physical 6-7, 260-pound soph F Josh Ajayi (11 ppg, 5.5 rpg) & smooth 6-3 sr. G Ken Williams (13.0 ppg, 3.2 apg). Warhawks not built to play catch-up, hitting only 33.5% (236th nationally) from the arc. |
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02-11-17 | Clippers +3 v. Hornets | 107-102 | Win | 100 | 5 h 48 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Charlotte finally snapped its 7-game losing streak with a home victory over league doormat Brooklyn on Tuesday before hosting Houston Thursday night. A major reason for the Hornet slide has been Kemba Walker’s shooting slump, as he’s made just 35.5% in Charlotte’s last 5. The Clippers are 10-1 SU in the last 11 against the Hornets (8-3 vs. the points), and PF Blake Griffin has averaged 28 pts., 9 rebs., 5.4 assists and has shot 54% in his last 5 games. L.A. C DeAndre Jordan gives Clippers a defensive presence the Hornets lack |
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02-11-17 | St Bonaventure v. George Washington +1.5 | 70-76 | Win | 100 | 5 h 53 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units With SBU yearning to stay in the hunt for the A-10 reg.-season title, suggest an "investment" on the superior Bonnies, who expended little emotional energy in their comfy 70 -55 home victory over lower-rung Saint Louis on Wednesday. Must give decided backcourt advantage to SBU's lethal duo of 6-3 jr. Matt Mobley (19.8 ppg, 6.1 rpg) & 6-2 jr. Jaylen Adams (21.4 ppg, 6.2 apg). And GW's main post threat, 6-9 sr. F Tyler Cavanaugh, will have his hands full with the Bonnies' aggressive 6-7 sr. F Denzel Gregg (12.4 ppg, 7.9 rpg; 87 blocks L1+Ys). Underachieving Colonials, who haven't notched a signature win to date, only 2-7 last 9 vs. the spread. |
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02-11-17 | Butler -2.5 v. Providence | 65-71 | Loss | -107 | 4 h 53 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units In a near-pick ‘em scenario, give ringing endorsement to nationally-ranked, Big Dance-bound Butler (currently projected as a sixth seed), itchin’ to sweep the season series after losing three meetings a year ago, including 14-pt. setback in the Big East tourney. PC won’t easily shake off a sorrowful 72-70 OT loss at Seton Hall on Wednesday when the Friars canned only 5 of 18 from downtown. Contrastingly, the Bulldogs are feeling “good vibes’ following their 68-65 victory at tough Marquette, as crafty HC Chris Holtmann successfully tweaked his lineup. Plus, count on a highimpact outing from BU’s super-steady 6-7 sr. Andrew Chrabascz (hails from Portsmouth, RI; 11.8 ppg, 4.9 rpg), inspired by his own rooting section at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center. |
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02-10-17 | Pelicans +3.5 v. Wolves | 122-106 | Win | 100 | 9 h 2 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units N.O. PF Anthony Davis exploded for 45 pts. in the first meeting vs. Minnesota back on Nov. 23, when the Pels outshot Minny 54%-38%. New Orleans has been slumping of late (1-5 SU and vs. the points L6), but Minny is just 2-8 vs. the number since beating the Clippers in L.A. on Jan. 19. The season-ending knee injury to G Zach LaVine (19 ppg) is a blow, as vet backup G Brandon Rush has scored only 2.9 ppg over the last 4 seasons covering 162 games. LaVine led his team with 26 pts. in the first meeting. |
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02-10-17 | Oakland -7 v. Detroit | 89-80 | Win | 100 | 8 h 50 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units With Oakland only 2 games behind Horizon leader Valpo, highly recommend laying a handful of points with the revenge-minded Golden Grizzlies, who committed a season-worst 25 TOs in their surprising 93-88 upset loss at Detroit in mid-January. It’s likely the Titans’ bruising 6-6, 240-pound jr. F Jaleet Hogan is given special attention if necessary after he poured in a career-high 39 in that stunner. Plus, count on more accurate gunning from Oakland’s DD-scoring trio of 6-7 jr. F Jalen Hayes, 6-4 sr. G Sharron Dorsey-Walker, and 6-4 jr. G Martez Walker, who combined for a rim-clanking 10 of 32 from the field in their 53-51 squeaker at Cleveland last Saturday. |
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02-09-17 | Washington State v. Utah -16.5 | 70-74 | Loss | -110 | 24 h 25 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units To say this matchup has not worked lately for Wazzu would be an understatement after Utah has scored a pair of 88-47 wins (!) the last two meetings. Including a Jan. 18 rout in the Palouse when the Utes shot 58% and dominated the glass by a whopping 45-26 count. (By the way, the Cougs lost by “only” 21 in the first meeting last season). As a year ago, WSU still can’t match up physically with this foe, and Utah didn’t even have 6-8 Utah State transfer David Collette (14.3 ppg; returned to action Jan. 26 vs. Oregon) available in the first meeting. The Utes (15-6 SU; 6-2-1 their last nine vs. the line thru Feb. 1) are methodically positioning themselves for a call on Selection Sunday. |
