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98-84 ncaa bball ytd
really, I am.
Kentucky was the swing game last night, the 1point miss had me at 5-5 yesterday; time to go to work:
The Red Storm, 0-9 against ranked opponents for the nation's worst mark, have some reason for optimism. They were within three points with 6 1/2 minutes left in the first matchup, and star freshman Moe Harkless fouled out with 5:16 to go and the margin at eight. However, they have lost 2 straight by 20+, Stith has withdrawn from the team and I have to question what kind of shape st johns young legs are in right now as the season is beginning to wear kids down, not to mention everything else going on, a guy in the program scalping big east tourney tickets, etc.... I'm going to lay the wood here.....
Hoyas -14
Illinois recently had eight straight games decided by five points or less (Jan. 4-Feb. 5). That was the UI's longest streak of the modern era and its longest in 83 years. Illinois has lost 5 of their last 6, but every one of them close. The Indiana final is a bit of a farce as Indian shot a million free throws and Illinois shot very well from the field. I like a close one here, I also think they get over the 119.
Illinois +5
Over 119
good luck all
really, I am.
Kentucky was the swing game last night, the 1point miss had me at 5-5 yesterday; time to go to work:
The Red Storm, 0-9 against ranked opponents for the nation's worst mark, have some reason for optimism. They were within three points with 6 1/2 minutes left in the first matchup, and star freshman Moe Harkless fouled out with 5:16 to go and the margin at eight. However, they have lost 2 straight by 20+, Stith has withdrawn from the team and I have to question what kind of shape st johns young legs are in right now as the season is beginning to wear kids down, not to mention everything else going on, a guy in the program scalping big east tourney tickets, etc.... I'm going to lay the wood here.....
Hoyas -14
Illinois recently had eight straight games decided by five points or less (Jan. 4-Feb. 5). That was the UI's longest streak of the modern era and its longest in 83 years. Illinois has lost 5 of their last 6, but every one of them close. The Indiana final is a bit of a farce as Indian shot a million free throws and Illinois shot very well from the field. I like a close one here, I also think they get over the 119.
Illinois +5
Over 119
good luck all
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