Sorry I didn't do a Sunday thread, went out Saturday night and got pretty smashed! Can't recover like I used to and just couldn't bring myself to look at numbers or contribute anything of value.
Tcu/wvu over 153.5.. think the big drop in total has created a little value here. They hit 155 the 1st meeting at tcu in a game wvu shot 37% from inside the arc and 26% from deep. I think it very reasonable to expect wvu to shoot at a much better clip at home vs a tcu defense that 283rd in the country in effective fg percentage against. Wvu still scored 73 in that game on the strength of 17 offensive boards leading to taking 16 more shots than tcu. Both got more than 33% of their misses in that game and I'd expect more of the same here. They took a combined 55 fts in the 1st meeting and that another thing that should repeat itself as wvu allows more fts than damn near everyone in the country (335th I believe), tcu doesn't allow them at that clip but in conf play they have not been good in this area either.
Horned frogs have lowest turnover percentage in big-12, when you don't turn it over vs wvu the chances of getting a good look or fouled are very high. Tcu scored 82 in that 1st meeting shooting below their season averages from behind and inside the arc and also turning it over more than they typically do. Give wvu some credit for that but don't expect the numbers to be much worse in this one on the road. Fully expect tcu to once again at least approach 80, kp projection has them with 79 and think that pretty fair expectation. Where I think the scoring be higher is I fully expect wvu to shoot better at home and increase their scoring output from 73 to low 80s. Not sure why this been bet down so heavily but I think the opener of 160 was much more accurate than where it sits now.
Look forward to hearing everyone's thoughts on anything ya'll like, questions, whatever.