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02-09-17 | Jazz v. Mavs +4 | 105-112 | Win | 100 | 5 h 57 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Utah already owns a “hat trick” against Dallas this season, but the last two meetings have been close, with spread covers for the Mavs. Who have been doing a lot of that lately, with a 9-2 spread mark their last 11 thru Feb. 2, putting them back into the West playoff discussion. Among some recent positives for Dallas have been a healthy Dirk Nowitzki, a spark provided by G Seth Curry (15.1 ppg as a starter in January), and Harrison Barnes now owning five 30-point efforts after recording just one during his career with the Warriors (where, admittedly, his shots were a bit harder to find). No knocks on playoff-bound Utah, although the Jazz are just 9-14 vs. the line away from Salt Lake City |
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02-09-17 | Cavs +11.5 v. Thunder | 109-118 | Win | 100 | 5 h 33 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units After a mostly rough January, Cavs looked like their old selves in recent 107-91 romp past Ok City at the "Q" on Jan. 29. Russell Westbrook (only 7 of 26 from floor) was very flustered that afternoon and was outscored by Kyrie Irving 29-20. Even with that win, Cleveland still entered last weekend on 4-12 spread skid, but Thunder has been alarmingly noncompetitive in recent consecutive DD losses to Cavs, Spurs, and Bulls, as recent absence of key frontliner Enes Kanter (arm) has already helped drop Ok City down to the No. 7 slot in the West playoff queue. |
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02-08-17 | La Salle -1 v. Fordham | 67-52 | Win | 100 | 21 h 18 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units La Salle is back in the muddled A-10 race following its much-needed 88-78 home victory over UMass on Wednesday. So double revenge should work for the uptempo Explorers, whose rangy G duo of 6-7 B.J. Johnson (17.8 ppg) & 6-5 sr. Jordan Price (17.4 ppg) should have a field day vs. defensively-soft, poor-boarding Fordham, permitting 47.9% FGs (330th nationally) and is -7.6 in rebound margin(338th). Plus, there’s not much “home cooking” for the lower-tier Rams, who’ve dropped 6 of their last 8 at historic but quite quaint Rose Hill Gym (3200 capacity). |
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02-07-17 | Rhode Island -6 v. Massachusetts | 70-62 | Win | 100 | 22 h 59 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Slumping Mass in the midst of a 4-game losing skein (including home upset losses to Fordham & George Mason), as the sagging defense has allowed an increasing point total in each of those setbacks. So, must ardently recommend laying a small number with A-10 challenger RI, which digs in on the stop end, permitting only 66.6 ppg along with 6 bpg. Rams’ powerful post presence, 6-7 sr. F Hassan Martin (14.8 ppg, 6.6 rpg; 298 career blocks), should control the paint area. Good bet RI shoots more accurately from the charity stripe after missing a whopping 17 foul shots in its come-from-behind 79-77 home win over the Minutemen on Jan. 15. |
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02-07-17 | Maryland -3 v. Penn State | 64-70 | Loss | -103 | 20 h 6 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Since the oddsmakers continue to undervalue Maryland, which has won its first five outright (all as an underdog!) on the Big Ten road, compelled to back the Terps at the Bryce Jordan Center. Penn State (1-4 SU its last five thru Feb. 3) has been combative, but is still falling short vs. most of the quality league foes. Many of Mark Turgeon’s ballyhooed freshmen (including 6-7 frosh Justin Jackson, who scored 25 ppg in recent back-to-back wins at Minnesota & Ohio State) are removing some of the scoring burden from jr. G Melo Trimble, whose FG percentage (now 45.2%) is the best of his career. |
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02-06-17 | Heat +1 v. Wolves | 115-113 | Win | 100 | 24 h 33 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Not sure what has gotten into Miami, but it’s time to pay attention to the dramatic Heat revival that has featured a stunning 9 wins and covers in a row going into last Saturday vs. the Sixers. You’re not alone if you didn’t see this coming...Miami, don’t forget, was 1-10 SU in its previous 11 games before the streak! Amid much lineup shuffling, Gs Goran Dragic (23.3 ppg & 6.4 apg) and Dion Waiters (22.1 ppg and 4.1 apg) have carried the offensive load, and the Heat have been the league’s second best defensive team over the course of the win streak. Meanwhile, young Minnesota is still slow to embrace Tom Thibodeau’s defensive concepts, as another recent letdown on the stop end (105 or more points in eight straight thru Feb. 2) contributed to 1-5 spread skid going into Feb. 3 vs. the Pistons. |
