Wow - wasn't expecting to see everyone on umass. Umass was fav last week -3.5 vs RIU and laid a fart. St Bon has the edge on defense - they are only allowing 67points on the road.
My friend is on the ECU staff and I have seen them play several times - they are bad. LOL
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Wow - wasn't expecting to see everyone on umass. Umass was fav last week -3.5 vs RIU and laid a fart. St Bon has the edge on defense - they are only allowing 67points on the road.
My friend is on the ECU staff and I have seen them play several times - they are bad. LOL
Wow - wasn't expecting to see everyone on umass. Umass was fav last week -3.5 vs RIU and laid a fart. St Bon has the edge on defense - they are only allowing 67points on the road.
My friend is on the ECU staff and I have seen them play several times - they are bad. LOL
If you've seen UMASS play this season at the Mullins Center, you would know that the opponent's defensive stats aren't really all that significant. Saint Louis is one of the 20 best defenses in the country and was forced into a blistering pace from the opening tip.
Until you actually see them play, it's difficult to appreciate just how frenetic UMASS actually is.
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Quote Originally Posted by utfootball4:
Wow - wasn't expecting to see everyone on umass. Umass was fav last week -3.5 vs RIU and laid a fart. St Bon has the edge on defense - they are only allowing 67points on the road.
My friend is on the ECU staff and I have seen them play several times - they are bad. LOL
If you've seen UMASS play this season at the Mullins Center, you would know that the opponent's defensive stats aren't really all that significant. Saint Louis is one of the 20 best defenses in the country and was forced into a blistering pace from the opening tip.
Until you actually see them play, it's difficult to appreciate just how frenetic UMASS actually is.
If you've seen UMASS play this season at the Mullins Center, you would know that the opponent's defensive stats aren't really all that significant. Saint Louis is one of the 20 best defenses in the country and was forced into a blistering pace from the opening tip.
Until you actually see them play, it's difficult to appreciate just how frenetic UMASS actually is.
Thanks for the insight - what happen against RIU? Do you think umass can keep Nicholson off the boards and limit the turnovers?
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Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:
If you've seen UMASS play this season at the Mullins Center, you would know that the opponent's defensive stats aren't really all that significant. Saint Louis is one of the 20 best defenses in the country and was forced into a blistering pace from the opening tip.
Until you actually see them play, it's difficult to appreciate just how frenetic UMASS actually is.
Thanks for the insight - what happen against RIU? Do you think umass can keep Nicholson off the boards and limit the turnovers?
If you've seen UMASS play this season at the Mullins Center, you would know that the opponent's defensive stats aren't really all that significant. Saint Louis is one of the 20 best defenses in the country and was forced into a blistering pace from the opening tip.
Until you actually see them play, it's difficult to appreciate just how frenetic UMASS actually is.
This is actually great insight, well done.
One thing I will say, for those with KenPom subscriptions, look at UMass' GamePlan page. You'll see that they actually play better and beat better competition when they play slightly slower tempo (more in the 70s than 80s). The St. Louis game was a 74, St. Joes was a 66, Davidson was a 71 and then if you look at their losses, they tend to trend higher.
My system actually picked the Bonnies, but it's this insight that actually makes more sense. Well done JFen.
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Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:
If you've seen UMASS play this season at the Mullins Center, you would know that the opponent's defensive stats aren't really all that significant. Saint Louis is one of the 20 best defenses in the country and was forced into a blistering pace from the opening tip.
Until you actually see them play, it's difficult to appreciate just how frenetic UMASS actually is.
This is actually great insight, well done.
One thing I will say, for those with KenPom subscriptions, look at UMass' GamePlan page. You'll see that they actually play better and beat better competition when they play slightly slower tempo (more in the 70s than 80s). The St. Louis game was a 74, St. Joes was a 66, Davidson was a 71 and then if you look at their losses, they tend to trend higher.
My system actually picked the Bonnies, but it's this insight that actually makes more sense. Well done JFen.
Thanks for the insight - what happen against RIU? Do you think umass can keep Nicholson off the boards and limit the turnovers?
The URI game isn't a valid comparison because A) It was on the road and B) URI and the Bonnies play differing styles. It also was a big letdown spot after UMASS got one of its biggest home wins in years (over Saint Louis) in front of a near sellout crowd at the Mullins. Over the past few seasons and the early part of the current one, UMASS was lucky to fill the place up to even half-capacity. The Rhode Island loss was understandable, especially for a team not accustomed to success.
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Quote Originally Posted by utfootball4:
Thanks for the insight - what happen against RIU? Do you think umass can keep Nicholson off the boards and limit the turnovers?
