Thinking it's not worth posting here anymore. I won't go lightyears close to 100% and if i get crap for every loss, what's the point
Grab your followers and go twitter with your picks man. I agree, F**k posting on covers and f**k all the cry babies here to! Reading covers forum is mostly pure entertainment while I take a sh*t! Bol brother!!
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Quote Originally Posted by ProudJagsfan:
Thinking it's not worth posting here anymore. I won't go lightyears close to 100% and if i get crap for every loss, what's the point
Grab your followers and go twitter with your picks man. I agree, F**k posting on covers and f**k all the cry babies here to! Reading covers forum is mostly pure entertainment while I take a sh*t! Bol brother!!
Can't do write-ups on twitter man thanks for the suggestion I would do that. I'll probably just post plays on another forum and just mess around here while pooping like you do
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Can't do write-ups on twitter man thanks for the suggestion I would do that. I'll probably just post plays on another forum and just mess around here while pooping like you do
Kentucky won the first match-up vs UNC 103-100. So does Kentucky deserve to be underdogs? The assumption seems to be that UNC has more talent. However, according to NBAdraft.net, for instance, but also other expert-run mock draft websites, three Kentucky players are ranked higher than the first UNC player (thanks to Goat for the info)--Fox, Monk, Adebayo--all freshman, then the junior Jackson. I think Kentucky has the talent to beat UNC. While they are less experienced in number of years, they have been more battle-tested i this tournament so far, having encountered and defeated tougher competition. They grinded out a 65-62 win against Wichita State and beat UCLA 86-75, while UNC lost focus for much of the second round game and then scraped by Arkansas and then blew out Butler before letting them "close" the lead to 12. Kentucky's defense has vastly improved. They are ranked now 7th in defensive efficiency to UNC's 20th. The first time they played UCLA they gave up 97 in a loss. That's a 22 point improvement and a lopsided win the second time around. I think we see a similar kind of improvement in defense the second time around. I think the key in this matchup regarding defense is the perimeter. Kentucky is 12th in opposing 3 point %, while UNC is 108th. UNC has repeatedly been shredded on the perimeter. Even Butler was able to put up 28 threes, even though they had an off night from behind the arc. Their first two tournament opponents are not dangerous from behind the arc but then Duke in the conference tournament likewise had their way against UNC from behind the arc. The first time these two teams played, Monk went 8/12 from three and scored nearly 50 points. He likely won't put up as many points but he is just one player on his team who has the confidence and talent and will have the opportunity to light it up offensively. UNC does have the best rebounder on the floor in Meeks and UNC's dominance in the interior is a concern. But Kentucky is no slouch in the category either. They actually out-rebounded UNC the first time they played, outr-ebounded another very physical team in South Carolina when they played, forced Thomas Welsh to foul out in the match-up vs UCLA. In short, Kentucky can boast to a considerable degree of its accomplishments in the interior. I think the wrong team is favored here but we take the points. This game could be very well be a close one, but we side with the time that has more talent on offense, has the superior defense, while being able to sufficiently hold its own in the interior and has had the tougher road to get this deep in the tournament. UNC is just 2-6 ats in its last 8 games away from home against teams who rank in the top 50 in defensive efficiency. Take Kentucky +2.5
YOU HAVING A RUFF DAY WITH YOU PICKS AND WRITE UP HUH GUY I JUST MAN YOU DON'T NO WHAT YOUR TALKIUNG ABOUT GUY
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Quote Originally Posted by ProudJagsfan:
Kentucky won the first match-up vs UNC 103-100. So does Kentucky deserve to be underdogs? The assumption seems to be that UNC has more talent. However, according to NBAdraft.net, for instance, but also other expert-run mock draft websites, three Kentucky players are ranked higher than the first UNC player (thanks to Goat for the info)--Fox, Monk, Adebayo--all freshman, then the junior Jackson. I think Kentucky has the talent to beat UNC. While they are less experienced in number of years, they have been more battle-tested i this tournament so far, having encountered and defeated tougher competition. They grinded out a 65-62 win against Wichita State and beat UCLA 86-75, while UNC lost focus for much of the second round game and then scraped by Arkansas and then blew out Butler before letting them "close" the lead to 12. Kentucky's defense has vastly improved. They are ranked now 7th in defensive efficiency to UNC's 20th. The first time they played UCLA they gave up 97 in a loss. That's a 22 point improvement and a lopsided win the second time around. I think we see a similar kind of improvement in defense the second time around. I think the key in this matchup regarding defense is the perimeter. Kentucky is 12th in opposing 3 point %, while UNC is 108th. UNC has repeatedly been shredded on the perimeter. Even Butler was able to put up 28 threes, even though they had an off night from behind the arc. Their first two tournament opponents are not dangerous from behind the arc but then Duke in the conference tournament likewise had their way against UNC from behind the arc. The first time these two teams played, Monk went 8/12 from three and scored nearly 50 points. He likely won't put up as many points but he is just one player on his team who has the confidence and talent and will have the opportunity to light it up offensively. UNC does have the best rebounder on the floor in Meeks and UNC's dominance in the interior is a concern. But Kentucky is no slouch in the category either. They actually out-rebounded UNC the first time they played, outr-ebounded another very physical team in South Carolina when they played, forced Thomas Welsh to foul out in the match-up vs UCLA. In short, Kentucky can boast to a considerable degree of its accomplishments in the interior. I think the wrong team is favored here but we take the points. This game could be very well be a close one, but we side with the time that has more talent on offense, has the superior defense, while being able to sufficiently hold its own in the interior and has had the tougher road to get this deep in the tournament. UNC is just 2-6 ats in its last 8 games away from home against teams who rank in the top 50 in defensive efficiency. Take Kentucky +2.5
YOU HAVING A RUFF DAY WITH YOU PICKS AND WRITE UP HUH GUY I JUST MAN YOU DON'T NO WHAT YOUR TALKIUNG ABOUT GUY
Thinking it's not worth posting here anymore. I won't go lightyears close to 100% and if i get crap for every loss, what's the point
You will never get 100 % on your side. Keep your focus on what you do and the good people. You're awesome and you should continue. I understand its a lot of effort and some idiots make it toxic but keep on your mission, and focus on the good of what you do!
Nothing is ever in the bank until it is in the bank
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Quote Originally Posted by ProudJagsfan:
Thinking it's not worth posting here anymore. I won't go lightyears close to 100% and if i get crap for every loss, what's the point
You will never get 100 % on your side. Keep your focus on what you do and the good people. You're awesome and you should continue. I understand its a lot of effort and some idiots make it toxic but keep on your mission, and focus on the good of what you do!
This thread is the definition of covers forum. Guy explains thought process in great detail, poster trashes his selection with no take of his own. Don't waste you time commenting to the amature man!!! Remember most at covers have reduced IQs. It's just a fact. Great pick!!!
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This thread is the definition of covers forum. Guy explains thought process in great detail, poster trashes his selection with no take of his own. Don't waste you time commenting to the amature man!!! Remember most at covers have reduced IQs. It's just a fact. Great pick!!!
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