miss st is absolutely pitiful on offense. 181st ranked nationally BUT their shooting woes are out of control bad. They are 30% from 3, 48% from 2, and 62% from FT line for ranks of 301st, 245th, and 352nd nationally........ i mean..... wow...... yes, they have the 7th ranked Def eff and yes, they are deep, and yes, they are tall, and yes they are atheltic BUT they just can't put the ball in the hoop with any regularity or precision whatsoever. Tennessee coming off the terrible home loss to Kentucky will be locked in. Barnes will have his boys ready to pounce and blowout the cowbells on the road. UT is miles better offensively and even better defensively as the #1 ranked kenpom def eff team in the nation as of today, and the 57th Offensively. UT shoots 35% from 3, 57% from 2 and 75% from 3. That is a massive disparity like i outlined in the 'boatrace' thread with Cornell and Columbia. MSU does not defend the 3 as Howland's boys pack it in and guard the paint. UT will launch 3s at will and if they get hot this will be disastrous for MSU. On the other side, UT being the #1 team defense in nation limits opponents to a very low def fg and Miss st will not be able to get their usual points in the paint. UT also guards the 3 will their switch pressure man perimeter D and MSU won't get any open looks. it's UT strength on MSU weakness and MSU strength on UT strength. BAAAAD bad bad matchup in every way for MSU. UT bounces back big with a wire to wire DD win as MSU will just have too many scoreless droughts and won't be able to keep up.
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miss st is absolutely pitiful on offense. 181st ranked nationally BUT their shooting woes are out of control bad. They are 30% from 3, 48% from 2, and 62% from FT line for ranks of 301st, 245th, and 352nd nationally........ i mean..... wow...... yes, they have the 7th ranked Def eff and yes, they are deep, and yes, they are tall, and yes they are atheltic BUT they just can't put the ball in the hoop with any regularity or precision whatsoever. Tennessee coming off the terrible home loss to Kentucky will be locked in. Barnes will have his boys ready to pounce and blowout the cowbells on the road. UT is miles better offensively and even better defensively as the #1 ranked kenpom def eff team in the nation as of today, and the 57th Offensively. UT shoots 35% from 3, 57% from 2 and 75% from 3. That is a massive disparity like i outlined in the 'boatrace' thread with Cornell and Columbia. MSU does not defend the 3 as Howland's boys pack it in and guard the paint. UT will launch 3s at will and if they get hot this will be disastrous for MSU. On the other side, UT being the #1 team defense in nation limits opponents to a very low def fg and Miss st will not be able to get their usual points in the paint. UT also guards the 3 will their switch pressure man perimeter D and MSU won't get any open looks. it's UT strength on MSU weakness and MSU strength on UT strength. BAAAAD bad bad matchup in every way for MSU. UT bounces back big with a wire to wire DD win as MSU will just have too many scoreless droughts and won't be able to keep up.
MSU also 1-5 last 6 and only win was against Ole Miss the SEC bottom feeder. Team is trending real poorly and it will NOT get better against an angry UT team. I'm trying to be objective with my $ and capping but not 1 thing is in MSU's favor except they are at home ..... maybe the only prescription for their playing woes is more cowbell !
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MSU also 1-5 last 6 and only win was against Ole Miss the SEC bottom feeder. Team is trending real poorly and it will NOT get better against an angry UT team. I'm trying to be objective with my $ and capping but not 1 thing is in MSU's favor except they are at home ..... maybe the only prescription for their playing woes is more cowbell !
For a team that was 11-0 out of the gate with neutral court wins over Marquette, Akron, and Utah, this team has gone South in a hurry. From 12/28 to 1/28, they will have played or are scheduled to play Tennessee (2X), Alabama (2X), Auburn (Away), and TCU (Home). This was just too tough of a stretch! They Mississippi State, on a (2) game losing streak, might lose their next (4) games. Tennessee, Florida, Alabama, and TCU. Not to mention, they were destroyed in Knoxville already this season. But, is that line (-6.5) a trap?
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For a team that was 11-0 out of the gate with neutral court wins over Marquette, Akron, and Utah, this team has gone South in a hurry. From 12/28 to 1/28, they will have played or are scheduled to play Tennessee (2X), Alabama (2X), Auburn (Away), and TCU (Home). This was just too tough of a stretch! They Mississippi State, on a (2) game losing streak, might lose their next (4) games. Tennessee, Florida, Alabama, and TCU. Not to mention, they were destroyed in Knoxville already this season. But, is that line (-6.5) a trap?
Hey Pederson… any issues using Betonline? Looking for another SB but was hoping to keep it within the states. The problem is that most of these SB’s started to Limit my wagers or have low limits to begin with. A decent amount of money in a offshore SB scares me though…
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Hey Pederson… any issues using Betonline? Looking for another SB but was hoping to keep it within the states. The problem is that most of these SB’s started to Limit my wagers or have low limits to begin with. A decent amount of money in a offshore SB scares me though…
@brogdon, no.... not really. As you know from years of gambling, line movement means next to nothing UNLESS it's related to suspensions, injuries or other 'new' information...... if it's a 0.5 or 1 pt here and there in college hoops with no news, it doesn't mean much to me..... it's really only is the difference between a win or a push in many cases.
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@brogdon, no.... not really. As you know from years of gambling, line movement means next to nothing UNLESS it's related to suspensions, injuries or other 'new' information...... if it's a 0.5 or 1 pt here and there in college hoops with no news, it doesn't mean much to me..... it's really only is the difference between a win or a push in many cases.
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