The URI game isn't a valid comparison because A) It was on the road and B) URI and the Bonnies play differing styles. It also was a big letdown spot after UMASS got one of its biggest home wins in years (over Saint Louis) in front of a near sellout crowd at the Mullins. Over the past few seasons and the early part of the current one, UMASS was lucky to fill the place up to even half-capacity. The Rhode Island loss was understandable, especially for a team not accustomed to success.
Disregard that post please. I forgot Carter is out for the season.
There are two Carters, both of whom are approximately 6'9.
Sampson has been out for most of the season due to injury.,
Sean starts at the "5" spot and is the team's primary post presence and most physical inside player. Putney and Esho, while tall, are more perimeter-oriented, though Putney's length makes him an excellent rebounder.
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Quote Originally Posted by Absolutxedge22:
Disregard that post please. I forgot Carter is out for the season.
There are two Carters, both of whom are approximately 6'9.
Sampson has been out for most of the season due to injury.,
Sean starts at the "5" spot and is the team's primary post presence and most physical inside player. Putney and Esho, while tall, are more perimeter-oriented, though Putney's length makes him an excellent rebounder.
There are two Carters, both of whom are approximately 6'9.
Sampson has been out for most of the season due to injury.,
Sean starts at the "5" spot and is the team's primary post presence and most physical inside player. Putney and Esho, while tall, are more perimeter-oriented, though Putney's length makes him an excellent rebounder.
Thank you for making the information correct.
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Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:
There are two Carters, both of whom are approximately 6'9.
Sampson has been out for most of the season due to injury.,
Sean starts at the "5" spot and is the team's primary post presence and most physical inside player. Putney and Esho, while tall, are more perimeter-oriented, though Putney's length makes him an excellent rebounder.
Thanks bro, very helpful... Give your thoughts on my parlay tonight:
umass or memphis ml?????? unc ml cuse ml vandy ml pitt ml ku +4.5
Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:
The URI game isn't a valid comparison because A) It was on the road and B) URI and the Bonnies play differing styles. It also was a big letdown spot after UMASS got one of its biggest home wins in years (over Saint Louis) in front of a near sellout crowd at the Mullins. Over the past few seasons and the early part of the current one, UMASS was lucky to fill the place up to even half-capacity. The Rhode Island loss was understandable, especially for a team not accustomed to success.
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Thanks bro, very helpful... Give your thoughts on my parlay tonight:
umass or memphis ml?????? unc ml cuse ml vandy ml pitt ml ku +4.5
Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:
The URI game isn't a valid comparison because A) It was on the road and B) URI and the Bonnies play differing styles. It also was a big letdown spot after UMASS got one of its biggest home wins in years (over Saint Louis) in front of a near sellout crowd at the Mullins. Over the past few seasons and the early part of the current one, UMASS was lucky to fill the place up to even half-capacity. The Rhode Island loss was understandable, especially for a team not accustomed to success.
What is the payout on that? I tend to avoid road favorites on the money line so Memphis would probably get tossed out. Not much value including 'Cuse as essentially a -500.
Certainly a lot of risk, but I'm sure it pays well.
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What is the payout on that? I tend to avoid road favorites on the money line so Memphis would probably get tossed out. Not much value including 'Cuse as essentially a -500.
Certainly a lot of risk, but I'm sure it pays well.
What is the payout on that? I tend to avoid road favorites on the money line so Memphis would probably get tossed out. Not much value including 'Cuse as essentially a -500.
Certainly a lot of risk, but I'm sure it pays well.
300/2100...
Where are the biggest risks:
umass or memphis ml (umass - big risk / memphis mod risk) unc ml (low risk) cuse ml (low risk) vandy ml (low risk) pitt ml (mod risk - only because USF plays tough at home) ku +4.5 (mod risk - only becuase its tough to beat a good team twice, don't see a good KU team losing back 2 back games)
My projections have umass winning by 3pts and memphis winning by double digits.
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Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:
What is the payout on that? I tend to avoid road favorites on the money line so Memphis would probably get tossed out. Not much value including 'Cuse as essentially a -500.
Certainly a lot of risk, but I'm sure it pays well.
300/2100...
Where are the biggest risks:
umass or memphis ml (umass - big risk / memphis mod risk) unc ml (low risk) cuse ml (low risk) vandy ml (low risk) pitt ml (mod risk - only because USF plays tough at home) ku +4.5 (mod risk - only becuase its tough to beat a good team twice, don't see a good KU team losing back 2 back games)
My projections have umass winning by 3pts and memphis winning by double digits.
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