Tuesday Night - Big 10 Battles Thread

[jolyolyolyman]

Slim Tuesday night card as expected. With no games in the American, attention should shift on the Big 10. We have Northwestern visiting Maryland. Terps coming off two losses. If they fire on all cylinders, Northwestern has no chance. Terps are a much deeper team than Northwestern. Vic Law? Derek Pardon? Case for Northwestern is weak in this one. Thoughts appreciated?

The Badgers visit the Cornhuskers. Main question: “does Nebraska have anyone that can stop Ethan Happ other than foul trouble?” Glynn Watson and Trice should be a nice matchup. Again, thoughts and info appreciated.

[JaKrispy62]

I'm leaning Michigan good question about Happ

[DOM_Toretto]

I can’t see Northwestern hanging with the Terps. Terps should own the boards. Terps need a win after 2 straight losses, should get it at home, meanwhile NU team has been in Madison, Chicago, and College Park all within 4 days... tough tough spot for NU.

Can Nebraska win without Copeland? He’s their best scorer besides Palmer.

Also doubt buckeyes can hang with Michigan. OSU also playing 2nd road game in 4 days. But 10 seems kinda healthy, idk yet.

[jolyolyolyman]

[QUOTE=DOM_Toretto;28381803]

Can Nebraska win without Copeland? He’s their best scorer besides Palmer.

Copeland is their tallest player. Happ might have another triple double coming his way. I’m trying to figure out how Wisconsin defends the three ball, since Nebraska has a few a guys that can shoot it.

[frankieunits2685]

Terps catching my eye

[jolyolyolyman]

Wisky spread is up to 3 now. Interesting movement. Is this spread too good to be true?

[Husker36]

Wisky spread is up to 3 now. Interesting movement. Is this spread too good to be true?

Nebraska wins. Really tough place to play. MUCH needed game for the Huskers. Entire season in on this one game.

[jolyolyolyman]

I’m on Wisky +3 bro. Think Happ and Reuvers will be too much to handle inside for the Huskers without Copeland. Badgers are the deeper team and they’ve been hot recently. If the Huskers shoot the lights out, like they can, then I’ll be sadly mistaken.