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Western Carolina/ Chattanooga Over 133: In the last 10 meetings between these teams just 1 game failed to reach tonight's total and that was in December of 2010 when 132 points were scored. Those last 10 in the series have averaged 144.5 ppg, while the last 5 here have averaged 143.2 ppg. Western Carolina has problems scoring this year at 63.2 ppg, but in their last 3 games they have picked it up a little, scoring 69.7 ppg. They have also picked it up from long range of late, hitting 37.5% of their threes in their last 5 games, compared to their season average of 34%. Despite their scoring woes the Catamounts are still a balanced team with 4 players averaging double digits in scoring. Chattanooga is led by guard Ricky Taylor and forward Omar Wattad, who are each averaging 13.1 ppg. Both players can really stretch opposing defenses, as they have combined to knock down 76 three-pointers and are both shooting better than 40 percent from beyond the arc. For the year the Mocs are putting up 71.0 ppg on 42.5% shooting and they are 66th in the nation from beyond the arc, hitting 37.7% of their long range shots. Defense is a bit misleading for the Mocs as they have allowed just 64.9 ppg overall, but vs division 1 teams they have allowed 70.8 ppg, while in their lined games this year they have allowed 78.2 ppg. The Catamounts come in allowing 68.6 ppg (215th) on 46% shooting (294th) overall, while on the road this year they have allowed 73 ppg on 50.6% shooting. Each of the last 6 Mocs games have put up at least 133 points, while their 2 SoCon games have hit at least 160. on the other side each of Western Carolina's last 3 have hit at least 135, while their two SoCon games have hit at last 142 points. Both offenses are coming around and should have an easy time vs a couple of weak defenses. 4 UNIT PLAY
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Michigan/ Indiana Over 140: The Hoosiers come ranked 6th in scoring (82.6 ppg), 5th in shooting (50.2%) and 2nd in three point shooting (44.75), plus they also hit their FT's as a 73.3% (48th) clip.Michigan has been good on offense as well as they have put up 70.9 ppg (131st), while Shooting 48.1% overall (34th) and 36.6% from long range (89th). Michigan hasn't been great from the charity stripe, but still a respectable 68.7%. Michigan has played great defense this year, but they haven't played many good offenses and when they did they allowed 81 ppg to Duke and Oakland, so this team can be scored on by good scoring teams and Indiana is a good scoring team. The hoosiers have played very good defense this year as well, but in their 2 Big 10 games so far they have allowed 75 ppg. Both of these offense will score on a couple of defenses that have some misleading numbers. Look for around 150 points in this one. BEST OF LUCK EVERYONE
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I also cap at pregame under jeff scott sports, I have to admit since joining I like it here better than pregame, less drama, and less haters.