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02-06-17 | Jazz v. Hawks -1 | 120-95 | Loss | -110 | 23 h 15 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Utah has been terrible on the road lately, losing its last 7, and 9 of its last 10 spread decisions away from Salt Lake City. With G Rodney Hood possibly out for a while after reinjuring the knee that kept him out for two weeks earlier this season, and PF Derrick Favors sitting for “rest” in back-to-back games recently (“rest” might not be the whole story), Jazz could be a little thin. Surely Atlanta will be ready to avenge its 95-68 loss in Utah on Nov. 25, as that was the Hawks’ worst offensive performance of the season. |
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02-06-17 | 76ers v. Pistons -9.5 | 96-113 | Win | 100 | 23 h 8 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Apparently there is a fragile underbelly to the recent Philly revival, as the Sixers have started to wobble again (no covers last three thru Feb. 1). That roughly coincides with Joel Embiid missing a few more games with ongoing knee concerns that caused him to skip the early portion of this road trip that began with a heavy loss at Dallas. Earlier, Philly caught Detroit in the middle of a 4-10 Piston slump, the 76ers winning by 18 at the Palace on Dec. 11, without Embiid. But nowhealthy Detroit has been playing better recently at Auburn Hills (4-1 SU last five at home after its Feb. 1 romp past the Pelicans). |
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02-06-17 | Thunder v. Pacers -4.5 | 90-93 | Loss | -110 | 23 h 42 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units —Indiana blew a 9-point 4th-Q lead at OKC, as the Thunder rallied to force OT in the first meeting on PG Russell Westbrook’s 3-pointer with 2 seconds left. Westbrook finished with 31 pts., 11 boards and 15 assists that night. However, the Pacers rebounded to win in OT as PG Jeff Teague scored 5 points in the last 1:08 of the game to seal a victory for Indy. The Thunder are just 9-18 the last 2 seasons as a road dog, and Indy has been a respectable small home favorite (29-19 the last 3 seasons laying 6 or fewer). After a hot start facing Eastern squads, the Thunder have faded, losing 4 of last 5 SU and vs. the points against the other conference. |
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02-06-17 | Louisville v. Virginia -3.5 | 55-71 | Win | 100 | 23 h 1 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units This matchup has not worked well lately for the 'Ville, which wasn't close in two tries vs. Virginia last season and was similarly flummoxed by Cavs in 61-53 loss at KFC Yum! Center on Dec. 28. As was case LY, Cards were unable to speed up the game and forced to play at UVa's pace as the 'Ville wheezed in halfcourt sets, recording a paltry 7 assists and forced into low percentage three-balls to beat shot clock, connecting on only 2 of 14 triples in process. Tony Bennett now finding some needed offense from 6-5 jr. Devon Hall, who has scored DDs in eight of last ten thru Feb. 3 |
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02-05-17 | Patriots -3 v. Falcons | 34-28 | Win | 100 | 94 h 29 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units NewEngland has recorded multiple takeaways in 7 of its last 8 games. While the Patriots are perennial SuperBowl contenders, the Falcons certainly qualify as novices, with that single appearance in '98. So, a definite edge to the Pats. Brady & Belichick are genuine contenders, if not already crowned as the best QB & HC coach in NFL history. They continue to do it, with a multiple of talent offsetting losses due to attrition & injury (Gronkowski, for example), with what many consider "no-names". Everyone knows of their offensive prowess, but check that top-ranked scoring "D". Both "O" lines are among the best, with Coleman, Freeman, Blount, etc all quality ball toters. Top scoring "O"s vs top scoring "D"s normally goes to the defense (Pats) |
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02-05-17 | Colorado v. California -6 | 66-77 | Win | 100 | 19 h 50 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units With Cal seeking to remain on the radar screen of the NCAA Tourney Selection Committee, will lay single digits vs. CU, which allows 9 ppg more away from Boulder TY (78 ppg on road; 69 at home). The defensively-stout, board-crashing Bears (62.4 ppg; +7.9 rebound margin) will provide the Buffs few uncontested looks. Meanwhile, anticipate crowd-pleasing performances from Cal’s forceful 6-11 F Ivan Rabb (15.6 pg, 10.7 rpg) and the nifty backcourt tandem of 6-6 Jabari Bird (14 ppg) & swift 5-11 frosh Charlie Moore (13.9 ppg). The Buffs are only 6-13 as a visiting underdog since 2014-15 (prior to trip to Stanford Thursday night). |
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02-05-17 | Indiana v. Wisconsin -12.5 | 60-65 | Loss | -110 | 15 h 26 m | Show | |
Rating: 2 Units Bad time for injury-thinned Indiana to be playing balanced and defensively-conscientious Wisconsin. Top-scoring G James Blackmon Jr. (17.6 ppg) has missed the last two contests with a leg injury. The Hoosiers previously lost 6-8 top inside defender F OG Anunoby (11.1 ppg, 5.4 rpg) for the season with a torn ACL. The Badgers, with everyone back from LY, augmented by 5-11 frosh shooter D’Mitrik Trice (48% treys), are 7-2 laying the lumber this season in Madison. |
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