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hey fellas i need 15 pts for A CONTEST COULD ANYONE SPOT ME THANKS FELLAS
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Gave the max that it would let meComment -
Baylor too easy buck ....cash it
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Late post. But have kansas and under and mavs and under.Comment -
nice pick on Baylor BUCK...played the ville +3 which was a nailbiter...LETS SWEEP THE REST OF THE NIGHTComment -
26 points in last 4:30 of coppin game..was looking great but now its guna be closeComment -
six 3's in the last few mins of the MD east half...ridiculous. it was on pace for 110 pts maxComment -
I kno u guys all bout ball....but im all about making $$$
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On pace for 145. Need some team ball playin...Comment -
ahh, u hear that? It's the sound of my hard earned cash being shredded in the disposal.
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and that'll do it...way too much scoring in the MD east game...toastComment -
FUCKKKING 3s all day with these teams..unbelievableComment -
Damn..... Someone miss....Comment -
not even close..wish i knew these teams play no defense and shoot wide open 3s without taking any time off clockComment -
22 3's. WTF?Comment -
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Ouch. .....Comment -
Sry fam shoulda broke even if tailed all 3Comment -
Buck or Ayo can you please look into Delaware +3 over Hofstra? Seems like taking Delaware with the points is a great pick. They have won a lot of games straight up against some great caa teams such as ga state. Any other information would be helpful. Please tell me something to prevent me from hammering Delaware tomorrow lol.
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and Hofstra is just Hofstra... horribleComment -
GL this week fam. Hoping to step back in the game come March.Comment -
HUGE value on Florida.
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Kent st/Creighton ml parlay +105 3x
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Final Card
Kent st/Creighton ML parlay +105 3x
G Mason pk 3x
Oklahoma +3 3x
Won't be around til tomorrow. BOL to ALL
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On em all Ayo bang bang lets cash em :-)Comment -
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THE STORY: After its worst week of the season, the Gators hit the road searching for something positive. Florida lost both of its games last week, falling at top-ranked Kentucky and losing at home to Tennessee, and limps into this week with injuries to starting forward Patric Young and two key reserves. The SEC’s leading offense averaged just 64 points last week, 14 below its average. The Crimson Tide also seek better times this week. Alabama suspended four starters last week for violating team rules, including leading scorer JaMychal Green. Alabama lost at LSU on Saturday.
TV: 7 p.m. ET, ESPN
ABOUT FLORIDA (19-6, 7-3 SEC): There is plenty of blame to go around after a week where the Gators looked more like a NIT team than a potential Final Four contender. Florida’s backcourt struggled mightily at Kentucky. Tennessee outscored the Gators in the paint 36-14, leading by double digits most of the way in ending Florida’s 19-game winning streak at home. Health is a major concern. Young is nursing an ankle injury. Key reserve Will Yeguete suffered a head injury against Tennessee; Florida coach Billy Donovan said Monday Yeguete likely will not play this week. Mike Rosario missed the Tennessee game with a hip injury. Additionally, reserve forward Cody Lawson is recovering from a stomach virus.
ABOUT ALABAMA (16-8, 5-5 SEC): A totally different Alabama team took the court Saturday than the one that won 15 of its first 23 games. Without Green, Tony Mitchell, Trevor Releford and Andrew Steele, the Crimson Tide are missing 45.4 points, 20.4 rebounds and 9.1 assists. Alabama lost four in a row in January, but put together a three-game winning streak that ended Saturday. Guard Rodney Cooper, who averages 5.0 points, led Alabama with 28 against LSU.
TIP-INS
1. Alabama leads the all-time series 73-58. Florida has won the past three.
2. Before the two-game losing streak, the Gators had lost just twice since Dec. 7.
3. The Crimson Tide play four of their final six games at home.
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THE STORY: Seton Hall relies on a pair of seniors for the bulk of its offense. St. John’s starts five freshmen. The Pirates have used that senior leadership to pull out of a six-game losing streak and post back-to-back victories, pulling themselves back onto the NCAA Tournament bubble. The Red Storm are enduring some typical youthful growing pains and sit at the bottom of the Big East in several offensive categories, including 3-point percentage. Seton Hall ranks second in the conference at defending the 3-pointer and has taken three of the last four in the series.
