Just saw that. Can't be true.
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Hopefully it ends tomorrow.
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10-0 against the spread tmrwComment -
Thats def true but idk about ats wise. We have won our sweet 16 games by 10+ points ats wise. Arizona in 09, tenny in 08, udub in 05 are ones i rememberComment -
means nothing for tomorrows matchComment -
how does that not mean anything?
Pitino with a week to prepare for S16 round.... and he goes 9-0. it says a lotComment -
it means he is really DUE to get that 1st loss ATS. You think Pitino knows what the spread is/ or cares?Comment -
I'm talking 9-0 ML
part of the reason why I asked the question. has he EVER lost a S16 game.... in his entire career?
I don't really care about ATS in this b/c he could've covered every game and lost every one of themComment -
alright, who has got the breakdown of his 9 S16 appearances
I want to look at this shitComment -
verified:
9-0 Pitino
7-2 Izzo
18-0 Pitino and Izzo both eating pizza on gameday
also:
0-4 SU Louisville last 4 tourney games as dog
1-5 SU Izzo in last 2+ years as a 3.5 - 6.0 pt fave on neutral courtComment -
avg margin of victory, 22 points....Comment -
Just a fact my big 10 friend...
I could careless about trends like these...
Has no impact on tonight's matchup, except for the fact that given a week, Pitino does a great job preparing (not that izzo doesn't)
It's going to be a battle, but the player's will decide this one... Stay out of foul trouble and make our FT's we win, simple as that...Comment -
these 2 Italian mafia fuckks are dangerous
hopefully this is an all-out war with each possession being a high-wire actComment -
This is probably the worst team he's had during that run, which is the most important thing to consider.Comment -
Well no shit Pitino does a great job preparing, he's a hall of fame coach. I hate MSU, but you can say the same for Izzo too. It offsets.Comment -
Pitino 0-0 in Sweet 16 against best coach in sports. tonight is a new kind of spot.Comment -
Game of week no doubt
Pitino though has not won a lot of big games in a whileComment -
6. Providence 103, 2. Alabama 82 (1987)
2. Kentucky 87, 3. Massachusetts 77 (1992)
1. Kentucky 103, 5. Wake Forest 69 (1993)
1. Kentucky 97, 5. Arizona State 73 (1995)
1. Kentucky 101, 4. Utah 70 (1996)
1. Kentucky 83, 4. St. Joseph's 68 (1997)
4. Louisville 93, 1. Washington 79 (2005)
3. Louisville 79, 2. Tennessee 60 (2008)
1. Louisville 103, 12. Arizona 64 (2009)
He's more used to losing in the 1st and 2nd rounds with Louisville....
It really means nothing since most of those teams are garbage playing against stacked Kentucky teams.
You think Books really care what Pitino's record in the sweet 16 is???
Since he never loses they should be the favorites....
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He's had some loaded teams. Not surprising really.Comment -
hard to believe that there are this many posts in this thread and no mention of the one truly relevant parallel to tonight's game: when these teams met in the Elite Eight three years ago when UL was #1 overall seed in the tourney. UL was -6' fave, total 138. Sparty, 64-52, in a game that wasn't that close.Comment -
should be a great game
winner gets the privilege of being knocked out by marquette
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Louisville is hot but Siva gets out of control, guards for Mich State are average. I doubt Michigan ST wins, Vegas can kill Final 4 futures, title futures, and -240 ml all in one swoop. Green most hyped player of tourney, shut him down ....ST Louis hung with them. ST Louis is pure trash. They are not at home either....tonight will be proof Big Ten hasn't got s*** on the Big East (b.east)Comment -
Good stat, he gets his team prepared.
ATS trends are fukin irrelevant, stop posting them.Comment -
i'll go with a) yesComment -
9-1 after tonight.
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i had a conversation with a couple of big-time coaches at a bar a couple of years ago, and one said that coaches definitely know what the spread is. that is not to say that they would coach with any regard for what the spread was or try to cover. it's more of a curiosity thing to see how Vegas thinks you stack up against your opponent. he said that it's a guilty pleasure, but he pretty much knows the USA Today line for all of his games and that he believes that most coaches are the same. the other coach just sat there and smiled and refused to comment (though he did say that Ben Howland's a prick).
coaches are also notorious for using the spread as a motivational ploy when they're underdogs - "you see, the entire world thinks that Michigan State is five points better than us, but in this locker room, we know that there isn't a team in the country that's five points better than us if we play our game."Comment -
This is one of many reasons he is going into the Hall of Fame this year.
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If you are going to give wagering advice to other people it would behoove you to pull your head out of your a## and watch something other than Big East basketball.
First, St Louis probably has the best defense in the country for a mid-major. They really know how to muddy up a game and make it competitive till the final whistle. Again, try watching some A-10 basketball.
Second, the Big Ten had a fantastic year. Alot of solid teams out of the Big Ten...Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Michigan State. And those are just the teams left in the tournament. Purdue for crying out loud was a minute away from knocking off Kansas. Again, try watching some Big-10 basketball.
Finally, please stop implying that Vegas somehow fixes these games. Clearly, the linemakers set traps to catch the public and protect their client but to imply that Vegas is going to kill futures and MLs is ridiculous. Huge difference between setting a trap line and saying a team is going to win because Vegas wants them to. Seriously, brother...get a clue.Comment -
Louisville probably is the best Defensive team in the Country, this is why they are even playing tonight. They are also one of the worst offensive teams.
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