2015-16 NCAAB Early Look

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  • DOM_Toretto
    Restricted User
    • 01-28-13
    • 9035

    #1
    2015-16 NCAAB Early Look
    Want to give some of you guys feedback on early exhibition games, in order to pounce on bad lines early in the regular season. There are a few big teams playing exhibitions tonight (Kansas without Chiek Diallo, for instance), but here's a summary of what happened earlier in the week:

    Kentucky - looked great. Won by 59, with freshman guard Jamaal Murray just missing a triple double; 22, 12, 9. Skal Labissiere looked like the best big man in the country.

    Syracuse - looked good. Won by 39. Senior center Coleman is back from surgery and looked dominant in the post. They rained 12 3s on their Div II opponent.

    Butler - looked good. Won by 35. Withhout Barlow & Woods, they're looking like a more offensive-oriented team which is very different than last year's squad.

    Cincinnati - looked good. Beat a decent Div II squad GVSU by 30, but senior leader Octavious Ellis had a measely 5 points.

    Indiana - looked shaky. Won by 28, but was close until IU broke out a 23-0 run late in the game. Yogi Ferrell looks like a top 10 PG in the country. IU will need to limit turnovers.

    Valparaiso - looked bad. Beat one of the best Div II squads by 8, but we're within a basket down the stretch.

    Louisville - looked bad. Won by 16, but were up by only 6 at half while shooting a poor 33%. Held their DII opponent to 32% overall.
  • johnnyvegas13
    BARRELED IN @ SBR!
    • 05-21-15
    • 27897

    #2
    i had a hunch louiville would be bad w all the bullshit giong on
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    • GHSCREW
      SBR MVP
      • 10-25-13
      • 1644

      #3
      Uconn looked a lil shaky against Tampa over the weekend, but it looked like it was just trying to get Gibbs and the freshman to mesh. Guy that was really playing well was shonn Miller, a transfer from Cornell. Had three really nice hustle plays and a really nice and 1 against three defenders. He looked really good out there.
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      • DOM_Toretto
        Restricted User
        • 01-28-13
        • 9035

        #4
        MSU - looked great. Beat Izzo's alma mater Northern Mich by 39, Denzel Valentine put up a triple-double, Forbes made 7/10 from 3, and most importantly was 6'10" freshman Deyonta Davis blocking 4 shots and scoring 12 including floaters and dunks.

        St. John's lost by 32 to a Division II school. Over half their shots were 3pt attempts since they couldn't penetrate. Pathetic.

        Oregon's start transfer Dylan Ennis (from Villanova) could miss more than a month with a foot injury.
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        • trobin31
          SBR Hall of Famer
          • 01-09-14
          • 9854

          #5
          Kansas very dangerous this year, veteran backcourt. Got help up front. Maryland as well. Seems like more kids stuck around school for another year versus taking a seat on an nba bench. Shou km d make for better games.
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          • DOM_Toretto
            Restricted User
            • 01-28-13
            • 9035

            #6
            Trobin you're right my man. I already put futures in on Kansas to win it all. They dominated world games as Kansas + Nic Moore from SMU made up the U.S. team. Cheik Diallo was the MVP of multiple HS all star games including McDonald's All American game and Jordan Classic. If he gets cleared by ncaa to play it'll be utter domination.
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            • texhooper
              SBR Posting Legend
              • 01-05-09
              • 10001

              #7
              great thread man. appreciate this info
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              • KRIT
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 01-11-14
                • 12878

                #8
                still no early lines.....grrrr.
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