TV: 7 p.m. ET, SNY, ESPN Full Court, Big East Network, ESPN3
ABOUT ST. JOHN’S (10-15, 4-9 Big East): The Red Storm have only seven scholarship players and use a six-man rotation, with all six of the players being in their first season with the team. The lone returning scholarship player from last season, Malik Stith, left the team last week. The freshmen have had periods of strong play but are lacking on the defensive end, where they have surrendered an average of 81.2 points over the last five games. St. John’s struggles on the perimeter both defensively and offensively. D’Angelo Harrison (37.4 percent) is the only player shooting better than 26.6 percent from beyond the arc.
ABOUT SETON HALL (17-8, 6-7): The Pirates are led by seniors Jordan Theodore and Herb Pope. Their recent slide can be traced almost directly to those two going into a slump. Theodore shot 27.4 percent during the skid while Pope averaged 10.6 points - down from his season average of 15.9 - and missed the loss to Connecticut. Pope has recorded a double-double in each of the last two games while Theodore has put up 19.5 points and 6.0 assists. Theodore and Fuquan Edwin, who leads the NCAA in steals, anchor the perimeter defense.
TIP-INS:
1. Edwin scored a then-career high 19 points in an 84-70 home win over St. John’s last season.
2. The Red Storm lead the all-time series, 54-33.
3. St. John’s is 2-3 with its “Fresh Five” starting lineup.
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THE STORY: How effective Virginia’s Joe Harris can be with a fractured left hand is the big question in this matchup. The sophomore guard, who ranks second on the team in scoring (12.5), suffered the injury to his non-shooting hand in Saturday’s loss at North Carolina. Harris will keep playing, with the team saying "Harris’ hand will be protected and he will be closely monitored." Clemson snapped its three-game skid with a 20-point win at woeful Wake Forest on Saturday.
No. 22 Virginia leads the all-time series 67-51, including a four-point win in Charlottesville on Jan. 31. But the Tigers have won two straight over Virginia at Littlejohn Coliseum, by a combined 41 points.
TV: 7 p.m. ET, ESPNU
ABOUT VIRGINIA (19-5, 6-4 ACC): Senior F Mike Scott, who scored 23 points in the earlier win over Clemson, is a top contender for ACC player of the year. He averages 17.1 points and 8.2 rebounds and shoots an ACC-best 59.8 percent from the field. With C Assane Sene still sidelined by an ankle injury, the undersized Cavaliers were outrebounded 52-32 in their loss in Chapel Hill.
ABOUT CLEMSON (12-12, 4-6 ACC): The Tigers get overlooked because of their record, but they’ve lost five ACC games by four or fewer points. Clemson got a boost from the return last week of F Milton Jennings (academics). The 6-9 junior averaged 14.5 points and 5.5 rebounds in two games back, helping complement the senior backcourt of Andre Young and Tanner Smith. Young leads the team in scoring (13.6) and ranks second in assists (3.3). Smith dishes out 4.0 assists per game while averaging 11.3 points.
TIP-INS
1. Virginia has not lost consecutive games all season.
2. Clemson leads the ACC in turnover margin (+2.38). Virginia ranks third (+1.62).
3. Clemson's Smith is coming off an 8-of-9 shooting performance at Wake Forest, his third 20-point game this season. All three have come on the road.
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Overall Team Offense
The Wis.-Milwaukee Panthers are ranked 254 for offensive field goal percentage shooting 41.3% while attempting 53.2 shots per game. The Panthers shooting percentages include 58.4% for free throw percentage and 32.5% for three point percentage so far this season.
The Cleveland St. Vikings are ranked 107 for offensive field goal percentage shooting 44.8% while attempting 53.2 shots per game. The Vikings shooting percentages include 73.1% for free throw percentage and 37.1% for three point percentage so far this season.
Home and Away
The Wis.-Milwaukee Panthers are 10-3 at home this season, and 8-7 against 7-5 opponents.
At home the Panthers are averaging 65.2 scoring, and holding teams to 54.5 points scored on defense.
The Cleveland St. Vikings are 11-2 while on the road this season, 10-4 against conference opponents, and 10-2 against non-conference opponents.
On the road, the Vikings are averaging 64.5 scoring, and holding teams to 56.1 points scored on defense.
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